The Tapas Bar is fantastic, nice atmosphere and food to die for. My partner & I just love it. The…read moremenu choice is immense and nothing is too much trouble for the staff. It beats the likes of La Tasca and La Vina in Manchester hands down and is a million times better than La Mancha in Rochdale and The Rake in Littleborough. The only downside I can report is that I'm getting engaged on 2 Dec 14 and we wanted to come to the Tapas Bar for our meal and you are closed :(. Will have tto come down on Friday now! Keep up the good work love Wendy & Paul :)

We've been here quite a few times, but the new menu is better than ever. This must be one of the…read morebiggest choices of tapas anywhere, but even so, everything my girlfriend and I chose was really tasty and top notch. Oh, and the beer's great as well!

What a restaurant! Hidden away on a Horwich high street this very small tapas place is a must if in…read morethe area! Great food and reasonably priced the all you can eat deal is especially worth it. Will be back!!

My all time favourite restaurant. Great range of Tapas and both the service and atmosphere are…read moregreat. The best restaurant to really relax and unwind. Highly recommended.

Located on Lee Lane in the heart of Horwich, which is quickly becoming a foodie haven, La Salsa is…read morean independent tapas and wine bar which has quickly gained the love of diners both local and visiting with its good quality food and service at a good price. The main draw is the fact that La Salsa offers a menu of over 40 tapas dishes for just £12.95-£15.95 depending on when you go. For this one price you can eat as much as you like, for as long as you like. The menu has sections covering breads, olives, salads, meat, fish, chicken, charcuterie, and vegetarian, as well as a large drinks menu covering beers, wines, liqueurs and spirits, and soft drinks, as well as the occasional special cocktail and sangria jugs. There's a dessert menu too, but most people don't get that far by the time they need rolling out the door! The way things tend to work are that after being seated and ordering drinks, your party will each tell the server two or three dishes (they're numbered too, so don't worry about brushing off those Spanish pronunciation skills you learned in school!), and the dishes are all brought together in small dishes, allowing you to graze, nibble, and share to your own delight. After finishing a "round", the waiting staff clear your dishes and take more orders. In essence you can try everything on the menu through the evening, as many times as you'd like! I particularly like their "Tapas De Pescado" (seafood), which are done very well. To be honest, all of the dishes are cooked perfectly and presented well, and I enjoyed all of the ones I've tried immensely. I've never NOT enjoyed a visit to La Salsa! The venue itself is split into two storefronts, which originally had one unit as the main dining room and kitchen, and the other unit as a bar and lounge area, but with La Salsa's increasing popularity, the lounge area had to be fitted out as another dining room! The décor is traditional and rustic, with stripped wooden floors, chunky wooden accents and artwork, and partitions made from old wooden doors (!), and tall candles on both the tables and against the walls, as Spanish and Catalan music plays giving an authentic feel to the Spanish atmosphere, only spoiled slightly by the ceiling, which is office style Styrofoam ceiling tiles. But frankly who's looking up? There's more food coming! The staff are young, friendly and hard-working. Due to how busy the venue can get, you can expect to order with and be served by several different staff members. Rumours are frequent that staff aren't allowed to keep their tips, and tips are kept by the venue itself. I'm not sure if that's true or not, but with how hard the staff work, I'd be disappointed if I found out if it was. La Salsa doesn't have private parking, so you will have to use street parking, or one of the local free car parks within walking distance, but luckily both options are free. I love La Salsa, and continue to go again and again, as do my friends, parents, in-laws, and anyone else I've introduced to it! If you try it yourself, I guarantee you will too! It's also nice to see that despite lots of local competition, including from restaurant chains nearby at Middlebrook Retail Park, La Salsa continues to thrive and gain in popularity. That shows they're definitely doing something right!

All you can eat tapas. First impressions were rustic and quaint tapas restaurant. A really good…read moreselection from kind prawns to risotto to meat balls. Portions are small but it truly is all you can eat and it forces you to pace yourself! It's good for groups and a casual night out.

Small restaurant in the heart of Keswick but this place was great. Great service and the food was…read moreamazing. I highly recommend.

A great little coffee house in Keswick! We stopped in for a drink and to use the wi-fi. This is a…read morecozy little cafe with eclectic decor. There are only 8 tables so it can get quite crowded during busy times. There is a full coffee and alcoholic drink selection along with pizza and tapas. There is a selection of board games available.

