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4.3 (3 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 11:00 pm

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Pintura

Pintura

3.8(4 reviews)
0.3 mi•City Centre, Shopping Quarter
•£££

I know folks were down on Trinity when it opened, "oh it's a massive wind tunnel!" they bemoaned…read more Well, the more I get to know this shopping mall, the more I think those luddites got it so wrong. There are two sides to every coin; Trinity's opening meant that Briggate (and others) took a hit, but with it came a flourish of new life and new business, and although the truly small indies struggle to get a look in, smart, chic, delicious places like Pintura can spring forth. Enough of the politics: this might be my new favourite, and I've only been once. It's a basque tapas house and gin bar. Goodness knows, I love a gin bar. (Did you see my review for the Gin Garden?) It's obviously the new thing, but I'm at peace with my hipsterdom. (The fact I was wearing a trilby long before it was cool means I'm a hipster, I'm told. Especially the fact that I say that.) I'm not a massive fan of being called darling, but if the bartender wants to do so whilst making me an exquisite cocktail, I'm hardly going to complain. Oh, yes -- they do cocktails. And a vodka lemonade that was insanely lovely. Monkey 47? YAH. Ambience is on trend. On point. All those sorts of phrases. Those filament lightbulbs dangle low on long electrical wires above the bar. The woodwork is dark and sturdy. The stairs give you an entrance -- if you care for it, it's an opportunity for those shoes/that skirt/those trousers. Intimate couples tables, or hang fly at the bar. Something like that. The music is not intrusive. Upstairs the open kitchen gives diners a chance to get excited about their light bites before they arrive. It's standard tapas style, in that the dishes you order come as they're made, so it's a staggered affair. It's your usual British version of tapas -- tapas-made-restaurant -- but I like eating to be an event so that's great. (As opposed to ordering a beer at the bar and being given a free tapas.) The waitress was actually unbelievable -- so passionate, knowledgeable, and gave us a stellar wine recommendation. Do not miss: the calamares, risotto, and orange salad. The croquetas are lovely, but aren't they always? The calamares was among the best I've ever tasted -- deliciously salty, perfectly crispy, and not in the least bit rubbery! The risotto was utterly more-ish and the orange salad was the freshest, most delicious choice to accompany everything. Fine, but not for me: Mackeral special, gambas, salt cod and squid ink paella. I know mackeral is fishy, and usually I love it, but this was too fishy for me. The gambas were a little overdone for my liking, but tasty. The salt cod was just not to my taste -- I think the squid ink paella overwhelmed the fish. However, my companion devoured all of the above with relish, so that's just personal, like. I'm actually going back this evening for more, so updates are to be expected -- I've got all the cold meat and cheese to try, yet! Absolutely worth your while -- check these guys out. They're fab.

I've just moved from London to Leeds, and happened to visit Pintura for a Saturday brunch. Let me…read moretell you, I could have been sitting in any cool eatery in any of the trendiest areas of London. The decor inside was dark and moody, yet open and inviting. The food was top notch - no complaints there. The coffee, when it arrived, was of amazing quality. But on that note, the service was terrible. Slow, unsure, abrupt and - at times - just downright incompetent. Given the atmosphere and quality of the food and drink, though, I'd give Pintura the benefit of the doubt and hope that on return visits the service wouldn't be quite so abysmal.

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Tapas Revolution - Restaurant

Tapas Revolution

3.3(3 reviews)
27.3 mi

Spent a relaxed lunch time at tapas revolution to revive after a morning's shopping. Friendly and…read moreknowledgeable staff guided us to some excellent dishes which were very tasty. The quality of food was far above what you would expect from a restaurant in a shopping centre. It was clearly freshly prepared rather than microwaved as some Tapas chain restaurants do.

Tapas Revolution used to be one of the best places to eat in Meadowhall, but sadly the standards…read morehave dropped drastically here, which is a real shame, as I really loved this place. It seems the prices have gone up and up, and the quality has gone down and down. The menu has been reduced since my last visit, with gluten-free options now minimal, one of my favourite dishes, Huevos Rotos, is no longer on the menu, and the tapas paella which used to be fantastic and innovative has not only declined in portion but now seems to taste bland and microwaved. I did notice the promotional offers on the tapas dishes did have some exclusions, and the offer became more confusing than anything else. I ended up ordering the chorizo because it would have worked out cheaper, only to be told that the "3 tapas" offer did not include the paella tapas. I decided to not order this, but my server brought and charged it for me anyway. I found the chorizo to be hard and again, it also lacked flavour. The seating and vibes of this place are reasonable, as it is within a huge Food area of a shopping centre, they are restricted. 2* - Probably only worth coming in for the sangria now, the authenticity is gone, serving bland and microwaved food, with them now charging more than ever before.

