I love tapas because I'm awful at making up my mind what to choose in a restaurant. This is the…read moreperfect solution - lots of little dishes to share! I went in on a Saturday lunchtime and found the service very efficient without feeling rushed. It was surprisingly quiet, so we forgot about the world around and were able to concentrate on the delicious food. The dishes are in the range of about £3.50 - £5.50 each and they're usually split into 2-3 bits, so can be shared if necessary. I recommend getting bread as well - it's great for soaking up sauces and is nice, soft ciabatta style with tomato sauce to dip it in. Particularly recommended: - deep-fried chicken soaked in garlic - not at all greasy and very tasty - potato with layers of goats cheese, ham and tomato - prawns with scrambled egg and asparagus (much, much taster than it sounds!) The sangria comes with a good amount of fruit in it and at £3 a glass is cheap and plenty enough to last a meal (if you can resist another one, anyway!). All in all a really nice place if you're into tapas and a great introduction if you've never tried it.

Fantastic! I love this place - a brilliant selection of hot and cold tapas with a range of drinks…read morein a very stylish room. My favourites are the selection of cheese, the garlic prawns and the little ham croquettes. Try a jug of sangria with it - it's very well done here and compliments the food greatly. This is a lovely place, decorated in a way inkeeping with the food and very private. The tables are well spaced, so you don't feel cramped or overheard. I like this place for dates or for a meal with a good mate. Always busy, so best to book it unless you've got time to have a drink at the bar first (which is no bad thing here). Go for a great, relaxed meal on one of Oxford's loveliest streets.

I always here mixed opinions from people about this place and it seems that people either tend to…read morelove or hate the place. I am actually usually quite a big fan, although on my last visit they actually let me down and served my tables food out pretty cold - when it should have been piping hot! This was disappointing... but I'll get the bad point out of the way first! Right, on to what I love about the place... this particular branch at Cabot is better in my opinion than the one on Park Street, it's really modern and well decorated, and you get a real sense of a Spanish atmosphere from the interior décor and the tables which is pretty cool! I'd probably recommend going for an evening meal as oppose to lunch time though, because the ambience and the lighting is much better. The also have outdoor seating, and being under the closed roof of Cabot you could even sit here when it's raining and stay dry! They have those outdoor heaters too which make it a real option to enjoy sitting outside! As for the food, although it was cold last time, every other time I have visited I have been really pleased. They do a great variety of tapas, and its such a fun thing to share with group of friends! Although the tapas are fairly reasonably priced, be aware that they are fairly small and you are advised to order a good selection, so it can get fairly pricy! I would recommend this branch though, and it's a great place to go for a birthday celebration - they do sangria too to get you into the Spanish drinking mood!

Overall 4 stars. The food is nice and great when it's 50% off!!…read more But a star is knocked off because of the slow service from making out food order to getting it on to our table. It took a very long time and it was only just over half full. So if your going to see a film then make sure you tell them before you sit down and they might get your food out quicker. But again it's great for the price, look out for those offers!

Great place to eat! The prices are decent…read more I had the paella with squid ink, delicious. The chick peas and spinach was good too.

This is my new favourite place in Newbury! The prices are great, the food is delicious and the…read morestaff are very friendly! I hope this place takes off as I know the location hasn't been the best in the past few years. Thoroughly recommend it :)

Stumbled upon this amazing little restaurant across the bridge in Caversham! The owner and staff…read moreare wonderful to sit and chat over a glass of Spanish wine! The tapas were just a great sample of so many flavors and the Mushrooms Sherwood are fantastic!

If you trust a native Spaniard, this is not the best Spanish restarurant ever, yet it's more than…read moreok for UK standards so if you want to get some better than average food, that's a good place to do it. I don't like the way they prepare the bill, with no details at all, so you don't know how much you have spent per item.

Best Tapas I have ever had. I travel the world. I have had Tapas in Spain, Portugal, Mexico and…read moreeven Italy. Now being able to compare that to what Moma prepares here in Bath England, I concede the trophy to Moma. It does not hurt that the service is first class. Damien, set us up to succeed with welcoming words and encouraging advice. Wrap your head around Shrimp Paella with the perfect "Socarrat" or Smoked Oxtail, delicate in flavor and texture. I cannot explain the homemade Cavier, for a chemistry degree is required, but delicious comes to mind. The devotion to cooking well is without comparison for me. Moma deserves many accolades, but I hope he is happy without Michelin recognizing his food....for I fear I may never get in again.

