Die besten Restaurants mit Tapasbar Essen in Berlin

Great tapas, fantastic wine selection (we ended up in Hungary after Moselle Riesling). We particularly enjoyed the fish-meat combinations (sometimes anchovies, sometimes mussels). Big recommendation.

This house is well maintained 🤩

Really cool...great food, for small and large appetites.

I can't even imagine how happy I was to find this establishment on my first day in Berlin, that day when you're more lost than a carracuca. An authentic Spanish tavern, everything delicious, just like in Spain... potato omelette, empanada, Galician star... very well served by some locals from the Canary Islands and Vallecas. Highly recommended. It's right next to the start of many free tours. A beautiful and clean place, it was like spending time in Spain.

Overall, it was a good experience; the menu is varied enough to suit everyone. The paella isn't amazing, though; it's better to stick to the tapas.

That's how it should always be. Good food, friendly service, great wine.

Absolutely loved this place. The food was insanely good, fresh, flavorful, and just really well done. Chill vibe, friendly staff. Definitely coming back.

Staff not friendly, a lot of smoke inside and tapas not good

Thank you for the lovely evening with delicious food and super attentive yet unobtrusive service....Criticism regarding the taste of the olives was dealt with very professionally...great...keep it up and we wish you always satisfied guests!

Unfortunately it is now closed and I am very sad about it because it had the best tapas in Berlin. Maybe they'll open again...we can hope 🤞

A great, quaint neighborhood restaurant with authentic Spanish cuisine. The selection of food and drinks is great and the shop is very cozy. There is also enough space and the tables are not too close together. The owners are warm and accommodating. Gladly again :) Update: The Spanish restaurant is now closed - there is now an Italian restaurant in the store (which is also good, but something completely different).

Great restaurant with super authentic Spanish food at reasonable prices. The waiters were all friendly and attentive. The food was served quickly and the value for money was right.

Ambience? Like in Alicante or Valencia, on a side street. Traditional. Service? Super friendly and attentive. Food? Excellent, delicious. Highly recommended.

It's not bad but don't expect something similar to a tapas bar in Spain.

I'm giving the review solely based on the things I ordered: the croquetas de jamon was very disappointing. No jamon at all. The other plate was "fish tapas" which was a mix of fish, fried potato, chickpeas (?), tortilla, squid, and salad. Also, not very tasty and the combination didn't make too much sense. On a good side, wines were good and the prices are cheap. However, I wouldn't come back.