So we drove from New York to Philly to eat here. I've been here before and have always loved it. Our server EVELYN was a delight. Knowledgeable about the food and great drink recommendations. We ordered the octopus which was tasty and crispy with soft flavorful potatoes. We had the salmon loved the crispy skin. The ham croquettes we on a romanesco sauce that was delicious we had the beef skewer well season. The rice rice pudding was so delicious I ordered 2 for myself. The gin drinks Evelyn recommend we fantastic definitely a place to go if you are in Philly. Thank you Evelyn for making it great experience. read more

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I've never eaten here. We brought at least 2 or 3 dozen relatives and friends here to eat Friday night last part of our wedding party for our daughter and the ambiance, service and food considering it was a busy Friday night on a holiday weekend were superb. This is a Spanish/Tapas style place with an excellent location a fully stocked bar and an amazing menu. We pretty much ordered plates to share both appetizers and entrees and as the plates arrived each was remarkable. They ranged from tasty to spicy and each had a tasty twist. The paella was very good indeed. Highly recommended, especially as they brought birthday cake out for my wife! read more

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I'll preface this review by saying I was starving when I entered Amada. My phone usually eats first but in this case I ate first I forgot to take pictures of most of these delicious dishes but I've found a new fav in Philly without a doubt. I had no clue what I was in store for but Amada did not disappoint- holy cow! I also went in during happy hour which I did not realize which made it even better. My absolute favs and recommendations: papatas bravas, lamb meatballs, datiles, gambad al ajillo, chamuca, ensalada verde, Iberico Brocheta. And yes my friend and I ordered all these things and we ate every single bite. If you are considering going to Amada, let me make that decision for you- YESSSSSSSSS! Service was amazing, the restaurant is beautiful and was buzzing with energy and others ohhhing and ahhhing about the food. We even made friends with our neighbors and they were just as impressed. I'll be back for sure, and I'll likely become a regular here, how it took so long for me to find the gem is beyond me. Go you won't be disappointed. read more

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This place doesn't suck The attire is very fit check If you come here with a baseball hat , just leave . Service is very helpful and pleasant. Food is amazing. Ambiance is great until you see people not dressed properly. read more

Food was so salty. We had to send one of our dishes back bc it tasted like soap. Love Amada usually but yesterday was a miss read more

First team meal after day 1 of the conference. My boss' wife made the reservation for our team to come here since it was a highly rated restaurant and there was an escape room next door. Great planning! Amada is a Tapas restaurant so all the food is mean to be shared family style. The restaurant seems to be really fancy. I noticed some curtains they would use to section off groups, or couples, for the intimate touch. We shared a few pitchers of Sangria ($36/pitcher) and probably would have shared a few more if we didn't have to be somewhat okay for the escape room afterwards. We opted for the Tinta Sangria, which comes with spiced red wine, brandy, oranges, apple and cinnamon. The menu was nice and it had something for everyone. It accommodated our simple eater and the more adventurous folks. Also my boss has a shellfish allergy, which they asked about food allergies and was careful to note if each dish was expose to or had any shellfish. The thoughtfulness of their staff was much appreciated. For our feastings, we shared the following: Croquettes (HH $6), Patatas Bravas ($9), Atun ($19), Entrecote ($22), Coca De Alcachofas Y Setas ($15), Mixto: Carnes Y Queso ($25), Pimientos De Padron ($13), Portilla Espanola ($9), and Pollo ($22). The charcuterie plate with the meat and cheese were fun. I also really liked the tortilla espanola and the pimento peppers with deviled egg cream too. I was disappointed with the wagyu being a little overcooked and I didn't care for the chicken. Nevertheless a nice meal and there was something for everyone on the team to enjoy here. read more

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Outstanding!! Amada was absolutely amazing. The staff were incredibly kind and welcoming and the restaurant is nice and cozy. Our waiter offered a variety of recommendations and he nailed it. We trusted his selections and ordered and the food was superb. Everything was delicious! The presentation of the food was spot on and it came out fast. This restaurant is truly an experience and you will want to come back. read more

