Die besten Restaurants in Deutschland mit Spanisches restaurant Essen

Das Ambiente war gemütlich. Es gab Austern. Ich habe zwei Stück bestellt. In beiden waren Schalensplitter. Das ist ein No Go!! Preis/Leistung stehen in keinem Verhältnis.

Highly recommended and also very reasonably priced!! 👌👍👏👏

Highly recommended...you feel like you're on vacation...just great

Very tasty and excellent service. Thanks again, also to the kitchen staff, for all of you being so incredibly flexible.

Very good Spanish restaurant and reasonably priced. It's best to put together the tapas yourself :)

In addition to a very good paella, Spanish tapas are also served here. Unfortunately permanently closed

Looks well-kept from the outside, unfortunately it was closed at 2 p.m. on Sunday lunchtime, so we couldn't visit the restaurant. There is no free parking nearby. March 2022

Tasty, cozy, plus affordable prices! We'll be back soon:)

Beautifully decorated restaurant in downtown Dresden. The fried squid tasted okay, but it didn't blow me away, and the portion wasn't particularly large. Service was friendly and attentive. Prices were high.

My husband and I had a lovely evening at Tapas&More. The staff were really nice and friendly. We were served really well by the waitress Ceylan. We will definitely come back again.

One of the last beer gardens on the lake, so always very full, despite the exorbitant prices. In the winter village a 0.3 beer costs 4 euros.

The food is definitely very good, and it's impossible to avoid nostalgia for Spain. The place is simple and very well located. It's always very busy, though, which can be annoying due to the noise and heat of so many bodies crammed together. However, this speaks volumes for the place, as many people want to eat there (for a reason). The service is good, although the staff is noticeably stressed due to so many orders. In any case, I'll eat there again! NOTE: Reservations are required on weekends; otherwise, there won't be any free tables.

Like a short vacation in Spain. Recommended.

Das Portugiesen-Viertel hat Flair insbesondere an schönen Tagen in Hamburg. Gutes Essen ist leider rar - so leider auch im Casa Ricardo mit spanischer Küche. Die Croquetas de Jamón waren hart, die Gambas al ajillo mit 19,80 teuer durchschnittlich gemacht und mit wenig Salsa. Das Kaninchen war trocken und ohne Geschmack. Lediglich die Tomatensauce hat geschmeckt. Wir waren nicht auf moderen Tapas eingestellt. Die gibt es im Portugiesen-Viertel vermutlich nicht. Aber hier wurde selbst eine ordentliche Zubereitung unterschritten. Die Bedienung war freundlich.

We really liked the service and ambience, but unfortunately the food doesn't quite match it. Still worth a visit.