Der Spanier is a small Spanish restaurant in a central location in Altstadt, Bonn. Since the place…read moreis almost always busy, the service is always slow. It is a fun thing that you grab your own beer or wine yourself. Especially prices and the quality of wines are quite reasonable. I find nothing interesting or special about the tapas variations I had there so far. Except chorizo, I'd say they all taste good but still mediocre. If you want to have an average food in a crowded (but fun) place with bad service in a central location, Der Spanier is a perfect choice. Make sure you reserve your seats in advance. Tables closer to the refrigerator are recommended. :)

The wine served there is with high quality, and the food is nice as well. But during high hour, the…read moredish is served with longer time. They have two store in the neighbour, one is with more atmosphere .

Antonio has been sitting down with his guests for decades now to calculate the bill, making it a…read moretad less fearsome. His wife does the cooking, which is peasant-spanish style. So if you don't mind a lot of grease and some bones, this is the place for you. Service is personal and mostly attentive, however on busy nights it might take some tries to get another water. Prices are ok for what is offered.

Hidden in a small alley, I thought my friends were taking me somewhere to leave me for dead!…read moreHowever, once you get to the end of the road, you come upon a building with small entrance, only to find Galicia! Immediately walking in, I noticed all the tables with reserved signs on them. However, it was 6pm and no one was there. After asking the waitress, she said these tables were all reserved, but I could be squeezed in as I long as I leave by 8pm. Okay fine, let's do it... Once sitting, the people started to pour in! Wow, I had my doubts on these reserved tables, but they were truly filled! The menu is in Spanish and German. Between the two, I was able to understand what I was ordering :) They offer a HUGE list of tapas, all about 3-5€, WHAT A DEAL! I tried to order the paella, but it takes 45 minutes to make, and they were already reserved! Next time, I will definitely try it through! The top favs were definitely the bacon wrapped dates, garlic shrimp, and the olives. If all the other tapas taste this good, I will definitely be back! Come early, or make a reservation! I heard weekends are pretty much impossible to get in!

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TAPAS FOR DAYSSS! So much food.. and I LOVE IT!…read more I heard about Sa Finca through a few Yelpers, so I knew I wanted to check it out. I mentioned it to a friend, and she was thrilled, saying it she had been there before and it's delicious. Excited to hear the good news, we decided to go there for dinner during the work week. So glad we made reservations, even though it was a Wednesday evening when we went. This place is huge! But despite all the seating available, most of the tables had a "reserved sign." This place gets packed, so either come early or make sure to have a reservation. We were focused on tapas, so I didn't even check out the other items.. but their menu was quite large! We got two different mixed tapas plates; one focusing on meat and the other focusing on seafood. Both were huge! A little flavor of everything for everyone. In addition to this, we also got a patatas bravas (little fried potatoes served with a lightly zesty aioli), and bacon-wrapped dates (my fav!). The flavors were great! Authentic, flavorful, and not just filled with fried things or overly salty items! If you're unfamiliar with tapas, the variety platter is a great way to try a bit of everything! For dessert, we shared a Spanish version of creme brulee'.. nothing too special with this.. All this, plus drinks were 50€. Great deal, lots of food, fun environment, and attentive service! Love this place!

Nice atmosphere with cool décor and a good range of tapas. The food is tasty although not quite the…read moresame as being in Spain, but if you are in Bonn you'll do well to get your tapas fix here! There's also traditional main-course items here - I've yet to try these out but they look quite good on other people's tables. Be sure to make a reservation if you're coming in on a weekend night. Just a short walk from Bonn Beuel station and Konrad Adenauer-Platz.

The aioli was just maionese. The codfish croquettes I ordered were so salty that I could not eat…read morethem. The rest of the food, rice with fish and chicken, was overcooked and pretty tasteless. Do they know food in a restaurant should be good ??

3.5 for me....food is good but the portions even for tapas were a bit small. We ordered about 12…read moreplates for our group of 5- 2 glasses of wine, 2 cokes, mocktail, bottle of mineral water and another soda. Total wasn't too expensive and despite the portions being on the smaller side, we were quite full. Everything tasted good. Service was fine. It was pretty loud inside the restaurant but that's because it filled up pretty quickly.