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Had an excellent brunch at Amada with a co-worker. It was a very hot day in Philadelphia and we were out looking for a spot for brunch. Amada was open and still serving, we looked at the menu (great) and the cool interior in both senses of the word and were seated right away. Our server came right over with really solid coffee and we immediately ordered a "bread basket" for $5-which consisted of Mallorca bread, olive oil cake, croissant, cherry & fig jam and whipped butter. I mean...can I move in next door? We also ordered two red wine sangrias, also $5 that were large and iced and fruity and perfect. So far, so GREAT! It was ROUGH choosing just one entree, I flip flopped back and forth for far too long and then landed on the Breakfast Hash of green chile & potato hash, fried eggs, arugula, marinated tomato and paprika aioli. I was slightly worried about it being too spicy, but it was not at all and over all I was extremely happy with it even though I did glance longingly at my friends avo toast a few times! read more

We came as a group for happy hour and enjoyed our time! Happy hour is a true hour, only 5-6pm, so we called ahead and booked a table for 5. Reservations can also be made online, though it wasn't at all crowded when we arrived. Service was fairly quick, and the small bites we got were delicious. Pictured: white sangria, red sangria, cheese plate with manchego and olives, and patatas bravas. Not pictured are the croquetas, which were also enjoyed! The ambiance inside their big dining room was very pleasant, and we loved the decor. Would be great for a group dinner or date night! read more

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What a gorgeous restaurant perfect for a special occasion, date night or just to grab some good food! We stopped by Amada for dinner after a candlelight show nearby. We had made a reservation but was nearly 25 minutes late due to some unexpected construction that caused us to walk around the entire section instead of being able to cross the bridge as planned. I had called ahead to let them know and despite being later than we had expected, they were very accommodating! To our advantage, I think it helped that we had planned for a late dinner after the rush. Anyways, the staff seated us right away and did not give us any sense of annoyance or grief. The server came over immediately and greeted us and took our drink orders. We opted for some wine by the glass and sangria options and they were very good! Prices on the wine can vary so if you do not know your wine varietals, I would highly recommend asking your server for the right selection. We ordered the paella (which took about 45 minutes) and a selection of tapas as we had 4 people in our group. Everything was delicious with the highlights being the patatas bravas and the scallops. They do offer a great selection of seafood, meats and vegetarian options so this is suitable for any dietary accommodation's needed. read more

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I came here for restaurant week and was super excited because of all the good things I've heard. However, the restaurant week portions were very hit or miss, for example the salad portion was huge and one order of patatas bravas was 6 pieces, but the Manchego only came with 2 slices of cheese and the chorizo was an entree but was two small skewers. Though their restaurant week menu allows you to pick two options for a starter and two options for an entree and I understand that a tapas restaurant would have small portions, if you picked the wrong choices you definitely would have still been hungry at the end of the meal. I came with friends who had been here multiple times in the past for the regular menu and they said they felt the experience was better with the regular menu. For the service, it wasn't as seamless as we would have wished. I understand a tapas restaurant will have dishes come out at different times but for dishes that don't require cooking like cheese, it shouldn't be coming 20 minutes after all the other first courses. During our first course, the waitress offered to bring us more bread and then never brought it. We also got multiple rounds of drinks and were talking during the meal but the waitress kept trying to clear away plates that were clearly full of food. Even if I was done with the plates I definitely still wanted to take the leftovers togo and found it weird they didn't offer that and instead just asked to clear my plates away. Lamb turnovers - 4.5/5 the lamb turnover was gamier than expected, but the flavors are good. Some of my friends usually don't like lamb but they still enjoyed this. Patatas bravas - 3/5 Gambas ajillo - 3.5/5 The shrimp were slightly over cooked and the bread was too crunchy so it didn't absorb the sauce well. Manchego - 5/5 Ensalada verde - 5/5 Olives - 4/5 The olives were as expected. Sirloin steak - 4/5 It was cooked very well but definitely could have used more sauce. Chorizo - 4/5 the flavor was really good and it was well caramelized and crunchy without being dried out, the portion was just hilariously small for an entree. read more

