We are always on the hunt for a good Spanish Restaurant in Düsseldorf…read more This is one of the better ones! Mostly you will find Spanish "immigrated" food in other places, but here you are getting the "real deal". Reserve a table beforehand, if you want to go. Try the Paella!

Food was so delicious:) and the Waitress was friendly even if I cannot speak any Spanish or…read moreGermany, She couldn't speak English. But it won't affect anything. She introduced me the best seller dishes, and gave me a wonderful service. I love it so much.

I knew I would love this place from the second I walked in. We were warmly greeted by an…read moreEnglish-speaking waitress to a cozy little restaurant with wine bottles lining the walls and a whole Iberico ham in back waiting to be carved and eaten (I love that stuff). This was my first night in Cologne and I was pretty hungry so we both opted for the large tapas sampling... excellent decision. Way too much food, of course, but what a blast trying it all. The highlights were the ham (duh), vegetable gratin, prosciutto and cheese dates, and well pretty much anything with cheese in it. The manchengo- yum, the honeyed Brie like cheese with walnuts - awesome and some kind of bonus feta says that was really tasty. And before all that, some delicious bread and rich garlic sauce. The best part of this is that everything is served "tapas" style, small sample size dishes, so you can try it all... and I did. Throw in a great bottle of Spanish wine for less than 25 euros and it was a great meal all around. Lucky this place was close to our hotel and we stumbled in...

We stopped in for lunch on our arrival to Cologne. Our server was lovely and speaks perfect…read moreEnglish as well as several other languages! She and her partner are from Spain and recently added a new tapas menu to their offerings. We had a lovely experience and very good food. There is interior seating but we sat outside and enjoyed the beautiful day. The lentil soup was delicious and the cod with spinach was cooked to perfection. The tortilla was a little different than the ones we enjoyed in Spain but still very good. Spanish tapas in Germany are a nice break from the traditional German fare.

From the owner: Vlakbij Maastricht kunt u lekker genieten van de typische Spaanse lekkernijen en atmosfeer…read more Geniet met uw vrienden en familie onder het genot van een goed glas wijn uit de ruime keuze van onze menukaart. Wij verheugen ons op uw bezoek. Ook hebben wij orginele spaanse lekkernijen voor party & catering. U kunt kiezen uit warm en/of een koud buffet, luxe tapas-schotels, de complete verzorging van uw receptie of (bedrijfs)feest.Eventueel inclusief bediening en spaanse live-muziek. Vanuit onze achtergrond werken wij uitsluitend met eerste klas Spaanse producten op een typisch Spaanse manier waardoor u en uw gasten optimaal van de gezelligheid en sfeer kunnen genieten.

The food was absolutely disgusting. I have never tasted such bland and greasy 'tapas' (and I use…read morethat term very, very loosely) in my life. What was sold as gamba's were actually scampi and swimming in fat, the pinchos were rubbery and so overcooked that they had no flavor left. The patatas bravas were burnt and the steak tartare was neither raw nor edible. I found myself struggling to choke down each bite, and the experience was so unpleasant that we couldn't even finish our meal. On top of all that, the prices were outrageous - fine dining prices for to substandard fare. I wouldn't recommend this restaurant to anyone, even if they were starving and had nowhere else to go.

We had dinner twice at La Bodega. The tapas are excellent, prepared fresh. Nice selection, veggie…read moreand meat. Recommend the meat skewer, the Padron peppers, the potato tortilla. The crema was delicious and chocolate cheesecake as well. Have the Spanish hazelnut flavored liquor with the cream. The staff are friendly and happy in their work, and speak English. We sat at the bar to watch how everything was done. Perhaps Maria will walk the Camino next year. Reservations suggested. Ask for Stefan or Dennis.

A moderate-sized restaurant in downtown Koln. Huge menu, excellent wait staff (they were literally…read morerunning all night!) They actually changed waiters to one who spoke perfect English when we idiot american tourists couldn't make ourselves understood by the first guy. EXCELLENT food (the salmon in cream sauce with mushrooms and scallops was the best entre I had on my whole two week trip across N. Europe.). All three of us had similarly great meals. And good prices. Definitely worth a visit guys!

Dined on a Thursday evening around 6:30pm and had no issues finding a table for 2. Warm bread,…read moregarlic butter, and olives were brought to the table after ordering. Nice start to the meal! FYI, they don't have wifi and the 1st menu we got was for a typical meal (appetizers, entrees, dessert, etc). We separately asked for the tapas menu. Our waiter spoke English, Spanish, and German equally well and their website is in English as well. There also seems to be a separate smaller restaurant next to it...this review is for the main restaurant on the corner. We ordered bacon wrapped dates, octopus salad, and a shrimp dish from the tapas menu. All were outstanding. We also ordered a bottle of rose and fish & seafood paella. Fish & seafood were cooked pretty well but the rice was a bit soft for my liking and lacked flavor. However, the paella portion size could easily serve 4. Overall, a very good meal with great service and competitively priced. Would recommend.

