Great price and quality tapas at L'Escala seafront. Worth a visit! Haven't tried the burgers or the…read morerices, but this Catalan is surely approving the tapas, specially the anxovies and the homemade deserts!

Incredible good tapas in a different atmosphere. The tapas were delicious: Lacon a Feria (meat),…read moreSmoked Cheese, Pulpitos (small octopus) Grilled chorizo... The list is not very extense, but its home made quality! The place is not very big, and if it is crowded youll have to wait a little bit. Most of the customers are local people (Its not very easy to find)

We visited this restaurant last week during our tour of Costa Brava. The tapas were absolutely…read moreexcellent and yummy, and the red wine was incredibly tasty. The service was fantastic, and our waitress was so friendly. My whole family truly enjoyed having lunch here!

If you're a group, avoid this place unless you want to be treated like criminals for trying to pay…read moreyour own share. Six adults and an 8-year-old dined here. We sat at the bar seating area so we could all sit together. The food was actually really good. Because we all ate different amounts, we kept track of our sticks and plates so each person could pay only for what they ate. That's not unreasonable. That's just basic fairness. We asked for 4 separate bills. The waiter said he couldn't do it and got the manager. The manager also said he couldn't do it. Then he threatened to call the police. Over a bill. In front of an 8-year-old, who ended up crying. All because we wanted to pay correctly. Then, after we took the time to add up what each of us owed, the manager came over and did exactly what we asked: he added up each pile of sticks separately, presented a single bill, and took 4 separate payments. So it wasn't impossible. He just chose to make a scene, humiliate a family, and frighten a child. The food may be good, but no meal is worth this level of incompetence and hostility. If you're a group, especially with kids, go somewhere that understands basic hospitality. One star only because zero isn't possible.

I'm almost, ALMOST, speechless, and write less. Moroccan front desk girl recommended…read more Tapas are self serve. SAVE tooth picks. 1= €1.65/tapas. I always order vermouth de barril in Spain, which IMHO is the best drink to have with tapas. Owner has wonderful laugh announcing new dishes as the arrive and coordinating new dishes with the kitchen via radio. Very friendly service. A little off the beaten track, but much less expensive than Barcelona.

Excellent tomato salad! Would've liked to have had some pinchos, but they only serve them on the…read moreweekends and evenings. No big deal. Had way too much food, enjoyed the fantastic service, and relaxed on the patio. Lovely!

Impressive view at one of the best coves of Costa Brava. Dinner outside on a summer full moon is an…read moreunforgettable experience. The food is somewhere inbetween tapas and full meal type, very fresh and with a few creative additions that keep you excited. Good wine list even if a bit expensive but the location is worth it. Near an old and now closed luxury hotel if the 1960 s. Very nice outdoor decoration at its best at night. A hidden gem.

Loved this place! Some of the best tapas and pintxos I've had in Spain. A marvelous combination of…read morethe traditional and the creative. Great value for the money. Totally worth the extra two minutes walk out of the center of the old town.

One of the best meals I've had in Spain. The dishes represented nice creativity in the part of the…read morechef while maintaining an understanding​ of traditional dishes. Totally worth the short walk from the center of town.

Okay -- let's start with the setting: La Lluna is tucked into a medieval walled town with…read morecobblestone streets and more charm than should be legally allowed. Just being in Tossa de Mar feels magical, and everything I did there felt next level -- but La Lluna still managed to stand out. We grabbed a table and shared a bunch of small bites -- crispy patatas bravas, a super fresh greens, cucumber, tomato & feta salad, a delicious mushroom flatbread, and some jumbo shrimp (yes, with eyeballs!) that sparked a few reactions when I posted them on Instagram . Everything was flavorful, unfussy, and perfect for a warm evening with friends. The service was fun, friendly, and relaxed, in the best possible way. No pretense -- just people who love what they do, in a place that's impossible not to fall for. La Lluna captures the essence of what makes Tossa de Mar so special -- magical setting, great food, good vibes, and a sense that you've discovered something you'll be dreaming about long after you leave. Go. Sit outside. Order everything. Soak it all in. 5 stars

The ambiance is unbeatable as you sit in a thousand year old medieval town. Inside or out the…read morevibes are just incredible. The tapas were excellent the best being the. Juques croquetas. My aunt used to make these. She would bill and entire Chicken strip the meat form the bones, grind it slice it then hand roll and bread them. They were amazing and never have I seen them replicated until this place. Nice wine list and excellent service. It's just tapas but still a wonderful meal.

Fantatic tapas. This is what you where looking for. Don't doubt. Great place. Great food. Take the…read morecheapest Rioja. Very good!!! Excellent waiters (-erresss).

As soon as my sons heard we were having tapas as our main meal they were horrified! Teenagers need…read morea lot to eat don't they? We started with chorizos cooked in cider, pimientos de Padron, squid in batter, black puddings. The boys enjoyed a glass of cava with us (always nice to share bubbles!). First set finished. Now I can't remember exactly what we had but we had 2 further sets of food. All thoroughly enjoyed. I took the opportunity of having some excellent Montsant and then Priorat wine. The boys ended up being happy and full as I key they would. A great experience!

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!