This is a great place to come in Jerez! Right next to Plaza Platero and a walk away from Plaza…read moreArenal! It has wonderful home-made tapas with big portions! They are all delicious! It is also dog friendly and they will give your dog a bowl of water and if you want a bowl to share your food with him/her. Just ask for it! Also if you are here for a while and want soy milk, just ask them to have it for the next couple of days and they will, it is the only place in Jerez that will do that and has soy milk! Another plus is the playground right in front, excellent for kids!

Delicious fried chicken. This place is a hidden gem. Don't let the lack of reviews fool you. Nice…read morerelaxing place off the beaten path.

Get ready for an experience. The restaurant is quite small, although there is an outdoor seating…read morearea as well. We waited only a few minutes for a table - sat at the bar. Easy ordering via circling orders on a piece of paper, where the numbers for each dish match exactly to the menu. Order drinks at the bar which are added to your tab. Because this place is small, it is very loud - lot of shouting over each other from both the stuff and locals. Everything we ordered was really really good. Of course, the price is here really help as well. Highly recommend in Ronda.

Must go tapas bar in Ronda. Very local and laid back and VERY good value. Most of the menu is…read morecomposed of a variety of montaditos -- we especially enjoyed the serranito, chorizo de Ronda, and the prisa.

food is amazing i love the grilled vegetables because they are prepared very well and the muerte…read morepor chocolate. it can be very busy on the weekends but during slower hours i love to sit outside. i have not sat inside yet but i will be back.

Just wanted to pop back in and say that Plato No. 11 is kind of damn awesome. 2 pinchitos (two…read moreskewers of tender, juicy chicken) and calamar a la plancha (pan-fried squid served with what I consider a light, Spanish version of tartar sauce more mayo-ish than tangy), with patatas fritas and ensalada. Good size for a decent dinner without feeling horrifically stuffed.

1 Star Review for Taberna Coloniales - Bar de Tapas | Sevilla Centro…read more Do not go here, especially if you speak only English. This is by far the worst restaurant I've been to while visiting Spain, and I've been to a lot in Barcelona, Madrid, and Seville. I ordered 3 tapas that took over 40 minutes to arrive. Meanwhile, I noticed many people who arrived after me and ordered the same dishes had already received theirs. I asked the waiter, and he kept telling me it was coming. But when I saw people who ordered the same thing receive it in less than 10 minutes, I asked him again. He flipped out, yelling at me in Spanish, saying if I wanted to talk to him, it needed to be in his language. He literally yelled across the entire restaurant. I was left feeling totally disrespected and frustrated. I just told him to cancel the rest of my order. I finished my meal, paid, and left. Horrible service and rude staff, do yourself a favor and avoid this place!

Absolutely delicious tapas and a cute outdoor seating area near a park. Vegetarian options weren't…read morejust available, they were delicious. Our favorites were the Buñuelos de queso con trigueros y marmalade de pimiento and the croquetas de setas.

The group i was with started to get hangry and this place was the only place that had their kitchen…read moreopen. I've heard of people rave about this place and now I uderstand why. Half of the menu offers a good amount of mexican dishes, something that is lacking in this part of Spain. I don't eat mexican food often, so i wont be the best judge if it is good or not. Our table shared quesadillas, chimichangas, flautas, little chorizos and some grilled squid. Overall, the food was good (in my opinion) and when I asked my friend who loves mexican food how it tasted, he said, for Spain standards, it's pretty good. I'm not sure what that meant? Prices and portions match each other. The staff here are very nice. Location is nice, along the riverfront of Puerto. There is a carpark steps away from this place at a very cheap price. I think we paid less than €1 for 2 hours. I probably won't come again here on my own, but if it was a group outing, i would not be opposed to joining.

I'm going to give this one a **** though I would not return on my own. Not because of anything I…read moredidn't particularly care for; it was just a meh experience for me. The other seven people at our table loved it though and I suppose that has to count for something, right? First off, location. This is a really neat place to be in Puerto -- kind of like a warehouse district, it's located on a walking-only street and surrounded by lots of neat vendor stalls. This provided something to do after dinner and we have a great time checking out the different wares. Additionally, we had one of the gypsy tours stop right in front of our table -- that was a hoot! Second off, sangria. Didn't like it and switched to wine. Third off, menu. There is some real variety here -- I'd say my favorite was the chicken flauta. We ate all around the menu .. lots to try; kids loved the quesidillas. Lastly: the check. $120E for eight people, including alcohol -- not complaining one bit. In conclusion: I wouldn't go out of my way to return, but I wouldn't avoid friends if they asked us to dine with them here again =) EDIT: forgot to mention the service, which was very friendly!

This little spot was amazing! Javier our server was so friendly and recommended the best dishes…read more The hubby had a meat dish that was so tender it fell apart with a fork-delicious! I love anchovies so I had their small appetizer for one and it was spot on. I also had a fish in salsa- sooo good. We finished off with their cheesecake which is not like American cheesecake. More mild with a different texture and also good but their strawberry ice cream which was more like a gelato and their side of fresh whipped cream stole the show. Their cafe con leche was also one of the best I have had on our 2 week long trip. On top of that the restaurant has so much character- get there early to snag a seat inside. I highly recommend this place.

Very good. Did some research, then we got several positive reviews. My Spanish is passable, but…read morethis seems more like a local place. I had a tough time communicating. The bartender almost didn't want anything to do with me, but several of his cohorts helped out. Very good selection of entrees as well as tapas. No sangria either. We would go back, but I'll get better prepared when do. Ambiance is fine; outside of inside. No tapas outside.

The restaurant is in a beautiful courtyard away from the street noise and is worth seeking out. We…read moreasked our Sever Juan Carlos if he would pick his 6 favorite Tapas for our lunch. All were very good with the Shrimp Currying being our favorite. With 2 beers the bill came to around $17 US.

We arrived here mid afternoon to this small quaint place. The inside was jammed packed so we ended…read moreup dining Al fresco which was a blessing. The waiter brought us bread and crackers which went good with Sangria. We had five different tapas and everything was flavorful and tasty. The patio has a great view of the square and perfect for people watching. The place it so popular, so the food took a bit longer to arrive but when it did arrive - we were happy campers. I'd recommend this place for a solid meal and at a reasonable price.

Came here with my mom. Walked in at 845 and we were the only people there. The waiter let us pick…read morewhat type of seafood we wanted from the front counter and then we sat down. We had: 1 dozen oysters 1 grilled octopus A bowl of clams Some type of vegetable lasagna 2 bottles of wine 2 bottles of water For less than €100. By the time we left, the front part of the restaurant was full and so were our bellies :) I give them 5/5 for the staff, 5/5 for the food, 3/5 for ambience... I'm not really a smoker and the restaurant smelled like cigars