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.

The ambient is uniquely festive. The interior is lavishly decorated with frescos and folklore…read moreelements. The guitarist and the Spanish singer add an important part of the enjoyment. The dorado dish I ordered was simply amazing. One of my best restaurant experiences of all time.

And there it is: the best tapas bar I visited so far in Düsseldorf…read more Original stuff. Great taste and service. It's owned and run by a Spanish couple. I was looking for a place like this for a while. What I like a lot: it's a "tapas only" place, it's a rather small one and it's the real deal! Great!

This was a cozy tapas place located in the heart of Oberkassel. It's perfect to sit outside and…read moreenjoy a glass of wine and a few tapas with a couple of friends. Perfect for a warm summer day. The service is okay and so far this has been my favorite tapas bar in Dusseldorf. Would highly recommend the grilled/fried peppers, and the shrimp in garlic oil.

Not sure why this place wasn't on Yelp yet, so I added it. Great little tapas restaurant with good…read moresized portions (at least compared to tapas in the states). We had the meat & cheese platter, grilled vegetables, bacon wrapped dates, and sangria. Everything was delicious!

This place is awesome. In the heart of Dusseldorf/Germany. Very nice interior design. Authentic…read moreSpanish cuisine, with a large selection of different dishes. Everything a bit pricy, but worth it. Very good is the Huevos Rotos. Truly a must try. We had the tapas, very good to share. Will return for sure.

Great atmosphere and food is both interesting and well prepared. The bar tenders, especially Tim,…read moreare all very friendly, make interesting drinks and serve them with style

Super delicious tapas - definitely try the grilled Octopus and Gazpacho. We just came here during…read moreour visit to Düsseldorf and I can't stop thinking about these 2 dishes. Super friendly people as well which makes it an even better experience.

From the owner: In unserem Familienbetrieb servieren wir Euch die andalusische Traditionsküche mit modernen…read moreEinflüssen der neuen spanischen Küche. Unsere Auswahl an Speisen reicht von verschiedenen Tapas über eine Reihe von Fisch-und Fleischgerichten bis hin zu traditionellen Paellas und Zarzuelas.

Food was absolutely delicious here. Best service, food & ambiance! What more do you want???…read more Must eat here every time you're in Dusseldorf! We also had the best company here too! We were so blessed. Thank you La Copita for taking care of us. By the way their food comes very quickly so if you're hangry it's perfect! It took care of our seafood cravings!

This place looked very cosy and had a nice terrace. We didn't go for the tapas, but had ourselves a…read morenice steak and a dessert. We had a lovely evening and the atmosphere was great. The steak and dessert were tasty. Not extremely good, but worth it's money. The waiters were very friendly, fast and helpful. Would recommend if you are in Dusseldorf and looking for a good meal and a nice evening.

Considering this was in a pretty touristy street of Dusseldorf, I thought La Copa did try to serve…read moreauthentic Spanish tapas (yes, Spanish tapas in Germany). The menu was in both Spanish and English, and they serve an assortment of cheeses, hams, and small plates. The small plates were all very good; however, my friends said that the serrano ham was not as "melt in your mouth" as it actually is in Spain, and I'll take their word for it. It was pretty thinly cut, and very well seasoned though. There were also several other hams to choose from. I normally don't like jalapenos, but their roasted jalapenos with salt were extremely palatable -- dare I say delicious?! Somehow, the spiciness had also been removed. I also don't normally eat anchovies, but the fried anchovies with aioli were gorgeous. I'd definitely recommend both those dishes. Since these were all small plates, the bill was pretty reasonable (for Europe at least), although I was pretty hungry about four hours later. The service was great and we were well attended to. When you want your check, keep in mind that you have to flag down the waiters, or they'll let you take your time. All in all, I was quite satisfied with this meal and pleasantly surprised by some of the dishes.

The food is ok but not great . Two of us had dinner and we both had issues later on. Better…read morechoices in the area . Price was very affordable but still ...

Sat for a "quick" lunch/dinner. Ended up spending more than 2 hours in waiting between service,…read moredrinks, dishes, etc. The food was not bad, portions were descently sized. Prices are too high for what it is, however. 7 Euro for a bottle of water should be illegal. Common in Europe to get gouged on drinks only to be able to advertise lower food prices. But the service is nothing like you receive in America. All these waiters would be fired. Not to mention everybody smoking outside in our faces when we just want to enjoy our food. 2 stars only because the actual food was not bad, everything else was.

Touristy. Not innovative cuisine. Heavy grease flavor on the fish. The sauce has a "powdered"…read morecheese flavor. Some of the fish may be previously frozen? Foodies stay away.