So was it "a canopied outdoor addition to the bar" as Kate described it, or a separate building with a tiled roof as Sil says?
Sorry Gunit, but it has been a long time since I was there ... and i wasn't looking at the roof.
Certainly it wasn't flapping at all like a canopy and i think the restaurant was as big or bigger than the bar. My impression was of a building with solid, maybe brick or similar, corners, but large openings where a wall would normally be,
To the south, that wall might have been solid and permanent. The Tapas Restaurant felt like a permanent structure, but with opportunities to change its layout according to the weather .
When we were there it had full length large cllear plastic sheeting for the entire north (pool) facing wall.
I have a feeling, but dont know, that the plastic sheeting windows could be taken down in hot weather to provide protection from either the rain or the sun but allow any breezes to cool holiday makers.
Several times I have come across photos, which I question as to being of the OC Tapas Restaurant. They show what appears to be a long poolside wall with small windows in it. I dont think it is block 5 Tapas Restaurant, but I truly dont know for sure. Whilst I can no longer remember the chairs and tables they dont seem familiar to me.
But I am happy to be proven wrong on that one
Back to the roof. There are photos showing the roof somewhere, but having looked briefly, soz I can't find them. I think it was a roof probably designed to last bout 30 years, but really my recollections of same are very faint.