RESIDENZ in Würzburg

The service was just as good as the food! Excellent!!!!

We went there for a cozy dinner for two. Unfortunately, it had nothing to do with Spanish food. We ordered a cold and a hot platter, which were put together for us. The ham was sliced ​​so thick it was almost impossible to chew. The stuffed peppers were so hard they were inedible. Then we had, I think it was salami in a tasteless sauce. Eggplant topped with cheese was also tasteless. I can't recommend any of the ten tapas. The aioli was very sweet with a strange aftertaste. We could only leave it. A complete disappointment. There are much better Spanish restaurants in the area.

We were a group of five and arrived at 7:30 pm. We waited a total of two hours for our food, even though only about half the tables were occupied. In the end, three out of five of us found hair in our food, and there were also some issues with the bill. On top of that, the prices on the menu weren't up to date, making everything significantly more expensive than expected (lentil soup was €9.50 instead of €6.50). The service was really slow, but the young server was very friendly.

If you're into endless fries, go ahead and eat there. We were there on a Thursday, schnitzel day. The schnitzel special was a mini schnitzel and heaps of fries. They also recommended a side salad with every dish. When we paid, we were shocked to find that the side salad alone cost €6.90. Even a small plastic tub of sour cream wasn't free (see menu). We definitely wouldn't recommend it.

The entrance isn't immediately obvious. Once seated, the server arrives relatively quickly, and drinks are served promptly. However, the food is my main issue: My colleague's schnitzel was already cold, and mine was average. The problem, though, was the approximately 30-minute wait. The sauce was okay. The polka was a bit tough. The service was average. Apparently, the fish and enchiladas are good here. So, it's okay for Mexican food, but not a restaurant I'd necessarily want to return to.