Hidden Jewellery Quarter treasure alert......I have a new spot for drinks when I am in the area…read more I was initially put off by the bouncer on the door of this place as to me it gives a bit of a stuck up vibe but when you actually take the time to go up and have a chat you realise why....this place has some seriously beautiful art, watches and antiques everywhere from the minute you walk in. You also realise the bouncer is SO nice and helpful!! This is a classic case of dont judge a book by its cover.....my bad.... At first you walk down a corridor of artwork then through a reception room filled floor to cealing with beautiful items. You go through one more door to the bar and resturant space which has a higher ceiling bit is still filled with beautiful goods, some of which are for sale of you have the $$. We went to the bar at the back of the space and chatted with both the bar man and the owner of the place....again two lovely people that were more than happy to chat us through the idea of the venue and the ideas they have for its use moving forward. Drinks wise there are a lot of spirits and cocktails to choose from . As I was with LIv from Licor 43 we went for a signature serve with pineapple and 43. It was really smooth and balanced I would definately recommend it. We didnt have the food other than a cracker with some pate to sample (free of charge....very nice of them) but the menu is tapas....expect a review soon! If you havent been here yet.....do it....asap. Its a really beautiful and welcoming place with a lot to offer the area. You can be a lover of good drink, art or just bars in the area to appreciate somewhere of this quality :D Obviously.....5*

Wow, what a great venue. I was suitably impressed when I entered Ana Rocha last week. It is such an…read moreincredible place. Firstly the décor - As it is also a gallery, there's a lot of art on display. There is also a great selection of vintage furniture, props and other items scattered around the space.. As we entered we were told that everything that you see is available to buy. There is so much to see in this place it would be hard to get bored. Next, the bar - The staff on the bar are incredible. They obviously knew what they were doing - they are friendly, professional and the cocktails taste amazing. Finally, the food - Again, simply incredible. I don't think I have ever had Chorizo like the meat that they serve here (it just melted in my mouth). I don't think that this was the most authentic tapas that I have tasted, and it has more of a cultured feel, but it was great all the same. Overall, I absolutely loved this place and can't wait to go back.

I was more than happy with my main, although my husband said his omelette was a bit on the plain…read moreside - to me, however, it looked tasty enough! Just shows you can't please all the people all the time!

I have eaten at Cafe Havana several times in the past four years. Their food is consistently…read moredelicious and their coffee is always spot on. During my last visit is ordered a beef panini. The meat was not overcooked and the bread was neither burnt or soggy. If you want a refreshing meal, a jolt of good coffee, and a fantastic music set, you need to sit down and have a meal at Cafe Havana.

Great food, excellent service, and nice variety. Truly enjoyable experience! The caramel digestif…read morewas an amazing sweet finish to the meal.

The Service was incredible was seated within 5-10 minutes without a reservation. The Ambiance was…read moregreat I loved the decoration and the staff are so friendly! This is the best food I have ever eaten I definitely recommend it.

Another wonderful spot that friend's recommended. As they've been before and it's a local spot for…read morethem. When we walked it, it was quite busy as a huge party was occupying a table across from us. A few other guest always dining as well. Not a big place but still very intimate and quite nice. Bar available but not sure if it's full bar. We did have a couple bottles of wine with dinner. Menu, straight to the point. Tapas and more tapas. As there was couple of us, we all chose three dishes to share. Each all looked amazing. The prawns, chorizo, mussels, meatballs, hummus, sun dried tomatoes salad, mushrooms, fried halloumi sticks, the skewers, pate, avocado toast, and croquettes. Everything was really good apart from it being slightly different from the states. The only downside, the skewer were a bit dry but presented beautifully. Everything was quite tasty and plenty to share for what we've ordered. Mussels were quite tasty in the sauce, chorizo was really good. Pate was more of sliced meat versus a spread. Service was great, staff was really friendly and chatty which was great. They ended the night for us with a little cocktail shot which was quite nice. Overall, amazing service, food was great, atmosphere was nice and friendly. Will definitely return.

First chance to check out this relatively new local venue in…read moremy local village and it was a huge hit. Small, friendly, a nice location just off the main shopping area, reasonably priced and generous portions. The food was delicious and worth venturing over for whether you are local or not! We had crisp halloumi, spiced aubergine with minced lamb, chilli peppered squid, pork belly and chips, a lovely crisp Pinot Grigio (my friend's a white drinker) and a couple of liqueur coffees. All this for £30 a head including a tip. The staff were efficient, attentive and charming. Young and energised, I loved the way all the front of house staff presented one table with a birthday dessert and sang with evident delight to the guest. We were made to feel very welcome despite booking a late table and the arrival of a large party of blokes who'd evidently been out for a Christmas get together added to the very European feel of this little gem. We'll be back

We love it. Fantastic food, Good wine & Beer and a very…read morefriendly and cosy atmosphere. Well worth a visit!

From the owner: Pancho offers tapas from all over the world. Not solely Spain, nor indeed Europe. Pancho fuses…read morefoods and styles from all over the world within the small plates and dishes it serves. Offering exceptional food at a great price, at Pancho there is something for everyone, if you want to pop in for a dish and a beer, or if you want to while the evening away trying loads, and enjoying the exclusive wine list, that's all good too. Pancho is a small bar situated in a cellar beneath Warwick's independent quarter "Smith Street". As such, booking is recommended, and is essential at weekends. Come see us, we don't disappoint. Come with an open mind, and taste some new flavours and enjoy the atmosphere only a 16th century cellar can offer!