It's very true....this little, easy to miss spot is a MUST NOT MISS!…read more Beef empanadas were so good that we fought over the last bite. Arroz y Mariscos - so flavorful, so fresh, and such an amazing depth of flavor and seasoning. The crispy Peruvian bread was fantastic. Ask for the HOT chili paste, mix it with the tasty sauce they bring out with the bread for a creamy and hot spread. Staff was charming. They were working on a mural of South America on the walls. Service is in Spanish or broken English/German. Point and smile - you'll be fine!! Enjoy!

Friendly little Peruvian restaurant in the heart of Cologne. Okay maybe it seems odd to go to a…read morePeruvian restaurant but I had just got into town after a very long two days of travel. And honestly I wonders in because it was close to my hotel. I was glad I did because I found some really friendly owners (two sisters) who have been in Germany for 26 years. One of the owners felt talkative and we practiced our communications skills in my terrible Spanish and her English to the amusement of us both. I learned all about the challenges the family faced in moving to Germany and learning to modify recipes so Germans would eat it. So the food, once they learned I knew what Latin food was supposed to taste like and more importantly that I actually liked real Latin foods they decided to give me something off the menu. She said I won't like what they have on the menu because it was all designed for German tastes apparently Germans don't like things very spicy and they don't the flavors that their traditional Latin foods have or at least they don't purchase them. so the meal they made me was something she would normally make for her family. It was a kind of marinated steak and Yucca plants and other vegetables. Then she brought out what she called a chili sauce that was very hot but also very flavorful, she said Germans would never eat it and she was surprised when she saw that I liked it. The owner said most customers don't like chilis or peppers here. we enjoyed the rest of the evening I ended up staying probably two hours. Everything that they brought out was very good. I got introduced to other members of the family, I got to go back to the kitchen and made friends with everybody there. I was invited to come back and made me swear that I would return before I leave to tell them goodbye. It was really good experience and fun to be close to the people who are serving you. Normally I would not like so much interaction but being alone it was perfect. If you go in ask to order off the menu if your adventitious.

This is one of the more popular places one the Markt square in Sittard. It's always bustling with a…read morefun crowd. A large menu with lots of great Spanish food. Some of the items look small but they pack a super delicious taste! They also get afternoon sun, which is magic in the Netherlands. This is worth a stop if you're in Sittard. The ODA parking garage is very close.

Food was good. Service friendly. Nice ambiance. Bathroom impeccable. Highly recommend, will be…read moreback!:)

The food at this restaurant is amazingly good! No regrets! The owner accommodated us. You do…read moreneed reservations, but is totally worth it. We visited twice on the same weekend and the food did not disappointed. Service was outstanding.

Such a great meal. The boquerones, pata negra, albóndigas and octopus stood out particularly…read more The waiter was cool despite us being 17.. Only complaint was the heat/humidity in the restaurant

Wow, talk about an amazing and delicious tapas place in the heart of Cologne! For now, this has…read morebeen my best tapas experience since moving to Germany a little over a year ago. My partner and I shared around 9 taps and it was a hell of a lot of food, but it was so delicious I was force feeding myself till the last tapas. Their sangria was also pretty good, and the service was quick and fast. I would highly recommend making a reservation before you show up, because this place is quite packed and fairly cozy.

Well, where do I start? I had my husband bring three associates here for dinner yesterday we had…read morecome here in 2019 and I had remembered how delicious it was. The things on the menu are not the same thing as they used to be so that was disappointing when I ordered some thing assuming it was the same preparation as before, and it was basically a egg quiche with chunks of potatoes in it it wasn't good it was fairly flavorless We also tried the skewers and they were so tough. We didn't even chew them. The calamari was the worst the group had ever had when we ordered a few other things, but none met our expectation let alone being good. It took a while for the server to notice us and we should've been alarmed when there was no one else seated in the restaurant at 6:30 or seven at night most places here are booming. There was one couple sitting outside on the sidewalk. I can only imagine it was their first time the waiter would come and bring things well then trying to remove something off the table to replace it with the thing in his hand, instead of clearing some empty things off the table 1st. The potato Espinola still has the same name, but as I said is made completely different than it was before . There is no real description in the menu so I had no reason to think it was an egg quiche since it says potato pancake, they don't have spring rolls anymore and they don't have the bread platter anymore of all the things that we did try and the group I was with her very open-minded. Nothing was worth heating . I hope they read this and try harder just a real disappointment.

Went here with friends. The atmosphere is lively and engaging. The staff are so friendly! I just…read morecame in from New York, and everyone welcomed me so warmly. There is an open and energetic kitchen, high-top tables, long community tables/bars, and more intimate tables in the back. The food is small plates though they offer s few larger plates too. It's a perfect spot to sit and catch up with friends while sharing Italian dishes. It seemed like 2 plates per person worked well. The friend calamari was lightly battered and the squid was cut thick so you could really taste it. The vegetables from the oven are s good mix of roasted veggies in olive oil- I loved the onions and fennel. The lamb kebabs were cooked well by a little heavily herbed for me (I think sage?). Tried the chicken with vegetable- the chicken (both dark and white meat) was grilled crisp and served with small, diced veggies. For dessert we shared the lemon and meringue pot- a tart and tangy lemon curd (a little grainy) topped with brûlée meringue. The dessert was a little too sweet for me. The espresso is very good quality. Many options for all eaters- veggies, meat, and gluten-free. A great place to come with a group of for a romantic dinner.