Die besten Restaurants mit Spanisches restaurant Essen in Baden-Württemberg

Always delicious. Especially the dates with bacon

Highly recommended, it's just wonderful to see the wonderful food so sweetly presented on the table.

Spontan kehrten wir dort ein...1.5.2024...totaler Reinfall und Entãuschung...es gab nur Tapas...lauwarm serviert...nichts Besonderes...der absolute Knaller war die Rechnung...Euro 44.60 ...horrend teuer...Qualitåt und Bedienung absolut untere Grenze...nie mehr eine Einkehr dort...!! Auch dieses Lokal wird wiederum geschlossrn werden...mangels zufriedenen Gästen!!!!!

Nice, quiet side street to sit comfortably outside, nice service, good wine and delicious, sumptuous food. If desired, a dish that contained meat could be changed to a vegetarian version. Would go there again!

I have rarely had a steak of this quality. It is served at the table by excellent service.

To put it in a nutshell: great restaurant. Modern building with Spanish accents without being cluttered or kitschy. The food is amazing. For me the best Spaniard in the area. Nice and attentive service.

Great Spanish restaurant… Highly recommended!

My family and I had a very nice evening at Jose y Josefina. You will be welcomed very politely and friendly. The service is absolutely courteous. The food was absolutely delicious. We can give a 150% recommendation here. Thank you...

We were really looking forward to this visit because we love eating tappas. The restaurant is quite nice. Very small but cozy. But unfortunately the food didn't convince us. On the one hand, we found the prices to be quite high. Charging 18.90 euros for a vegetable plate with some sheep's cheese is quite a lot. Unfortunately, the Mojo Rojo for 4.90 euros was not homemade, it came from the glass that is also sold in the store and was simply refilled. We also find 9.80 euros for piementos to be quite expensive. It doesn't take much effort to prepare. The chorizo ​​in red wine was cut extremely thin, which is why it was quite dry, but €12.90 is also a proud price. We were asked if everything was okay, we mentioned the chorizo, that we usually know it cut a little thicker, and the question immediately came: Where? We answered "e.g. in Spain" and the answer was "We are in Germany". Sorry, but such a stroppy, unfriendly answer to a guest is not acceptable. You immediately had the feeling that negative information was not wanted at all. We also found the behavior towards other guests to be very borderline. A passerby came in and asked if he could use the toilet. The answer was no. Even when I asked again, I simply received a no in a very unfriendly tone. There is another way. We were also surprised about the cleaning. As soon as we were standing, the table was re-set, but before that we just wiped it with a quick hand. We neither enjoyed it nor felt welcome as guests. It also contributed to the fact that the boss had a certain arrogant aura towards the guests. Nevertheless, we were kind enough to give a tip. But we definitely won't be coming back.

Schönes Ambiente, im Hof und drinnen, am Straßenambiente muss Walldorf noch nachbessern, da ist einfach zu viel los. Über das Essen kann ich nichts negatives verlieren, wir haben uns schon durch die Karte gegessen und wurden nie enttäuscht, dazu ein freundlicher aufmerksamer Service - top!

Very tasty😋 food...Highly recommended again and again

Super toller Abend mit 10 Kumpels. Tolles Essen. Ein Abend in Spanien. Wirklich zu empfehlen. Auch für Gruppen. Gutes Flair.

The tapas are nothing special. The vegetable kebabs include pickled cucumbers, pickled peppers and silver onions - everything on the outside is glass, nothing fresh. The croquettes with spinach and feta - very mushy and where was the feta...? The only really tasty thing was the Serrano ham. You don't have to go here. Freiburg has so many better places to eat!

The change in operator is clearly noticeable. We've eaten here several times, but were unfortunately disappointed last time. As soon as we arrived, we were pointed out the digital menu, which can be accessed using a QR code. What you think of this digitalization remains to be seen, but with the Internet in Pforzheim city center you won't get very far. The waiter, who was trying hard, offered us WiFi straight away, but he then disappeared. The service in general is very expandable. You have to wait forever to order food and the communication between waiter and guest was anything but smooth. The food wasn't convincing either. If it wasn't frozen, then it was full of ready-made sauces. Apart from the lack of a Mediterranean touch - for example the prawns in garlic, which hardly tasted like garlic. The selection of tapas has been radically reduced compared to before. The ambience is nice, one star deducted because the space right next to the kitchen wasn't that pleasant. All in all, it's a shame because you would hope for something different from a tapas restaurant!