I never go out to eat Spanish food because I make the best at home :-) but.... if I crave it and I…read moredon't want to cook, I go here. It is the real deal, bar with old clientele, typical food, pulpo a la gallega, pimientos del padron, croquetas, boquerones, Estrella gallega. Don't order a paella....

The gambas and the chorizo were both good - buth these are such basic tapas, practically no sane…read moreadult could do it wrong. The pulpo ruined the experience because it tasted like paper with oil and lemon and the texture felt like it's been dead in the fridge for 4 days. We also ordered a carafe of sangria. My shrink advised me never to repress my feelings so as much as I don't want to talk about it anymore, i have to say it: it's boxed wine with 2 ice cubes and a sad amount of "fruit" slices. Don't ask.

Ironic this place is under Spanish Dive Bars. It is anything but! Anthony Bourdain would be hard…read morepressed to find this place. Spanish dish with German flare. Classy, fun, laid back and American Friendly!

A lovely tapas restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere and quirky design. The food is good and prices…read moreresonable. It is very small so book in advance- and don't expect quick service.

We arrived in Frankfurt late, so we called the restaurant if we could still eat at 10:30, that's…read morewhy they got 4 stars. The food was okay but a little bit expensive. The sea food plate was 20€ and the tapas started at 5 up to 14€ each. The service was quick and friendly and we had a good dinner :)

Good tapas, but overshadowed by close-by Andalucia.read more

What a surprise to find such a great 'tapas' restaurant in Germany! I spent my vacation in June in…read moreCatalonia, and Ponte could still be one of the best choices in any city in Costa Brava. You can find all the traditional dishes, such as 'patatas bravas' and 'chorizo'. But don't forget to check the great seafood options, such as the octopus and the scallops (some of the highlights of the night). I wish I could find a larger selection of Spanish wines to keep my illusion of being in the Spanish coast, but there's a reasonable selection by the glass or bottle. I highly recommend Ponte for a nice Spanish experience in Frankfurt. I'd say it's particularly great if you go with a few friends - that way you can order lots of different tapas and have a little taste of everything!

Whenever we're in Frankfurt, we stop by Andalucia, and we have a different experience every time…read more Unfortunately, this time, we were extremely disappointed by our experience. First of all, don't think about popping in without having a reservation, and even after making a reservation, our party of 3 were forced to squeeze into a table for 2, which was not comfortable. At that point, we should have left, but nostalgia kept us hoping we'll have a better experience. Unfortunately, from then on, the service (or lack thereof) kept getting worse. We asked for a refill of bread that never came, and when we asked the wait staff about it, she simply told us that as she didn't take the order for the bread, she'll need to check with her coworker - really over some bread?!? Although the food was tasty as I remembered, the terrible service deters me from returning to Andalucia again.

Vorspeise, Chorizo in Rotweinsauce. Hauptspeise, Lachs auf…read moreGemüse. Hausgemachte Sangria hat mit Sangria nichts gemeinsam. Drei Hauptspeisen im Abstand von 5 Minuten serviert. Geht garnicht !!!!! Bedienung spricht kein Spanisch. Ambiente total langweilig. Nachts halb zwei extremer Durchfall. Hat mit guter spanischer Küche nichts zu tun. Echtheit der Bewertungen ist sehr zweifelhaft. Wer hier von authentisch spanischer Küche spricht, war noch nie in Spanien essen.

Let's start with the good. This place is happening on a wednesday night with not one open seat in…read morethe house at 9 pm with a happy hour vibe. Service is attentive and friendly but not overly friendly. For these reasons, I would recommend going if its convenient. I came here for dinner and because I was craving tapas. I'm definitely not impressed and have had way better....in Dallas. The people here speak spanich so I assume they are Spaniards but maybe born in Germany so some of the traditional flavor has been lost. Who knows...now I'm rambling. Just go, you won't regret it. But I still can't give a higher rating because of the food.

Great food (but no pulpo which was crucial to my sweetheart), fantastic wine and never felt rushed…read more No need for reservation as after 8pm this is not possible. No cards accepted only cash! This was kinda pain in the ass....

Very nice environment and decoration, and courteous waiters. I ordered the surprise tapas for two…read moreand it was very impressive. We enjoyed it thoroughly for the Sunday afternoon.

Thanks. You save my wife's life. My wife is allergic to gluten and you did a really wonderful job…read morepreparing her food. The chef supervised everything to meet the gluten free requirements. Thanks

So excited to have found this restaurant! I absolutely love Tapas, so we decided to give this place…read morea try. They offer a wide variety of tapas at reasonable prices. The tapas were all fresh and delicious. Our waitress was super friendly and she offered great customer service. Highly recommend this place for a chill night out. Will definitely be back.

Great little Tapas joint in a building that must be 500 years old. The rooms are tiny and ceilings…read morelow. You get used to it after you've bumped your head once. Menu is not huge, but what they make, they make well. You get a plate of Gambas, meatballs, calimaris, etc for around EUR8 served with white bread. They have Bitburger for beer drinkers and a decent lineup of Spanish Reds that aren't awfully expensive. I've heard they have a white sangria wich is supposed to be quite good although I've not tried it. Service is relaxed and super friendly in a Spanish kind of way. I give it four stars not because it's haute cuisine, but because it's got good food reasonably priced and has a fun atmosphere. Will definitely be back.