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The Tapas Bar

The Tapas Bar

4.4(22 reviews)
50.2 mi
•£££

Recently went here on a Saturday night. It used to be a pub so the conversion looks mint…read more The food is a mix between Spanish Tapas and Greek Meze. Seeing that me and my girlfriend are fans of both this ticked all boxes. The prices were reasonable, the best bit is if you are on the Darlo card you save 20%! (NOTE:: Sunday to Friday only) The food is fantastic, the waiting area is good as well because it has live sport or music channel on in the background. Good central location and in the summer you can sit outside. It is very close to where my girlfriend works on Bondgate so it is going to become a usual end of the week place to eat for sure. Great stuff.

I've only eaten here once, on a Sunday evening with a large group of folks, and it was absolutely…read moreheaving. We were squeezed into what looked like the last remaining table outside, which had the added bonus of being close to the Morris dancers who were performing in the street next to us. Or maybe Morris dancing is not your thing? Anyway, despite being really busy, the service was good, as was the menu. They coped with everyone's dietary peculiarities and we didn't have to wait too long for the food to arrive. Everything was very tasty and seemed quite reasonable when we got the bill. I'm not usually a big fan of tapas-style food as I prefer a main dish, but I can't complain about this place as there was certainly enough grub to keep us all happy.

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Bilbao Pintxos&Tapas Bar

Bilbao Pintxos&Tapas Bar

4.5(2 reviews)
0.4 mi•Holbeck Urban Village, City Centre
•££

It's pretty new, it's pretty pleasant, it's pretty pretty…read more Bilbao's reputation definitely preceded them, so after having heard a few wax the ol' lyrics about this place, I decided to give them a whirl. I'm all about the tapas eats in general, being the type who likes to choose as much variety of a meal out as possible, so Bilbao was always going to make me happy. I feel as though I'll have to come back to experience the heady heights others had told me about, since my visit was fine (certainly not disappointing -- so I've gone for four instead of three stars) but it didn't wow as much as I expected. Perhaps it's the classic pitfall of having high expectations after hearing such good press?! We went in on Saturday sans booking and managed to grab a seat straight away. (It was the last one, so we were pretty lucky.) One of the waitresses did her best to serve us promptly, although she was pretty rushed off her feet. The only downside to the service was that we spotted another waitress who could have seen to us sooner (and even smiled at us) but chose to natter at the bar -- it was quite some time before we got to order a drink. Every other person who served us was absolutely fantastic, though, which ought to be noted. We picked one dish each for ourselves and then three to share and --with a dessert-- this was plenty of food. We shared the olives (super garlicky, which I liked), the garlic prawns (shelled for us and marinated in ultra delish garlicky butter), and a pork dish. The pork pieces were cooked beautifully and came with these incredible oyster mushrooms. I had the steak, which was tasty and cooked well (how I'd asked) but didn't blow me away -- I think this was simply because I'd had the most amazing steak elsewhere very recently! We also shared a bottle of rioja, which was totally lovely. The desserts were great too: warm gooey brownie and a traditional Spanish dessert with sponge, cream, and torched sugar on top. (Forgive me for forgetting the name!) The overall ambiance is fine, although I'd say next time I'd like to sit at a lower table as the high chairs weren't optimal to sit and eat in. The music was also curious -- it sort of seemed to be so purposefully background it stood out to us, if that makes any sense. Gentle, romantic lighting and a pleasant space make up for that, though -- especially if in a group. I imagine the experience is even better with more friends to share with! Overall, this one merits a second visit. Five dishes and one bottle of wine: £60 odd. On a Monday it's half price, so you'll get a lot more bang for your bunse. Check them out!

Came here on a recommendation and wow did it deliver!! Food was amazing! Service was great and had…read morea lovely chat with the owner and you can tell the passion they put into the food and overall experience! I will be coming back and shouting from the roof tops to anybody who will listen how good this place is !

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