On a corner in a quiet street just outside the old town, you'll find Restaurante José - a place whose name alone radiates warmth. This is not a hipster hot spot, but a diner with roots. Think patatas bravas with spice, crispy croquetas of rabo de toro and perfectly fried pulpo. The menu can be read as an ode to both Spanish and Argentine cuisine, with classic influences and a modern touch. The interior is homely, the atmosphere friendly. If you eat here, you are among neighbors, and you feel it. Honest cuisine, a warm welcome, and prices that reassure your wallet.