Die besten Restaurants mit Spanisches restaurant Essen in München

Tasty Spanish tapas, friendly service and a lively atmosphere! We were greeted warmly and served in a charming manner throughout the evening. The tapas selection was good ranging from vegetables to meat to seafood. Each tapas was flavorful and the seafood paella with octopus and prawns was delicious! The perfectly cooked rice was packed full of flavor and was serve piping hot right from a large grill in the middle of the restaurant. On the more expensive side considering that the portions are rather small. But definitely worth a visit.

Best tapas bar I've ever visited. The food is a 10 out of 10. The atmosphere is super cozy and the service is incredibly good 👍

..I gave up looking for a parking space after about 50 minutes..

Very nice traditional Spanish restaurant with friendly and attentive service. The prices are reasonable and the food is really good and it's very cozy! In summer you can sit in the beautiful beer garden!

Yesterday I went to eat some typical Spanish starters. Highly recommended to spend the afternoon both for the service and the food.

Personally, we won't be visiting the restaurant again. You have to like the atmosphere, it was very narrow and it was too drafty for us because the sliding doors were constantly opening and closing. The food was solid but too expensive for our price performance. The service was tried hard but we had to ask several times to get our drinks, overall not our place.

They took a while to serve the food, but a nice atmosphere and delicious flavor.

La Tasca Flamenca is an absolute must for anyone who wants to experience Spanish joie de vivre, good food and a unique atmosphere. Here you not only get excellent tapas, but also the feeling of having traveled to Spain for an evening. Authentic tapas – fresh, refined and full of flavor The menu offers a great selection of classic and modern tapas. Particularly recommended are the gambas al ajillo (garlic prawns), patatas bravas, the finely sliced ​​jamón ibérico and the homemade croquetas. Every dish is prepared with fresh ingredients and tastes simply fantastic. The paella is also a highlight – perfectly seasoned and cooked to perfection. Fine wines & Spanish drinks To go with the tapas, there is a great selection of Spanish wines, cava and of course sangria, which is particularly fruity and refreshing here. If you like it authentic, you should definitely try a cold San Miguel or a strong Rioja. Flamenco & Spanish joie de vivre – a unique experience What makes La Tasca Flamenca so special is the atmosphere. The warm, rustic furnishings, Spanish music and lively ambience create a real holiday feeling. The flamenco evenings are particularly spectacular, where passionate dancing and live guitar sounds transform the restaurant into a Spanish bodega - goosebumps guaranteed! Excellent service – warm & attentive The entire team is incredibly friendly, attentive and ensures that every guest feels comfortable. The recommendations are always appropriate, special requests are gladly fulfilled, and you can feel the passion for good hospitality in every detail. Conclusion: A culinary short vacation to Spain! La Tasca Flamenca is more than just a tapas restaurant - it's an experience! Perfect for a romantic dinner, social evenings with friends or a special occasion. Anyone who loves authentic Spanish cuisine and an exciting atmosphere should not miss this gem. Definitely one of the best tapas bars in Munich!

13.50 euros for five shrimps, and a paella for two people costs more than 20 euros for two people. It is charged per person. The price/performance ratio is excellent.

Very bad! Two wrong orders for dinner for two. The drink was wrong and an extra tapas was served. We accepted the wrong drinks but the waiter simply asked us if we wanted to keep the extra dish - without any apology! We declined the dish and sent it back, but it was still on our bill! The tapas came quickly but the peppers were not cooked properly. The meatball was not warm. And we had to wait another hour for the paella! The table next to us had ordered at about the same time and received their food much faster. We also did not like the paella at all. The rice was much too hard.

This bar was closed on friday 24.11.23, altough in google was declared as open! From the street it looked that this place is permanently closed. It used to be a very good a delicous restaurant. Pity.

We were there for dinner yesterday around 5:30 p.m. Was a big mistake. The restaurant was very cold, I think because there were no people there so early and it wasn't heated up. First I ordered 2 Hefeweizen. The waiter asked: Light? Yes. Then comes two pilsners. Ok, I didn't complain, I just took it, no problem. We ordered a starter, olives, alioli and 4-5 pieces of very thin baguette slices were also included for €9.50. I ordered a bit more bread, another 4-5 small slices came for an extra €4.10. Later I looked at the invoice. Then he brought out the main course, first some fish in sauce or I don't know, we didn't even order it. Squid rings and anchovies had strange tastes. Chili con carne and baby squid were delicious. We wanted to go smoke, the young waiter asked if we wanted to pay?! No, we're leaving without paying. After smoking he asked if I would like another beer, I said no thanks and he wanted to take my empty glass with him. If he had any idea about serving people, he would know that you don't do something like that, it's just rude. Then you sit there without glasses like a bum. I ordered an invoice and then I saw that there was an extra €4.10 for the 4 slices of skin-thin bread. Then I freaked out. Started to argue and said he should call the boss. Then came the answer that he was just cooking. Ok, a boy came out of the kitchen and said in Spanish that he should deduct the €4.10 from the bill. I even tipped €1.60, but for what. In 2023 and 2024 I was there often, always friendly service, good prices, delicious food. Now things have changed. Too bad. That was my last visit with them.