Very nice authentic tapas place! Loved it! Be careful not to order too much right away, some tapas…read moreare quite big! About 3 per person is probably more than enough

My friend and I stumbled on to this place by chance and I'm glad we did. The dinner we had here…read morewas EXCELLENT and the staff really couldn't have been any friendlier or more accommodating. I would highly recommend the lamb chops with peppers, chorizo, and potatoes as well as the French toast dessert with ice cream. For those that are wondering, 5-6 plates should be enough to fill up a party of two.

Delicious platter with excellent service. We sat outside of the restaurant. The lights had a heater…read moreto keep you warm during a little drizzle of rain. We tried the paella on a different night. It was tapa size but taste great!

The Drieharingstraat doesn't stop to be one of the most attractive streets to eat out in Utrecht…read more This time we were in Vintage Tapasbar & Wine and really liked it, but unfortunately not everything was perfect. Let's start with good though. The food was mainly delicious, we took Vintage Tapas Plateau and Garlic bread. I like to order restaurants' special plates, because most of the times it gives you an idea of the food in general. Vintage Plateau is pretty big and the price is democratic (€9,95 p/p). Our Plateau consisted of a carpaccio (really decent), bruschetta with pesto, avocado and tomatoes (average good), mini burgers from wagyu beef (fingerpicking!), shrimp croquettes (quite mediocre), filo and goat cheese roll (tasty, but too fat and, funny to say, too cheesy) and marinated salmon (really gentle taste, delicious). The carpaccio, burgers and salmon were my favourite. Warm garlic bread was fragrant and melted on the tongue. Wine cart is rich, but, for my liking, it lacks New World wines a bit. There are lot's of French wines, which in my mind don't really go with tapas, even though Vintage's tapas are not necessarily Spanish style. I really liked the interior and the personnel was friendly (especially the girl waitresses). For the disappointing part I must say that it seems to me that in Vintage they care more about serving and squeezing in as much people as possible, rather than paying attention to the customers and keep them in the restaurant a little longer. We ordered a bottle of wine, which they forgot to bring and only remembered to take our second drink order when we were almost finished with the food. By this time we decided just to follow up with another glass of wine and cancelled the bottle. Well, restaurants's loss.. It's also awfully difficult to find a table, so keep in mind to make a reservation before you come. We didn't do one and we were lucky to be seated after half an hour waiting. Unfortunately we had a table in the back, where it feels too crowded and noisy, as they squeezed 8 tables in what seems 3x3m (or less) space. In the end, I must say that we enjoyed Vintage Tapasbar & Wine, will definitely come again, but more for a quick bite than relaxing dinner out. FOR MORE REVIEWS VISIT MY BLOG http://www.nansypop.com/food/restaurant-vintage-tapasbar-wine-in-utrecht/

We found this restaurant while wandering around Utrecht and really happy that we did!…read more There are 7-8 outdoor tables where we sat, and the indoor seating and bar also looked fantastic. The restaurant had neighborhood feel to it, which is nice to get from a place so near to the city center. The food was delicious and a great deal. We ordered the same amount from the small plate menu that we would at any tapas restaurant and could not get close to finishing. Overall, had a great time and look forward to many return visits.

A very welcoming neighborhood "taverna". An extensive menu of smaller Spanish and Greek dishes, all…read moregreat quality for a reasonable price. Do try the Halloumi and the Cordero a la Plancha!

Great service and great food. I would recommend getting the Pollo Moruno and the beer they have on…read moretap. ask your bartender for the brewer. Very wide selection of foods and and drinks if you don't want to drink beer. 10/10

From the owner: De enige echte Champañeria van Utrecht. Cava voor €1,95 per…read moreglas en authentieke Spaanse hapjes vanaf €2,50. Spaanse kwaliteit voor Spaanse prijzen.

Our favorite tapas place in Den Haag. It is run by a Dutch/Spanish couple and has authentic Spanish…read moretapas for reasonable prices.

I came in here as a solo traveler to get some patatas bravas before turning in early for he night…read more I ended up with new friends between the owner and the other guests. The patatas bravas were just like those I had in Spain - aioli style. The wine was especially good, too. The whole experience felt like being back in Spain with good food, good wine and big laughs with genuine people.

Een van de beste tapas restaurants van 't Gooi en omstreken…read more Heerlijk eten en een zeer gevarieerde kaart. Het restaurant is ingericht in modern Spaanse sfeer. Het restaurant is gelegen in het centrum en goed te bereiken.

Great selection of Tapas for family style dining in a very relaxing atmosphere. Staff are quick and…read morefriendly, make you feel at home and seem to be in no hurry to rush you out of the door once done. Of special note is the excellent selection of wines on offer. Make sure you get in early as they don't take any reservations unless you have a large group.

