Just a wonderful restaurant in old Herdern. They have a menu of tapas but also a number of entrées…read morethat they write on mirrors in the restaurant. The food is fresh, delicious, and very reasonably priced - I had a great Majorcan pork dish with potatoes, vegetables, and a hearty sauce for around EUR14. My friend had a chorizo tapa for about EUR8 that was big enough to be a full meal. The wine list includes various delights from Spain and Portugal, though there are only a few white wines there. We had a delicious bottle of tinto, one of the more expensive ones, and it cost only EUR18. The service is friendly and excellent. I called just before 5 on a Saturday afternoon to ask when they opened -- they said 6 for food, but offered to make us some food at 5:30 when they opened for drinks anyway since we were hungry! Muy bien, find ich. The atmosphere is warm and cozy. It probably has something to do with the place being so small. Which also means that you should make sure to get a reservation, especially on the weekends. I don't know about weekdays. La Finca would make for a great date place, so give them a call and lay claim to a table!

Fantastic joint popular with students here in Freiburg- We…read morecame here for lunch as this is a favorite spot for my bosses who say they come here at least once a week when it's summer. Good value and even better Tapas... far better then any tapas place I've been to in Germany- they have a great wine selection too! The service is good and fast- the first dishes of our food arrived within five minutes. I personally recommend crusty bread with garlic aoli and the sizzling clay dishes of fat prawns in hot garlic oil!! Soooo good!

Cervaza Waldhaus and Patatas fritas & Salsa Bravas. I just needed a cold and drink and small…read moreappetizer at the time

Don't get me wrong, this place is a nice local place to visit. The interior is cozy, the service is…read moreexcellent (friendly and quick), the wines are fine, and the food is decent. If you're in the area and you're hungry, I suggest going. It's just that it's nothing to write home about. We had a number of different tapas to share which were all fine. Of the kind you'd get in a cervezeria in Madrid with your beer. It's just not fine cooking. If you're looking for a place with really fine Spanish food, I'd suggest La Finca in Herdern. The prices are very slightly higher but the difference is large.

After entering the restaurant, we had a positive impression, as the decor looked very nice and the…read morestaff was also being friendly. After ordering drinks and food, we waited 30min to receive our drinks...after one hour from ordering our appetizer, it finally arrived but it was VERY small and cold...5min after receiving our appetizer, we already got the main course, so we think that they honestly just forgot about our appetizers. I had a rib eye steak with beans and mashed potatoes. The steak was very tough and the mashed potatoes were not made from scratch At least the beans tasted good. My boyfriend had beef but was only served 3 little slices, aside of little vegetables and a small portion of mashed potatoes for the price of €26. He said it was ok but he didn't get stuffed from the meal and thought the price was too high. We will for sure not return to the restaurant and cannot suggest it to anybody.

From the owner: Uriges Restaurant mit viel Flair und spanischen Köstlichkeiten…read more Wer war eigentlich Don Quichotte? Richtig, der "Ritter von der traurigen Gestalt". In Begleitung seines Pferdes Rosinante und seines Gefährten Sancho Pansa kämpfte er gegen Windmühlen, die ihm als Riesen erschienen, attackierte staubumwölkte Hammelherden, die er für ein mächtiges Heer hielt, bestand einen "blutigen" Kampf mit Rotweinschläuchen und dergleichen mehr. All diese Abenteuer waren eine Parodie auf die damals populären Rittergeschichten. Keineswegs eine Parodie, sondern ein für sich gelungenes spanisches Restaurant mit typischer Menüauswahl ist das À la carte-Restaurant "Don Quichotte": Die Speisenauswahl reicht von der klassischen Paella über Tortilla bis zu Gambas in Öl. Dazu wird gerne wohl temperierter Tinto gereicht. NEU 2015: Das Erlebnis-Restaurant Don Quichotte erstrahlt in neuem Glanz. Freuen Sie sich auf ein Lavastein-Frontcooking-Grill in Kombination mit einem riesigen Salatbuffet. Und auch die Kleinen dürfen auf die neu gestaltete Kinderecke gespannt sein.

Delicious, great service. Everything was wonderful! Try the mushrooms and grilled shrimp.read more

I've visited Del Mar many times in the past decade or so. Always a high quality foodie experience,…read morewith a wide variety of specialties & and exceptional wine choices. Open late, too - which is not common in Switzerland. And you should combine it with a lovely walk through the old town, all well worth the visit.

Wonderful experience, from the patient and friendly staff (bartender, waitress, host) to the fine…read moredining (appetizers, astonishing sea food). Crowded and popular! Festive lights, happy customers (smiles all around, obviously regular customers greeting the bartender with joy and warmth).

One of the worst restaurants in freiburg. The taste and food quality was lousy. You could really…read moretaste that the meat was cheap and the seafood not fresh, prepared by untalented cooks. Even the wine was of inferior quality. I don't understand why this place is so popular. It was just bad and therefore was every euro too much. Even the quite friendly service couldn't help.

4/2/24 - After a morning touring with lots of walking, we were ready for some lunch. Our tour…read moreguide had stopped in front of this restaurant earlier and talked about it having been family run and locals concerned about what would happen as they sold it. She explained it still was a local favorite. So that's exactly where we headed when we wanted to stop and eat. Initially it wasn't busy and we were seated at round table easily seating 6. Ordering was a bit confusing. The waiter didn't seem to speak English. Some of the menu items were displayed in a case that included quite an array. We finally asked for something similar to a small charcuterie board, and of course asked for the house wine. Before long it arrived and after we started to eat another gentleman was escorted to our table and placed his own lunch order. He didn't speak any English and but we exchanged pleasantries. Soon after another gentleman he knew joined us. Then shortly there after another, who spoke English and we had quite a nice conversation together. We indeed enjoyed the food and low key atmosphere. But we will always remember these 3 retired architects who met decades ago when they came to take advantage of the lunch special and got to be friends. They also suggested a couple of things to see that weren't suggested by our guide that we later did go to see. It's why we love to go places the locals like! Would absolutely want to return to this place if we return to Zurich!

Great food great atmosphere cool location. Service was perfect. Highly recommended. Best Spanish…read morerestaurant in Lucerne

From the owner: Spanische Küche, Tapas, Meeresfrüchte/Muscheln, Fisch, Steaks, gute Weine…read more Sonntags haben wir Mittagstisch mit vielen Tapas, Kaffee und vieles mehr.