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Chose this spot based off the reviews. Swanky little spot that is definitely popular amongst the locals. Service was somewhat slow, as our waiter apologized multiple times for the wait. Food was decent, as the flatbread and garlic shrimp stole the show. read more

Amada - Menu - Tapas Bars Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The food here was great, but our server was not. Bless his heart. Drink order was wrong and he didn't explain how the chefs choosing tasting actually worked so it was confusing till someone else came over and explained what was going on with items/how many were coming for the amount of guests at the table. Next time we will just order off the regular menu. ‍ read more

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I always enjoy eating at Amada and I always find the final bill surprisingly high. Which reminds me why I don't go to Amada more often. We stopped by Amada for a post-movie bite to eat. There were three of us who were moderately hungry but by the time we got the bill it was well over $250 which included three drinks. But everything was delicious: - manchego cheese with truffle lavender honey 5/5 - not enough crostini though - gambas al ajillo that come with crostini - 5/5 - used crostini from this dish to finish manchego :) and sop up all that lovely garlic sauce - ensalata verde - 5/5 - I do love this salad with the greens, tender asparagus, fava beans, haricot vert, avocado, some thin slices of cheese, and a yummy dressing - bruselas catalana - 5/5 deliciously done - arroz temporado - 5/5 a nice side dish to go with the lamb chops except they arrived at different times - cordero - 5/5 we ordered an extra lamb chop so each of us could have one delicious, meaty chop - vieriras - 4/5 the only item that didn't wow me, the scallops were a little on the mushy side and the sauce a bit salty For dessert we ordered a chocolate mousse 3/5 (nothing special about it) and some other dessert that I can't remember but recall liking it more than the chocolate one so let's give it a 4/5. Amada is definitely a special treat place given the price point but the food never disappoints. read more

Made brunch reservations and it was very busy but service flowed effortlessly. I believe our server name was Joe and he was phenomenal. The sangria and mimosas were so good my friend had 4 ( I had to cut off)! We ordered the $27 per person brunch combo ( it was filling). My only critique is that I requested for my eggs on the crab Benedict to be over well and not poached and the eggs came out poached ( well done). I did not send back and tried to eat it but I could not get through it. We were dressed casually and felt comfortable but there were people dressed up. I will try Amada for dinner soon! read more

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Talk about some awesome tapas! Amada was recommended to us by the concierge at the hotel were staying at. She recommended we come for their happy hour and tapas which is what we did. It's an excellent Spanish restaurant that I recommend to both tourists and Philly natives! After our busy day sightseeing in Philly, my Dad and I wanted to end our day with a small bite and some drinks. We came a little after opening with no reservations and were seated immediately (reservations can be made online). Right from the start we were welcome with warm hands and smiles. Service was superb by our waitress and the manager came by to check on us throughout. We were provided fantastic recommendations, accommodations were made, and they took the time to make our experience enjoyable. We chose to dine for happy hour which is offered from 5:00-6:00 p.m. on weekdays. The happy hour menu consists of drinks and other Spanish-inspired small bites. We got the Espárragas and Cojonudo. The asparagus was firm and nicely charred. Though I didn't get much taste of the vinaigrette or egg yolk. The cojonudo came with two very crunchy baguette slices, a spiced pâté, and a small but rich quail egg. We also shared the Arroz Con Leche for dessert which was a rice pudding with a coffee caramel sauce and puffed rice on top. It was light, the pudding was cold and soft, and the puffed rice was a nice crunch. If we come back I'd love to try their other tapas. If you're in downtown Philadelphia, I recommend checking out Amada. It's known for its delicious and unique Spanish cuisine. The interior is rustic and chic with an upscale flare. Service is warm, welcoming, and knowledgeable. Find the restaurant off of Chestnut Street with street or parking lots nearby--you really can't ask for more! read more

