La Azotea is a tiny place with about about 6 small tables and around a dozen stools at the bar.  It is mostly a tapas place with lots of fresh seafood  with really friendly staff.  One wall of the place is windows out to the street and the wall opposite has a window that looks into the kitchen.  They have a printed menu but most ordering seemed to be from the waiter involving what was fresh that day.  Seafood is sold by weight or by piece.  The set up is basic with paper napkins and no table cloth but the waiters happily changed out the plates with each course and often brought clean napkins and flatware.  There is some background music but the place filled in no time with customers even waiting to take our seats.   It was a totally fun experience to sit at the bar and watch the action as well as interact with the staff.   Continue reading →