Onto the terramoto, I ordered one at first, I wasn't too keen on it then it began to grow on me, once the ice cream had totally melted and mixed in with the wine and spirit it became like an alcopop almost. It went down very easily but I couldn't feel anything from it and so the next round I ordered two more. This meant that I wouldn't have to wait around for another drink, and whilst I worked on one trying to get the ice cream to melt, the other would be melting naturally. The bar itself was quite large, had a huge open plan saloon space out the back, it had a small covered walkway from the front entrance to the saloon and on the left when you walked in was a small separate room that they called the restaurant, it had a waiter, tables and chairs and that was where they served the food. The toilet was just to the side of the saloon bit and there was a large bar spanning one of the side walls, for some reason the toilet floor was covered in sawdust, maybe to reduce mess and the build up of urine on the floor. The whole bar looked pretty old and run down but had character and as it was such a well established placed had its regulars and of course constant tourist traffic coming through.