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Only stopped in for a drink at the bar on a Saturday afternoon a few weeks back. Our bartender was awful. My husband had to get up from his barstool & walk to the other end of the EMPTY bar to flag the bartender down. He was too busy taking to his co-workers, couldn't be bothered with customers. Anyway the place is cute so 2 stars.....but we won't be back. read more

Amada - Bartender - Tapas Bars Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Anyone else turn every restaurant into a tapas restaurant? At Amada, they do the work for you... Amada is the iconic Spanish Tapas spot by Chef Garces. It offers a culinary journey through the rich traditions of Spanish cuisine. This restaurant, which opened its doors in 2005, exudes rustic-chic charm and an inviting atmosphere. Chef Garces' commitment to tapas-style dining is evident, encouraging guests to explore a multitude of flavors and dishes. Who wants to limit themselves to just one dish when you can savor a variety of Spanish culinary delights? read more

Amada - Tapas Bars Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

I hadn't been to Amada since before the pandemic so I was excited to return, but was let down. We got the tasting menu and I wouldn't recommend it. The options do change, but on the night we came not much wowed in the flavor department. The meat and cheese course was fine - I thought it was a generous size. The salad was good, but definitely over dressed. The lamb meatballs and the crab stuffed peppers were the best items we had. The crab was very fresh and both had a lot of flavor going on - something I can't say for the rest of the meal. The shortrib flatbread was meh. In my opinion, it was bland. I loved the octopus at my last visit, but they have since changed the menu and now serve it in a potato purée. I wasn't a fan, but the octopus itself was good (the four pieces we had at least). The wagyu was a huge disappointment. It was extremely chewy and the sauce was flavorless. The mushrooms were fine - wish the truffle came through a lot more. They forgot to bring one of our courses out. The manager was very nice (as was our server, no complaints there) and comped it by giving us a glass of bubbly. This was a nice touch! Unfortunately the rice pudding was not good at all - not only was it the blandest one I've ever had, it wasn't sweet so it reminded me of breakfast. We didn't eat it. Drinks were yummy! If you like a spicy tequila drink you'll adore the Pain & Glory. The Rose Gold was okay; as a passion fruit lover, I found it muted and wanted a lot more of that brightness and acidity. The atmosphere here is lovely. It was busy but not loud. Likewise, the courses were timed perfectly. In the past, I really enjoyed the croquetas, empanadas, patatas bravas, shrimp, and bacon stuffed dates. If I went again I'd definitely stick to these items on the menu and not venture out. Also I've had the sangria and it was divine! read more

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Food was salty, over cooked, inedible. Nothing was freshly prepared. Was truly the worst experience I've had in years. Devon location. read more

Nice way to end Valentine's Day weekend with a candlelit dinner for two at the famous Center City restaurant. read more

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I went for happy hour and sat at the bar. I had great service with a very friendly bartender. I got 4 of the happy hour appetizers all were very good, the shrimp in garlic butter had so much butter that soaked into the bread I couldn't really eat the bread. Maybe you like that, but a little too much for me. Very limited happy hour drink selection. I'm not sure how much alcohol they put in, buts it's way too little to give the drink any flavor. I got the mojito. Cheap rum is cheap, just pour enough to make your guests happy. Other than that, I enjoyed myself very much read more

Raw 4.6 out of 5 Went here during a day trip to Philly from Manhattan Food 4.5/5 Ensalada de jamón 4.75 Lots of jamón Would have wanted more figs Presentation is practical yet unique A little too salty Artichoke & mushroom and truffle flatbread 5 Perfection Tuna 4/5 Something about the dipping sauce (not horseradish-ey enough?) or the freshness of the dish that threw it off course. It was cook to the right level of raw/cook but I just can't put my finger on it Patatas Bravas 3/5 The paprika threw things off Patatas are on the bland side themselves but the very very exciting paprika aioli sends the mini rolls the opposite direction of salvaging Service 5/5 We told the server we had a train to catch back to Manhattan and she kept her eye on the clock for us. Our dinner was timed well. Price 4/5 $62 before tip for 4 tapas The salad was surprisingly BIG for a "small plate" Tuna was surprisingly very small and it was considered an entree Patatas were small but the mini roll presentation spread out on the plate made it looks abundant Ambiance 5/5 Dark wood, spacious, dimly lit Cleanliness 4.5/5 Bathrooms are spacious. Out of toilet paper Some water outside of the sink. Some paper on the floor read more