Love, love, LOVE this place! It's one of our two go-to restaurants here in the Netherlands and…read morenever truly disappoints. The ambiance is really cozy and nice and eclectic, definitely not overdone like some Mexican places and they have a great selection of tapas, even for me as a vegetarian! Plus, the cat that lives behind the restaurant drops by every once in a while to keep you company when the restaurant is still quiet early in the evening; adorable! I love it when restaurants here in Utrecht have "house cats". Love the seasonal selections, for me in the summer it's Empanada de Espinacas (Filo stuffed with spinach, pine nuts, soft cheese and raisins) and in winter it's the Tumbet (Spanish egg, potato and vegetable casserole) both are super delish! However, the two dishes I can't live without are the Patatas Bravas with the lovely spicy dip and the Pan (bread with red butter, aïoli and olive tapenade) the red butter is especially amazing. The BF always loves the Champiñones Rellenos (stuffed mushrooms), Costillas (Lamb chops with aïoli) and Pollo El Mundo (marinated chicken legs) and orders at least one of these three every single time and of course also the Pan, everyone loves that! The desserts are all great, try the Banoffi or the Tarta de chocolate y nueces, big recommendation on those two! Now, with my love for the ambiance and food you're probably wondering, why not five stars? Well, that's the staffs fault. The olive tapenade can be a bit inconsistent in taste, the Pincho de Pollo is the tiniest portion of Chicken skewers in the world and the servers tend to have a bit of an "we're better than you and would rather talk to each other" attitude about them, they don't really act on it and stay polite, but a few smiles coming towards the customers instead of each other would be greatly appreciated! Overall a great restaurant and I wish they would deliver to my house!

Highly recommend! The place gets packed so make a reservation if you can. If not they can serve you…read moreat the bars on the first or second floor. Liked: Chicken drumlettes, meatballs, spinach, chorizo, mussels Okay:Sardines, Shrimp with garlic (usually my favorite if done right), eggplant Pass: Calamari

How can I be the first person to find and review this little gem? I jumped off the 2 tram at the…read moreDam stop (1 & 5 stop here also) and found this Colombian restaurant and bar just steps away. I ordered the patacones picantes, which is two patties of fried green plantain topped with delicious steak, onions and tomatoes. It was on the starter menu but it was big enough for a nice lunch. Open since 2012, clearly the locals know about it - everyone here besides me is speaking Spanish. Definitely give this little place a chance - it's great!

Sin duda, la mejor comida Colombiana en Amsterdam! If you are looking for some good Latin America…read morefood, this Colombian restaurant is excellent. The service is great, as well. You will be very pleased with everything!

I am not sure how I found this place but I am so glad that I did. Very friendly staff, great menu,…read moreand nice bar makes for a perfect meal. We were definitely in a neighborhood spot for locals but they didn't seem to mind that we were tourists from America. The menu was printed in English but it had familiar items from tapas restaurants in the US. The tapas prices were reasonable for the quality of food but I wish there was a bit more on each plate as we ended up ordering doubles of some plates because we just needed a few more bites. I felt like we ordered most of the menu because either everything looked delicious or it tasted delicious. Inside the restaurant, it is very cozy and quaint and somewhat dark but many Dutch restaurants have the same ambiance. We enjoyed our meal and I would definitely return here again to enjoy some other wonderful menu items.

Lovely little place for a date in Amsterdam. The tapas were…read morenicely presented and tasted good. The tomato salad was seasoned well, and we enjoyed the burrata and avocado, though the burrata was a bit chewier I would have liked. The highlight was the octopus, it was the most tender I have ever tasted! We also got the fried sole which was seasoned and cooked just right. It was a good full portion of the fish. Prices feel a bit steep for the portions of the other dishes at €7-9 per plate.

What a nice find. Most Spanish places use quite a bit of salt in the food. Barceloneta uses quite a…read morebit more finesse with a modern take on Spanish tapas. The barceloneta salad is a must. Huge prawns, fresh mushrooms, strawberries and tomatoes all perfectly dressed. Refreshing and satisfying. The paella is good with loads of seafood in it. My only criticism was the rice was a bit over cooked and came out mushy. The place inside is very comfortable and bordering elegant in spots. I would love to come back and try other dishes.

Presentation is a 4 but the taste-wise, the food is a 2.5. Shrimp dishes are pretty good…read more Strange house rule regarding water: We tried to order tap water to drink, but the male server/busser told us they didn't have tap water, so we ordered iced tea. When he brought us the bottled iced teas, he also brought us two glasses of water... So I guess you only get water if you order another drink? Tips for ordering: The "rib eye pork" pieces were super rare. Eat at your own risk. Don't order paella unless you have 2 hours to eat dinner. The paella took 1 hour and 30 minutes to come out!! When we ordered, the female server said the paella takes 20 minutes.