Dined on a Thursday evening around 6:30pm and had no issues finding a table for 2. Warm bread,…read moregarlic butter, and olives were brought to the table after ordering. Nice start to the meal! FYI, they don't have wifi and the 1st menu we got was for a typical meal (appetizers, entrees, dessert, etc). We separately asked for the tapas menu. Our waiter spoke English, Spanish, and German equally well and their website is in English as well. There also seems to be a separate smaller restaurant next to it...this review is for the main restaurant on the corner. We ordered bacon wrapped dates, octopus salad, and a shrimp dish from the tapas menu. All were outstanding. We also ordered a bottle of rose and fish & seafood paella. Fish & seafood were cooked pretty well but the rice was a bit soft for my liking and lacked flavor. However, the paella portion size could easily serve 4. Overall, a very good meal with great service and competitively priced. Would recommend.

Nice wine list and great tapas. Pleasant atmosphere with good service. The tapas that stood out…read morewere - Grilled cuttle fish Clams with the broth Octopus and potatoes Baby squid Dates with bacon

We stopped in for lunch on our arrival to Cologne. Our server was lovely and speaks perfect…read moreEnglish as well as several other languages! She and her partner are from Spain and recently added a new tapas menu to their offerings. We had a lovely experience and very good food. There is interior seating but we sat outside and enjoyed the beautiful day. The lentil soup was delicious and the cod with spinach was cooked to perfection. The tortilla was a little different than the ones we enjoyed in Spain but still very good. Spanish tapas in Germany are a nice break from the traditional German fare.

We came here after dinner and for drinks. We had lots of juice with cocktail drinks, German beer as…read morewell as Vino. This was a really good Spanish restaurant in downtown Cologne. They were also known for having good drinks and lots of good red wines. You were definitely leave here with bright red lips.

We are always on the hunt for a good Spanish Restaurant in Düsseldorf…read more This is one of the better ones! Mostly you will find Spanish "immigrated" food in other places, but here you are getting the "real deal". Reserve a table beforehand, if you want to go. Try the Paella!

Food was so delicious:) and the Waitress was friendly even if I cannot speak any Spanish or…read moreGermany, She couldn't speak English. But it won't affect anything. She introduced me the best seller dishes, and gave me a wonderful service. I love it so much.

Such a great meal. The boquerones, pata negra, albóndigas and octopus stood out particularly…read more The waiter was cool despite us being 17.. Only complaint was the heat/humidity in the restaurant

We went to La Bodega with a group of 8 people - with a reservation. We joked about the name under…read morewhich the reservations was placed with the gentleman at the front desk ... he unfortunately didn't find us funny, hinting that we were making up names to get in. He had to verify that the phone number from which we called was that of the person who was in attendance. (I was ready to get a Döner at that point...) The highlight of the food is the Aioli with the unbelievable amount of garlic. Everything that followed thereafter was absolutely mediocre and easy to replicate on your own at home... and much cheaper. I tried to go the somewhat healthier route, with a salad and sparkling water. My partner ordered a few (3 - 4 appetizer dishes) and 3 beers. We left the place paying 65 Euros... What you need to know about Spanish Tapas in general is that the majority of the menu is made up of deep-fried or heavily greased up items. A healthy item is difficult to come by. We were in Spain recently and had lots of Tapas there as well... and one thing I've learned with Tapas: price is by no means an indication of a good Tapas place whatever. So.. not my fav and will not be back.

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 .

A great meal and very classic genuine Spanish food as the owner said no tapas & no paella…read more So

It was an honor to dine at Germany's first Iberian Steakhouse and to try my first authentic Iberian…read moresteak. We were at Royal Iberico for a Yelp Elite event and were greeted by a well-decorated, chic atmosphere and our warm and friendly restaurant hosts. The restaurant is small but intimate and cozy. On to the food- we started with a delicious and smooth Cava Apertif which was refreshing and tasty, and an olive bread with a garlic dip. The appetizer was a beautifully presented zucchini hors d'oeuvre, and we also enjoyed a charcuterie platter with Serrano ham, cheese, and chorizo. The main course was the highlight of our evening- Iberian steak with potatoes and mixed vegetables. The steak was both crispy and tender, flavorful and delicious. It had a tad too much salt for my taste, but overall it was very good. In between courses, we enjoyed live violin and accordion music, which was a great surprise. They played dynamically and romantically and added to the charm of the evening. Five stars for a lovely dinner and evening.

Ok the Südstadt is the centre of a good Spanish restaurant tradition. You have tapas and fine food,…read morebut a spanish cafe restaurant was missing. Now we can sleep well knowing there is a good place for a tasty breakfast like in España! Food is great, it really brings the Spanish feeling and taste to Germany. Tasty café con leche (missing only a Marbú cookie). Omelette manchego and chorizo (tasty but please don't try to kiss anybody afterwards) and you get that tasty bread with sofrito and olive oil! The tortilla is great and they have a very nice selection of jamón, lomo, etc. The staff is very friendly and gives the place a nice comfortable local feeling. So imho five stars. I am just missing my Marbú cookie and maybe a brunch on Sunday but that is really nitpicking.