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I will start off by saying the staff and service is exceptional. I had to change plans 3x and was not charged the reservation fee. Our server was super knowledgeable, patient and sweet. Amada is nestled near 2nd street and the dark black walls gives it an elevated spooky yet old Spain vibe. In general, all the food was super oily! We got full really fast. Patatas Brava - puréed potato cylinders deep fried and topped with a paprika aioli. The aioli was good but nothing special about the dish other than it's artistry. Gamba's Al Ajillo- garlic shrimp with four pieces of hard toast crackers sitting in a pool of oil/butter and topped with parsley. Fresh but heavy. Judias Verdes- green beans that had a snap to it which I liked with a fennel confit that was creamy and almond dulda, this was probably our favorite. Coca de Alcachofas Y Setas- it was a flatbread with mushrooms, barely much artichokes and manchego and black truffle. The manchego itself was good but paired with the black truffle, a bit too heavy. Also! Bottled water is $8! I wasn't impressed by the food itself but the service was great! read more

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LOVED this place from the moment we walked in. It has a dark fun and cozy vibe. Our service and food was overall 10/10. I recommend the mushrooms and paella for food! Their drinks were also very good. I ordered a gin tonic and my boyfriend ordered a bourbon drink with elderflower and ginger which was amazing. read more

Amada - Lobster Paella - Tapas Bars Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

This is my favorite restaurant in Philly and it's possibly my favorite tapas restaurant. The hams and chorizos are such high quality. The restaurant is dark and cozy and tucked away in old town. It's the perfect date spot in Philly. read more

Incredible. I truly loved EVERY THING I put in my mouth here. And with about six dishes that is quite impressive. The ambiance is very date like and our server was extremely friendly and accommodating. I cannot wait to go back to try even more dishes. The majority of our dishes were vegetarian as well, since my companion does not eat meat. And still I was blooown away. The drinks were also light and tasty, so there's really no area to go wrong here. read more

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I've been in Philadelphia for so long, but this is my first time eating Amada. I ordered a glass of red and white Sangria, which is good as a small drink. Paella Mariscos's signature Spanish seafood rice tastes really good. There are shrimp, clams, small squid tentacles and fish, and the rice is made with squid ink. It's better than the seafood rice at Barcelona winebar. Spanish Octopus This tapas is super delicious. The octopus skin is fried crispy but the meat is chewy. When eating, dip it in the mashed potato sauce at the bottom, which is so satisfying. Garlic Shrimp is plump and juicy, and it is fresh! Bread slices dipped in olive oil and garlic sauce are indeed a good dish to go with wine. Calamari squid + squid ink combination This is quite standard. I recommend octopus! Wagyu Skirt Steak I like this one! The roasting temperature is just right, very tender, and you can taste the fragrance of butter. The green sauce should be made of fennel. Ham & Fig Salad I personally feel that there is too much balsamic, a bit sour, and I don't seem to taste the fig? Maybe it was mixed with the chopped nuts. Shortrib Flatbread This is delicious! Those who are afraid of not eating enough should order this, it is like a thin pizza. A combination of bacon jam + beef cubes. Chicken Brochette The chicken skewers recommended by the waiter are quite average. I feel that they are not flavorful enough. They are delicious only when dipped in the sauce similar to spicy mayo. In general, the portion is small, which is more suitable for drinking and chatting. If you want to eat enough, I am afraid that two people will have to order more tapas. The above is what the two of us ate, about 120 per person The environment and service attitude are attentive read more

