This was my first tapas bar during my first visit to Spain back in Nov. 2012 and the first time I…read moreentered one, this place was definitely impressive. I loved how there was a huge variety of tapas, and the waitresses came around with hot foods, which were delicious. There's some benches/seats on the side, as well as a standing area. There's also an upstairs. The 2nd time I visited Spain I came here again and it was super packed (Friday night of course). Still enjoyed our time here. The 3rd/4th time after that it was super quiet. If you come during the later hours they stop serving hot foods. Their house wine is delicious and SUPER cheap. All you need to know is the word, "vino tinto" which means red wine!

The hot food at this tapas bar is money. The cold food is so so. Came here twice; the 2nd time was…read morebetter because of the hot foods. They have a huge menu and also have the menu in english. The waitresses are super friendly and super helpful. Be careful where you sit because outside, the chairs/tables have designated seating (ie: belongs to a certain bar). They have coffee at this bar as well. The hot foods will be on a menu.

Very lively and popular choice in the center of Palamos with a nice view of the bay. Basically you…read moresit down for a drink and the waitresses pass around with trays with hot tapas that you cab pick as you like. The quality and prices are good. An easy and comfortable alternative for tapas and the stff were very friendly too.

Came to this tapas bar because the one next door was closed. The cold food was not that great, and…read morethe hot foods were very mediocre. Definitely experienced better tapas. The next day we went to the one next door and there was literally no one at this spot.

We picked this place at random for a light dinner on a Monday night in spring. Yum! Great selection…read moreof wine, very well prepared tapas, and a very friendly, funny, and helpful waiter (Ricardo I think?) who spoke the best English of anyone we've encountered so far in Costa Brava. We had: - two glasses of a recommended local wine - the mozarella+ham empanadas - the mushroom croquettes - the special croquettes (truffled brie OMG SO GOOD) - the cold cuts plate - catalan bread (tomato-and-garlic rubbed bread drizzled with olive oil. Ours came with a little training session about how to prepare it, fun, fresh, and tasty!) The bill was under 40 euros for the two of us, and it was a good amount of food. I would come back here!

Place for wine lovers and good food. We enjoyed a lot (as usual). Prices could be a bit lower, but…read morein general good value for gourmet likes!

Came here after the tapas bar just to get some drinks. The owner (Celia) is super nice and they had…read moresangrias, beers, etc. They also have a bathroom on the first floor (for those looking for one). There weren't too many people here at 2AM which was good.

A trip down memory lane. Have visited here many years ago with my old mate Pendel and enjoyed the…read morehospitality and excellent drinks, met some lovely people here - hello Gill from Devon from Wolfgang, previously KS, now Australia. Such a fantastic bar ! My friends still visit from Germany every year and tell me how great it still is. Need to return for a delicious Margarita

Perhaps they had a bad night - Again. This is the second time I experienced the COMPLETELY…read moreoverpriced uneven kitchen and uneducated staff of La Menta. The poor service clearly comes from the management, which has a the very f-ck you arrogance about them. People who splurge a couple of times a year are probably fooled by the beautiful atmosphere, but this place is completely fraudulent. If you know anything about the culinary arts and are used to any kind of service, let me spare you the agony. Stay away. There is a place 10 meters up called La Selvatana that you will love. Never Again!