Fresh ingredients, excellent flavors, cool ambiance. Would recommend if you're in Bathread more

After living for six months in Andulasia as a student, I've been in pursuit of a decent Spanish…read moremeal ever since I returned to the UK. Upon entering La Flamenca, I was convinced I had found my final culinary resting place. The restaurant is situated in a white walled cavern, with moorish inspired tiling which really do look like an Andalusian pueblo. Of course, the usual matador tat calls to mind the tackier tourist restaurants of Spain's beautiful South, but that's a forgiveable sin. Why the two star rating then? Unfortunately positive first impressions soon melted away when we entered the restaurant which was almost entirely colonised by a twenty strong group of stag nighters dressed as bull and matadors. More than just making me cringe a little, it was also impossible to hear anything - the acoustics of the cave really don't lend themselves well to big parties as all sound just reverberates deafeningly round the room. So we moved into the bar area, which had a far more pleasant and convivial atmosphere. An acceptable bottle of Rioja ordered and we were just beginning on our starters (a tasty enough selection of cured meats), when lo and behold, our main course arrived all at once. The selection of tapas wasn't particularly warm and all tasted disappointingly like it had been premade and microwaved. Although the total bill wasn't wild, it still felt overpriced when the mis-timed service and mediocre food was taken into account. And so, my quest for a decent Spanish meal outside of Spain continues...

Cosy little Tapas bar in bath. Popped in after visiting the Christmas Market and was immediately…read morewarmed by the welcome of the staff and the heating, which was cranked right up (is there anthing worse than being cold in a restaurant? i don't think so). The food was delicious (can't remember everything that we sampled, but i do remember the grilled sardines, baked choritso, meatballs (particularly good), cheese & that thin salty ham & bread (great bread) and really good olives). I agree with Matstars in that the rioja is very good. Also had a cognac and espresso to finish off. I think that it cost around £100 for three of us, but we were on a pre-Christmas day out and weren't holding back (hmm, i might have had two cognacs, come to think of it!). It was a fabulous lunch and the perfect pit stop. I would go back anytime (and hope to see some Spanish dancing!).

"We arrived and the venue was chilly. We asked if heating was working, and they said yes, we had to…read morekeep our jackets on Great Start. Ordered dishes: 6 items: meatballs in a zesty sauce, 2 calamari, 2 shrimp, and paella. The spicy meatballs were bland, the sauce was lackluster, the shrimp were unremarkable, and the paella was all mush, with a piece of chicken on top, which was dry. Calamari was decent. Everything was disappointing; I will not be coming back."

Decent tapas place with a small town mom n pop setting. I ordered all vegetarian tapas and a…read moreSpanish sherry. The sherry was excellent, the Tapas moderately so. The eggplant dish was very good but the patatas bravas was not. The beet salad was good as well. I would have enjoyed trying different Sherries since they had a wide range but didn't get the opportunity.

I really love this little Tapas restaurant in Northampton. The service is always excellent which is…read moreone of the main reasons I keep coming back when I am staying in Northampton for work. Even if I don't come here for a while the staff always remember me, make me feel welcome, find me a table, as a lone diner this is important. The staff will recommend three dishes per person, but I always find myself ordering four as I love so many of them and can never choose!! I would highly recommend the Chorizo, Grilled Salmon and Duck, but of course with this you need a vegetable dish, which there are many fantastic ones to choose from. There are a couple of choices of house wine by the glass and I particularly like the red house Acantus Tinto a Tempranillo Cab Sav, which is really good value either by the glass or bottle. If you're in group, as a couple or on your own and you enjoy a good Tapas which is freshly cooked I would recommend this place for a try.

DON'T GO TO LES OLIVES…read more As the most exceptional restaurant in Northampton, it was already difficult to get a Saturday night reservation so I don't want you all flocking there for the amazing food and friendly service and beautiful upstairs space and ruining it for me. You can't all be there, expressing amazement at how every tapas dish is delicious and the flavours are varied and the prices reasonable. So stay home and leave this one to me.

Very large and roomy restaurant in the Star City entertainment and cinema complex in Birmingham…read more Serves a variety of tapas dishes which I think are great. If you haven't tried tapas before I would give it a go, it is basically a variety of small dishes and you can order as few or many as you want and just pick and mix. Good and fast service, food is always good in La Tasca, recommended.