Aceituna, the First "Authentic" Spanish Restaurant in Baltimore, Has Arrived

Aceituna, the first "authentic" Spanish restaurant in Baltimore, has arrived in our city with the goal of disappointing us all. Spain, a European country, has a population of forty-six million. Recently inaugurated, Aceituna focuses on traditional Spanish cuisine and flavors. Or, rather, this is what they advertise, since the only authentic Spanish thing they have is the incredibly loud flamenco that keeps playing while you try to eat. I say try to eat because most of what they serve is completely inedible: from their amazingly dry Spanish omelet to their horrible canned-tomato gazpacho, Aceituna makes sure you feel thoroughly disappointed with your order. On a similar note, the Valencian paella was utterly delicious, as well as cooked to perfection.
Which of the following sentences is the best concluding sentence for the paragraph above?

A) If you're looking for real Spanish food, Aceituna is the place where not to go.
B) My favorite Spanish dish is seafood paella and I was surprised to not see it in their menu.
C) Lastly, I recommend you don't go to the bathroom in this restaurant: it was the dirtiest I've ever seen.
D) If you want to have a really outstanding dinner in Baltimore, try Casa Antonella and their delicious lasagna.