Dating from 1905, this hand-painted tile building occupies an entire city block in the heart of Ybor City. Tourists flock here to soak up the ambience, and so do the locals because it's so much fun to clap along during fire-belching Spanish flamenco floor shows Monday through Saturday evenings ($6 per person additional charge). You can't help coming back time after time for the famous Spanish bean soup and original "1905" salad. The paella a la valenciana is outstanding, with more than a dozen ingredients from Gulf grouper and Gulf pink shrimp to calamari, mussels, clams, chicken, and pork. One of our favorites is boliche (eye of round stuffed with chorizo), accompanied by plantains and black beans and rice. All entrees come with a crispy hunk of Cuban bread with butter. Lighter appetites can choose from a limited menu of tapas, including "Cuban caviar" (actually a spicy black-bean dip). The decor throughout is graced with hand-painted tiles, wrought-iron chandeliers, dark woods, rich red fabrics, and stained-glass windows. You can breathe your own fumes in the Cigar Bar.