Post Card
Here is the Los Caracoles souvenir postcard that they were handing out last year (May 2006). Notice the absence of meat and sausage. Perhaps this indicates an evolution of their cuisine, though the artwork is dated '68.
Here is the Los Caracoles souvenir postcard that they were handing out last year (May 2006). Notice the absence of meat and sausage. Perhaps this indicates an evolution of their cuisine, though the artwork is dated '68.
Here is old John with his seafood stew, sopa bullabesa. Much like bouillabaisse or the mariscada on the menu in Brazilian resturants in New York.
The snail shaped bread they serve.
My wife Nancy eating, what else, snails!
Nancy, and the open kitchen in the background.
The snail shaped beer tap at the bar as you enter the place. The restaurant is no longer open to the street as it was in 1963.