I came here by myself because I was away with work. The atmosphere inside was lovely and relaxing,…read morethe staff were superbly friendly (perhaps recognising that I was alone) and the food was great. I had 4 tapas dishes and a lovely pint of estrella for only £23. Perhaps my only criticism would be that you can't have the paella for just one person - but the staff took time to explain why this was and offered alternatives.

The place was closed and there were builders working. Either it's having a huge restoration or the…read moreplace went bust. Didn't say anywhere.

I have been to Lunya quite a few times - after it being recommended as the most authentic Spanish…read morerestaurant in Liverpool. I honestly just love it - every time the food tastes amazingl

*The* place for Catalan cuisine. You can both dine in the restaurant or buy genuine ingredients to…read morecook at home. The Joan Miró-inspired decor is very nice. Well worth a visit!

I have to say, this place was a vast disappointment. I went in on a Sunday mid-day and the…read moreestablishment was out of all of the veggie offerings! The wings were ok, the meatballs were dry and bland. Posted prices were exclusive of VAT and a 20% (!) service charge. The total bill was 8 pounds higher than expected. The drink and two tapas were not worth the 27 quid I paid.

I love La Tasca, I probably do have a slight bias considering it is mine and Gem's "place". I know…read more5 stars may be a litte O.T.T considering the long wait you usually have to suffer, but when it's sunny and you are served a cold beer outside at a table, can you really complain? I always go for the tapas. Fullstop. It can become quite expensive when you don't realise how much you're ordering - which is quite easy. However, they do have all you can eat tapas for £10 during the week, which is brilliant. There are also many vouchers such as 50% off which are worthwhile. The food is just delicious. My 'must-haves' are the meatballs, paella, chicken fritter type things with garlic mayo, the san miguel battered cod, the little cubed potatoes with tomato sauce and cheese... oh I could go on and on. The service is a little slow as I've mentioned, but it is definitely worth the wait! They are always friendly and polite, and give you a wry smile when you order 50 things off the tapas menu.

Food is stunning with friendly staff a great place for meeting friends for lunch before shopping…read morewith friends or for a more intimate evening meal in the evening. If there is a gang of you going it's great for getting lots of little tapas dishes to have a little bit of everything along with big jugs of sangria. The place itself is decorated well and has a very confortable friendly feel to it. The toilets are imaculate.

One visit to la tasca will have u hooked quranteed. When you walk of the streets of chester into…read morethe bar area its like walking into down town spain. Great spanish furnishing and art works great touch i must say. Then to be greeted by a spanish member of staff and taken to a table to read a spanish menu just makes the who experiance fantastic. amazing tapas meals served here and great sangria awsome spanish menu very authentic. thumbs up a must visit

We got into town late and most kitchens had closed. By chance they were on the verge of closing the…read morekitchen and let us order. The drinks were good and atmosphere was cozy. We had 4 small plates and all were tasty. I especially liked the calamari as it was a bit different. The chicken pancakes were unique as well and did not disappoint.

Just started with the drinks and I'm in! Really yummy. And not too stuffy with "have you got a…read morebooking, love?"

Google reliably informs me that El Nino is the term for a 'climactic phenomenon that occurs every 3…read moreto 5 years during which the wind direction changes in the Pacific and ocean waters are unusually warm' - fascinating stuff, I'm sure you'll agree. Round these parts however, El Nino is synonymous with two things - adopted Scouser Fernando Torres and this lovely restaurant in Crosby. Now, I could probably write an essay on the merits of Fernando Torres, so instead I'll tell you about El Nino's. El Nino's specialises in delicious tapas as well as a good range of Mediterranean dishes all at fairly reasonable prices. When we visited, I went for the chicken and chorizo paella which, although took a while (as we were warned it would), was well worth the wait as the chicken and chorizo combined well together with the consistency of the paella. We did not get a chance to try the tapas but their range of dishes did look extensive, and drinks there were not too pricey. Our service was fairly prompt with staff checking everything was satisfactory on more than one occasion and they were always friendly and polite. Overall, I found El Nino's to be one of the better places to dine in Crosby and a definite rival to Tapas Tapas.

I have only been to El Nino's once, quite a while ago now and really should pay a return visit. I…read morewasn't tremendously put off when I first went, however, nor was I greatly impressed. The drinks were expensive, the food was mediocre, the service a little half-hearted, despite, or perhaps due to the fact that the rather large restaurant was empty. There was no life, no atmosphere and when my friends and I left there was a distinct sense of disappointment, of wasted money and a pretty poor evening. Since that evening however, I have heard good things about El Nino's, maybe we called at a bad time... I think I'd give it another go

Berry St. has become a hub for small restaurants and bars and Roja Pinchos sits well amongst the…read moremayhem. Your palate will be convinced you have wondered into a bar in San Sebastián or Vitoria-Gasteiz and you will be gagging for a shot of txakoli to go with your pintxos. Simple ordering principle means you choose short sticks @£1.50 or tall sticks @£3 and they will serve up whatever is fresh on the day. If I could find fault here it is relative to the service suffering when they are particularly busy but, even though the kitchen may choke, the Spanish waitstaff are brilliant and take the time to make sure you are kept updated. From the alcohfrolics point of view they have scored a Bullring bullseye with their locally made Gin & Cava cocktail bar downstairs and having draught Estrella Damm and Alhambra scores massive points for those yearning for some Basque ambiance. I have been here multiple times now cos, as you already know, I like a side of food with my drinks and the small plates they serve are more'ish and authentic. Don't forget to finish off with some Cava & the Churro's and all you will be missing is some Spanish sunshine on your face :) #Olé,OléOlé,Oléééééé

Delicious!!! Everything was so good. This was the first time our kids (12 and 14) have tried Tapas…read more Although they were hesitant they tried everything we ordered and they loved it! The service was fantastic as well. Super friendly and helpful. So good. We are just visiting from the States or this would be a regular stop for us. We were so full but we tried the desserts ... AMAZING!!

Finos has got to be one of the best restaurants I have eaten in, service is brilliant , atmosphere…read moreis perfect , and the food , well what can I say it's amazing , tasty perfectly cooked and portion size is just right , the bar is stocked well and the róse sangria is a light refreshing drink to compliment the food , so if tapas is your thing or you just want to try somthing new then give finos a go , untouched perfection

Excellent. We are here twice on our trip (2 nights out of 3) as it was so good. The staff are…read morelovely and friendly. The old building has been beautifully preserved and the modern touches work well. The second time we went (Friday night) the outdoor area was open and that looked lovely. Portions are on the large side and reasonably priced. Food was high quality in both visits, my highlights were the surf and turf espetanda and the albondigas. Highly recommended.