The walls of this Spanish-inspired cornerstore cafe and tapas bar are painted a glossy fire engine red wherever possible - even in the dinky loo. Teamed with much of the retro-style Spanish packaging,it's a colourful setting for a platter of soft,nutty jamon and a glass of something Spanish from wine man Ben Moechtar. If it's not that time of day,content yourself with a full-flavoured Di Lorenzo Caffe coffee ($3.50),cafe carajillo (a shot of black coffee with side of Spanish brandy,aged in a sherry cask);or cafe leche manchada - a do-it-yourselfer where you add espresso to hot milk instead of the other way around.