Been here frequently when on vacation and they have without any comparison at all the most interesting beer collection in town. expect the good spanish craft beers from the mainland to cost you 10 to 15 euros each, though. that's several times more than a local craft from the canary islands. I think i saw jaira in the fridge, they are likely way cheaper than the "imported" stuff that was brewed 3000 km away.
Service is fine, as you'd expect in what more or less is a hipster cafe that happens to have one of the best selections of good beer on the island. Located from a place where you are able to just barely see the ocean in one direction, large hotel buildings around, on a busy but not too busy street with pretty good restaurants nearby. The location is quiet enough that you can sit and relax and take in the sounds of the city as well as the awesome playlist that always plays something interesting where you think who the h** is that?? it's like a music afficinado made that list, not mainstream and not pop, but very hipster in its own way. smoking allows all over outdoors but in general not a problem as there a many places to sit and relocate to. seating is covered in case of rain, tvs watchable from all seats, showing soccer matches. They also do drinks which i have not tasted ( I only have one liver, barely), but looked like hipster drinks and looked great.
opening times are super generous, they're practically always open so no matter when you would kill for a triple hazy from SOMA, you can go there instead of comitting a crime. You can buy beer to take away, but prices are the same i think.
haven't tried the food, but it looks yummy