Food is stunning with friendly staff a great place for meeting friends for lunch before shopping…read morewith friends or for a more intimate evening meal in the evening. If there is a gang of you going it's great for getting lots of little tapas dishes to have a little bit of everything along with big jugs of sangria. The place itself is decorated well and has a very confortable friendly feel to it. The toilets are imaculate.

One visit to la tasca will have u hooked quranteed. When you walk of the streets of chester into…read morethe bar area its like walking into down town spain. Great spanish furnishing and art works great touch i must say. Then to be greeted by a spanish member of staff and taken to a table to read a spanish menu just makes the who experiance fantastic. amazing tapas meals served here and great sangria awsome spanish menu very authentic. thumbs up a must visit

Finally, I made my stop at Tapas Revolution in the Grand Central station in Birmingham!…read moreThe location is cool and colourful, on the second floor of the station and people can choose where to sit (bar or table).The space is quite small but everything is well curated. Note that it's quite cold because it's an open space and that - if you aren't familiar with the concept of "Tapas", tapas are finger food (small dishes thought to be shared with friends). Tapas are thus quite small in portions but I've found the two dishes, Torreznos con Mojo Dulce and the Pisto, really rich in flavour, original (traditional) and not oily. Piso is a sort of ratatouille without potatoes (thanks god): vegetables such as aubergine courgettes and peppers slow cooked in tomato sauce. The was recommended by Alfonso who also made me some company and had a nice chat with. (Nice to hear Spanish again) He's really friendly and told me a lot about Spanish cuisine and his way of cooking. Torreznos con Mojo Dulce are pork bite fried and flavoured with a particular glaze which spicy and slightly sweet. I knew already that taste, Spanish pimiento is spicy, dry and with a particular bitter twist unlikely chilli peppers. Despite this dish was fried, every single piece was crunchy and fragrant that is perfection in this case. Everything well presented. They were both fulfilling. I was craving to try churros and got some, the plate was filled with: such a surprise! Churros are fried dough accompanied with hot chocolate. Here too, the churros were perfectly cooked, fragrant and not oily. Unfortunately, the added sugar and cinnamon (despite nice and close to the Brit taste), deviate from the traditional concept, but all in all, they were delicious. I've got 3 tapas for around 11£ with a student discount. I would say too much, but all was well cooked and really fulfilling. It's weird to eat at the bar and seeing the staff around but I enjoyed the chat and the meal. Unfortunately, it's still too cold but the Tapas Revolution corner is better (in term of temperature) than Pho which is too exposed. Next time, no cinnamon and sugar on churros, please!

I decided to eat here because British food is disgusting. I thought Spanish food would be safe? You…read moreknow, flavors, good combinations using spices. Oh...I was wrong. The broccoli tapa was not braised. It was soggy and disgusting. The chicken was oily and lacked flavor....POLLO LOCO in the USA has better chicken than this crap. The albondigas tasted like my mom's Mexican albondigas? I'm not trying to be rude....but they tasted like Mexican style? The potato's were whatever. I've had better Spanish food across the continent? How does that happen? No idea. News to me. I should have researched this place before coming. You've been warned.

Four of us had a wonderful dinner here last night. The food was delicious and the service was…read more10/10! We will definitely be returning soon.

What can I say about the King's Arms? I'm at home here. When we moved to the UK, honestly our most…read moredesired feature was walking distance to a pub. We got stumbling distance to one of the best pubs in the country. This place is well-regarded by everyone in the region. I've met people here who give up walking distance to their local to drive here and have a good time. That says something. My first night here I made friends, and each time I've been here since I find myself in good company either with neighbors we've met before, or people who know we're new to the area and want to welcome us. I can't begin to tell you how often a quick pint before dinner turns into a long session at King's Arms. I wouldn't have it any other way. These guys truly embrace the concept of being the center of village activity. No TVs, no WiFi, these things distract from the community. You come here to interact with your friends and neighbors, enjoy a good beer, and enjoy living in the company of others. They regularly have events to bring the village out. The most impressive of which was the dinner they hosted on the night of the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. They served the exact 10-course menu served in first class that evening, and requested everyone bust out their tuxedos and dresses to mark the occasion in grand fashion. It was a remarkable evening. One disappointment, since I have to list one to feel as though I am being fair, is the wine list. We love the temperanillo, but really none of the others. But we're not here to drink wine, we're here to be social! It makes me a little sad that we don't have this type of drinking culture in the US. If you're not an alcoholic, you're not likely be on a first-name basis with the bartenders at a local watering hole. That's why I love walking in here; everyone knows everyone else, they're always happy to see you, they know what you drink, they pour a tasty pint, and are genuinely good people. I dig it.

We stumbled upon this adorable little gem of a restaurant and hotel. We did not stay in the hotel…read morebut would definitely look into it next time we are up in this area. The service was top notch and so welcoming. Food was delicious. Highly recommend a dinner here.

This restaurant is fabulous offering conteporary dining and fabulous food. The location is lovely,…read moreit is built in an old water mill, and if you can get a table near the back you get to overlook the river that runs along the back . The staff are extremely friendly. We have been here on numerous occasions. The first time we went it was New Years Eve and we also received free gifts. The Baileys Chocolate Cheesecake is amazing!!!

Had a wonderful brunch here! The tapas were as good as any we have found in Spain. The ambience was…read moredelightful. And the staff very friendly. Definitely recommend!

My favorite restaurant in Oxford so far. Reasonably priced and their food is really good. Me and my…read morefriend ordered according to their recommendations, and the food all turned out to be delicious. They get busier as it gets later in the night, and they're often fully booked. They take walk ins for the bar, though. They're also a sister restaurant of Oli's Thai.