This is a beautifully decorated tapas restaurant on a pedestrian precinct. Seating options at the…read moreoutside tables, about a dozen high chairs downstairs, although the upstairs tables are probably what you want if the weather is unfavourable and an intimate setting is required. I wouldn't say I was really the target market for this kind of place, but the staff were happy to extend a warm welcome to a tapas newbie and scruffy cyclist. I enjoyed a '5 choices for £5' tapas plate before heading back to Wigan on the canal. Vegetarian choice was OK. I will return if I am in the area and needing a snack, and Tapas Esteban most likely has the food, setting and personable staff if one needed to impress.

Went for pre film drink. First pint if the usually exceptional coniston bluebird had turned maybe…read moreend of barrel but I feature had just been on the bar to long. Had it replaced for a cloudy speckled hen. I don't mind paying the new higher prices for eke as long as its good. This wasn't.

Ambiente is well worth the trip to Worsley. Nominated by the Manchester Food & Drink Festival as…read morethe best newcomer of 2008, it stands head and shoulders above the other Spanish restaurants in the city for its creative modern approach to traditional favourites. However, don't come here thinking you're going to be paying tapas bar prices as this place is very much a special occasion destination. As you'd figure from the name, the owners have spent some time creating a wonderful ambience here with stunning red drapes hanging low over a very rustic scene. The menu choice is outstanding, with tapas classics taken to a new level of sophistication without disrupting the original flavours too much. Mains (or raciones) include my personal favourites Conejo Basco (braised rabbit) and Pollo Tournado (with paprika and Chorizo fondue, melted Manchego cheese and sherry cream, £15.95). Washed down with a Long Island Iced Tea, I felt like I was floating when I left here. Definitely a great restaurant if you're looking for romance or dressing to impress.

I went to Ambiente a few weeks ago and have to say I really struggled to find it. Whatever you do,…read moredon't follow sat nav systems! Even Google maps wasn't having it but when we did find it, it is well worth it. It's a small restaurant that is quite dark inside. There is a simple yet effective tapas menu with all the usual dishes and a few different ones to tempt you. For me, Spanish food done well is something we are lacking in the City Centre. This is a bit of a trek but well worth a visit. My favourite dishes were the calamari (soft and tender with a light batter), chilli bread (toasted with just the right amount of chilli to heat your mouth without blowing your socks off) and meatballs (soft and juicy with a good amount of sauce for dipping when you have nearly finished). I think it might be my favourite Spanish in this country so far...

Hit the spot! I usually don't have high expectations when I see eclectic menus that are globally…read moreinspired. Surely they wouldn't make culturally specific foods from different sides of the world equally good, right? But Forum surprised me with really solid execution! Granted, we didn't go too adventurous with our order, but everything we got was very good, and I would be curious to try more of their Asian food next time. Maybe odd, but their house salad was one of my favorite thing we got. Nice mix of veggies and flavors! Very fresh tasting. Nothing soggy. The burger was also pretty standout, with a very nice sauce that was unique. The chili jam and creamy Lancashire cheese were brilliant together.

Service is top notch and the food is excellent. We stopped in for lunch and both wanted a burger…read more We asked the server if he could cut and split them so we could sample different burgers. Not a problem. Fries were excellent. They have regular and NA beer. I will be a repeat customer (actually I already am).

店内人很多但基本都是在喝酒，tapas每个人最少点2碟，和之前菜单不一样(没有海鲜饭)，我们点的「meat…read moremeze」(双人套餐)，就是地中海开胃肉类套餐，里面有肉丸、炖牛肉、奶油鸡肉和土豆，配上橄榄、鹰嘴豆泥、混合沙拉、pitta面包(类似馕，可以加)和扎兹基酱(酸奶黄瓜酱)。味道还可以，比较正宗，搭配丰富。肉丸大概是牛羊肉做法保留了很多颗粒吃着比较粗糙，炖牛肉味道不错但纤维太粗了很塞牙，奶油鸡肉很清淡也没有腥气很好吃，土豆是里面最好吃的。做饭还比较正宗，但味道和食材比在西班牙差了点， 白天在湖区徒步淋雨了，所以问服务员要了一壶热水，大概不是很理解但很快帮我们烧了用茶壶上的，帮助我们预防了感冒。

The service was excellent, the food superb, comfortable cozy setting. Nice selections. Will dine…read morehere again.