Bizitza

QUIET PLACE TO HAVE A DRINK IN THE OLD TOWN

I won't be back. Bad service at a gay bar that's not really gay. The Hispanic waitress is only interested in flirting with men. Unfriendly waiters and it's kind of dirty.

Awful food, awful service, everything was cold and I was sick by the time I got home.

Very interesting decor, good service, although the noise is not to my liking.

Disgusting, and above all, awful people. Rude. Hygiene is nonexistent. I would never go back. Plus, it smells terrible.

Lovely! The guy who serves is super friendly, the prices are unbeatable, and above all, the place is so welcoming. I would definitely go back and recommend it. It's in a great location because there are plenty of other shops and bars nearby.

A very pleasant bar, both in terms of staff and clientele.

Perfect for a drink. We love the herbal teas, and the cheesecake or carrot cake (when they have it) are very good.

A great spot for the first drinks of the night; it's usually packed, but the atmosphere is lovely. It's a sure thing on our trips to Bilbao.

I love going just for their cheesecake

I visited this establishment in Spain this weekend. I was deeply shocked to see a sign stating that “Zionists would not be served.” Publicly displaying that a group of people would not be served for ideological or political reasons is, in my opinion, a form of exclusion incompatible with what one expects from an establishment open to the public. A bar should be a place of conviviality, not a space for sorting customers according to their supposed opinions. This type of message creates an atmosphere of division and discomfort. I consider this contrary to the fundamental principles of non-discrimination and I will report it accordingly. This experience has severely damaged the establishment's image in my eyes.

Good bar to spend afternoons and evenings