An amazing experience on a warm summer evening. A local on a ferry recommended us the Hacienda and…read morewe chose to follow this recommendation. The food is incredibly good, very authentic, the sangria is decent and the service is very quick. There I might had have the best Ajoli I've ever tried. The Hacienda is walking distance from the train station so whenever you feel like Tapas this is the place to go.

From the owner: Wer unkompliziert, aber gut speisen, sich dabei unterhalten und auch ein wenig amüsieren will, ist…read morein der HACIENDA genau richtig. Rund 30 Tapas, serviert auf Cazuelas, den original spanischen Tonschälchen, stehen in der Vitrine am Tresen zur Auswahl. Zubereitet werden sie jeweils frisch in der Küche. Neben den typischen Tapas wie Jamon Serrano, Gambas al ajillo und Albondigas finden Sie auch neue Kreationen wie Pintxo Mallorquin, unser eigenes, nach Hausrezept gebackenes Hacienda-Brot mit Ziegenkäse, pikanter Sobrasada und Honig. Eine ausgiebige Wochenkarte runden das Angebot ab. Natürlich fehlt auch die typische Paella Española nicht. Traumhaft sitzt man auf der überdachten, beheizbaren Terrasse mit Blick zu den Bergen oder im Rosengarten. Im Inneren stehen Plätze an Hochtischen, dem Tresen sowie in vielen Ecken und Nischen bereit. Im Veranstaltungsraum wird monatlich Kunst & Kultur geboten, ideal auch für Hochzeiten und Firmenevents für bis zu 150 Personen.

From the owner: Spanische Tapas, spanische Wochen Schmanker'l, Steaks vom Grill, Ofenkartoffel in verschiedenen…read moreVariationen, Thailändische Curry's, Salate und Mövenpick Eisspezialitäten

I love this tapas bar. I love that you can actually look at the food before you get it. And it…read moretruly is very tasty food. I always grab a spot at the bar because just looking at the design of the bar makes me happy.

decent enough tapas; a nice change from Bavarian cuisine, if you are so inclined. It's rather fun…read moreto pick out the tapas by number. One thing to note -- if you & your group order 15 tapas, they will ALL come out at once. If you want to have a more Spain-like experience, you should try ordering a few, grazing on those, ordering a few more -- in other words if you want pacing, you need to manage that yourself. and sometimes the server is tough to find, so if you go that route, you'll probably want to plan on hanging out for the duration.

I was soooo looking forward to this place, I tried it last night and I was soooo disappointed…read more I liked the Barcelona atmosphere, it really feels like you travel through space once you enter the bar. I thought it was going to be some sort of tapas bar but it isn't. You can have some warm sandwiches, some spanish sausages and some cheese but that's it. Worst of all they only have ONE type of sweet almost undrinkable sparkling wine (rose' or white) and beer. No wine at all! That's so not like a real Spanish tapas bar where red wine flows in torrents. All in all, 4 stars to the place (tiny), the authentic atmosphere and the service. 1 star to food and drinks. That makes an average of 2.5 stars.

Palau, meaning "Palace" in Catalan, is anything but a palace. This popular Catalan-inspired bar in…read morethe Glockenbachviertel has to be one of the tiniest in this city. It is often teeming with people, sometimes making it quite impossible to enjoy this place without experiencing claustrophobia, but at least during the summer, one can stay outside to get some fresh air. Aside from the space issue, there are reasons why this bar is popular. One can enjoy decent Catalan Rosat for a fair price (~11-14€/bottle). While limited and slightly on the pricier side, their tapas are delectable. The staff (when you can get their attention) are friendly.