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We brought kids to Philly and Amada came as one of the highly recommended restaurants. We were able to book an early reservation, but were very surprised to see how busy the restaurant was before 5pm. We ordered a selection of dishes, including Jamon Iberico, octopus, Gambas garlic shrimp, Spanish omelet, Waygu skirt steak, grilled half chicken, and lamp chops. The goods: Jamon Iberico was delicious, but it didn't require any cooking. Octopus was cooked perfectly with great spices. Garlic shrimp was on point, and the butter at the bottom of the dish was gold and I couldn't stop dipping bread in it. Chicken was again cooked perfectly, brown butter added additional nuttiness to the meat. The average: skirt steak and lamp chops, both were overcooked and chewy. Lamp chop was borderlining inedible in my opinion. Service was great, when we mentioned the lamb was overcooked, someone came over to apologies and didn't charge us for the dish. Always appreciate a restaurant that would take feedbacks. read more

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All aspects of my meal exceeded expectations. This place balances culinary skill with service excellence. Every worker combines kindness with a welcoming attitude. Small footprint but big food impact. This spot delivers exactly what's needed. read more

I love tapas, so I was very excited to try Amada! The experience did not disappoint. We did not have a reservation but were able to snag a few seats at the bar early Saturday evening. The entrecôte (skirt steak) and Cordero (lamp chomps) were both cooked to perfection, tender, and delicious! The patatas bravas are a little different than other tapas places but still very good. read more

Amada - Patatas Bravas (sauce on the side) - Tapas Bars Near Me - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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TLDR: Excellent tapas experience. Perfect for a group of 4+ who are looking to sample a wide range of foods! Come for the paella and various seafood tapas. Vibe: 5/5. Located on the outskirts of Chinatown and right off I95, Amada has a convenient location for those not looking to go deep into Center City for dinner. We were attending a concert at the nearby Seaport Museum before dinner, which was conveniently walking distance from the restaurant. Inside, Amada is broken up into 2 large dining areas. One being the bar area, which has several high top tables as well as bar seats and the main dining room which has a dozen or more low top tables. My party of 4 had no problems comfortably sitting at our high top, however it looks as if the restaurant can accommodate larger groups if necessary. Decor is fitting for the restaurant, with ambient lighting and dark colors used throughout both dining areas. During our 7pm Friday dinner, the entire restaurant was booked solid, buzzing with energy from both the date night and after work crowds. Overall, a very inviting restaurant that can be suitable for numerous occasions. Service: 5/5. Amada was very accommodating during our dinner service. We were running bout 15 minutes late to our reservation, however Amada was able to hold our table for us, so we were seated immediately. Our server was quick to greet us at our table and explained the menu in its entirety since we were first timers. In addition, he was very transparent with certain dishes and their prep time, ie. the paella, which takes 40 minutes from the time ordered to prepare, so if you want to go that route it is suggested to place the order upon arrival. Drink orders were taken and served promptly. We opted for the tapas to come out as they were ready vs all at once, which ended up being the right move. Pacing was spot on, with a fresh tapa being brought to the table almost after we finished the previous. All in all, a wonderfully run service that compliments the food 100%. Food: 5/5. My dinner party of 4 thoroughly enjoyed everything we ordered at Amada. We opted to order around a half a dozen tapas as well as the traditional house paella. With some tapas only having 2-3 servings, we had to order doubles to make sure the whole table was able to sample. Tapa highlights included the caviar scallops, garlic shrimp and their unique take on patatas bravas. Every dish came out perfectly prepared, hot and decent portion size for a tapa style dish. The grand finale table shared paella did not disappoint. Served on a full sized cast iron paella pan to the table, the rice was perfectly cooked and seasoned with generous portions of chicken and seafood. It was truly the best way to end an already fantastic meal. For a table of 4, the amount of food we ordered was the perfect amount for all of us to leave happy and satisfied. If you ever find yourself in the Chinatown or Riverwalk area in the mood for some Spanish food, Amada is the perfect place to scratch that itch! read more

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Came here for brunch on 12/29. Made a reservation on OpenTable, arrived at the time and was seated quickly. Waiter was very nice, talked through the menu and options, and we settled on a glass each of the red and white sangria and the shareable brunch items (i forget what its called) with me getting the shakshuka and my wife getting the burger. The apps involved were great so no complaints there. The burger however tasted like mince meat and eggs in the shakshuka were literally overdone to the point of almost being hard. The side dishes never came with the meals, and only after we finished the actual brunch and drinks did they come out. The waiter did offer us complimentary sangria because of it which was a nice touch but not amazingly helpful. All in all it was 1 1/2 terrible entrees and bad timing. Restaurant wasnt too full (plenty of open tables) so not sure the issue. Would maybe try again for happy hour or dinner if nearby but wouldnt go out of my way. read more

We stopped in for brunch one sunday and were seated promptly. The drinks were great and the food was so flavorful no salt was needed. I really enjoyed the sauces that came with breakfast and on the fries. No one had one complaint! The inside is dark but very neat looking. There was small dogs at some other tables so they may be dog friendly?? That was interesting but I don't mind! read more

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We were excited to check out Amada for a date night - Friday Night reservation at 7 pm. Not the restaurant's fault, but be warned that parking around this time is miserable. The atmosphere was buzzing and the restaurant was packed. We had a high-top seat next to the bar. This was restaurant week so the menu was a little different and we did the 3-course meal for $45 a person. Kinda wish they had more fish options. We started with four first courses between the two of us. First came the olivas which were plentiful and juicy olives but holy moly were they vinegary. We didn't finish these despite being olive fans - wouldn't recommend them. The Manchego cheese was good (though only 2 slices of the actual cheese) and the TRUFFLE HONEY was as you can imagine - delicious. The patatas bravas were outstanding... when you got fully cooked ones. The first one I bit into was an underbaked potato - not quite as satisfying. The cooked ones were one of my favorite appetizers. The Gambas Al Ajillo (shrimp) was plenty good. One silly gripe I had was that the shrimp and potatoes each had odd numbers of morsels so it made "who gets the last piece" awkward especially for tapas that are meant to be shared. For our second course, the Pollo came out about 30 minutes before everything else. It wasn't hot when it reached our table, but the flavors were delicious and the chicken was tender. 30 minutes later the Lentejas came out. I was expecting more lamb, but I think I maybe misunderstood the description. This was good, piping hot, and great flavors, and very much a fancy lentil soup. The flatbread "Coca de Alcachofas y Setas" was my wife's favorite dish - good taste and temperature. Can't go wrong with truffles! The Arroz Temporado was fine, could have been warmer, again love truffles. For dessert, if you're debating Chocolate cream puff vs Arroz Con Leche, the arroz is the way to go. The chocolate was dry, but the rice pudding was super yummy. All in all, we had high expectations but were let down in a lot of ways, especially for the price. read more

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Terrible service took 30 minutes to take my order. Waiter was lazy and impatient and was not enthusiastic.

From the decor to the food, everything pleased me. This place has me planning regular returns to try everything. Staff members treated me specially and the place is conveniently positioned. Workers gave exceptional care and food was served rapidly. A genuinely satisfying experience! read more

I'm always pleased here, and you'll be pleased too. The staff balances information with attentive care. The kitchen creates unusual yet delicious combinations. You'll notice what makes it different. I'm pleased I came across this restaurant! read more

Amada was everything i was hoping it would be. Both the food and service were exceptional! The restaurant is warm and inviting. Each and every bite was perfect. Gia had some great recommendations and was just a sweetheart. We are looking forward to returning! read more

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This restaurant balances popularity and accessibility perfectly now. The price point aligns with the experience. Restaurant team members make this place truly outstanding. The taste of each dish was memorable. I intend to eat here another time. read more