Great atmosphere, fresh&delicious food, quick & efficient service. Absolutely recommended!read more

I am surprised no one has left a review for this place. A friend took me for the first time the…read moreother day - AMAZING. Reminded me of tapas in Barcelona authentic ! Steak was perfect and tender, and traditional Spanish tapas - ive found it hard to come across a really good Spanish tapas place in London and this one far beats it all.

nice atmosphere, staff was friendly. It was a successful evening. we'll be back. for sure.read more

It did not taste like tapas from Spain. Most everything was deep fried with sauce over it.read more

What a cute little neighbourhood place which does not get as much footfall as it deserves in my…read moreopinion! The staff is all South American and super friendly...the menu is a nice cross section of grills, stews, starters, burgers and salads and although it has been a while since I last visited this place, I fondly recall their steak, moqueca, starters etc...can't wait to go check out their ceviches as well at some point! I got chatting with the staff and heard about this killer spicy sauce that can send the most seasoned of spice lovers into a tizzy and I had a go - they're not messing around, it's seriously spicy and I loved it! Would love to go back there at some point :)

Went here last night, the staff were really friendly & attentive…read more We had some olives & cheese, and Fried coxinha to start the potato filling was delicious. I had a rib eye steak & my boyfriend had the chicken. The steak was really tasty & cooked well. The house Red was pretty good too!! Overall really enjoyed the meal. Hope to see this place get busy very soon!!

Great local Tapas place. Can get busy at em the weekend so do prebook a table. Good portions and…read moregood prices too. Very friendly staff too. I would definitely recommend this restaurant for group dinners or dates.

This is on the site next door to the Greenman pub in the village, which used to be an Italian…read morerestaurant. It's a friendly family run establishment, I came here after one of my daughters theatre shows as we needed dinner. It was about 8pm & I was a little apprehensive with 3 young tired kids in tow. I needn't had worried as they were very accommodating, even though they were quite busy on a Thursday night. The tapas menu is safe, with nothing unusual, but then again this is suburban Surrey not Soho! There is also a specials menu which I ordered the mussels & chorizo from. I also spotted fresh octopus too. We had; Beef meatballs Mussels in tomato Potatas bravas Pimentos Prawns in garlic Chorizo & chickpeas Manchego cheese Spanish potato omelette Chicken skewers All was tasty good food, not ground breaking or mind blowing stuff, but a decent honest local restaurant. So refreshing to find something like this away from all the predictable & overpriced chains in Epsom. The bill wasn't bad too at £75(no wine), for 3 adults & 3 kids.

Wow we are SO glad we came here before a show in the west end. This will now be a most stop while…read morein London. What a great spot! We love port and therefore wanted to try this. We sat at the bar and were warmly greeted. It is very cute and cozy inside. Not a ton of tables, and it is a small intimate space, so great for dates or small get togethers. Our bartender was fabulous and helpful. We tried a variety of ports and they were all great. I loved that I could try so many different kinds which I normally don't get the chance to do. We didn't have any food since we had other dinner plans this evening but the tapas looked great and we would certainly try them upon returning.

When in town we went back to this restaurant. It made an impression 3 years and ago and our return…read moredidn't disappoint. Fabulous food! Good drinks. A inviting warm and welcoming environment. I highly recommend.

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.

Propper food with nice refinement to it Would recommend…read more Great staff and a real energetic vibe to the place

This being 5 mins walk from my daughters, we have been 3 times for dinner this year. The food has…read morealways been excellent with an interesting and varied menu. Service is also good, if I had a criticism last night it was just a bit TOO quick - a bit more space between courses would have been welcome. Some may feel it a bit expensive - our bill for three three course meals with a bottle of wine and coffee was £110 ( no pre drinks) but I still feel it's worth it. Edit, Saturday 12th March 2011. The three of us visited again, and again the food was of the highest quality. The head chef had just returned from working as a sous chef with a 2 star Michelin Chef, so a couple of dishes he had brought with him from there. One of these was my chosen starters, a 'timbale' containing lobster, crab, avocado, mushrooms etc, and was one of the best starters I have had in a while, but expensive at £11 ! In my earlier review I said the service was a bit quick, but this time we were served at a leisurely pace. Oddly we found they don't take bookings at 7.30, you have to have 7 or 8. The bill was bigger than last time, so it getting a bit on the expensive side now - with gratuities £140. But I still would recommend it, and its under 5 mins walk from my daughters -she and I had birthdays the following day

Date-night-worthy Italian…read more My wife and I came here for an early dinner date while we were in London without kids and were impressed. We got the meatballs arancini balls on pea pesto, papardelle with wild mushrooms, rigatoni with basil pesto burrata and pistachios, and potted tiramisu. The standouts were the aracini, burrata, and tiramisu, but everything was quite good. The arancini were good for what they were but helped a lot by the being paired with pea pesto. I now wish arancini was plated on top of a counter-balancing sauce or food more often. The burrata was just fantastic and combining with pistachios and basil pesto brought the whole dish together in a way that really pushed things beyond the norm. The tiramisu came in a pot with a mint leaf sticking out the top. As with the other standouts, the tiramisu itself was good, but the whole presentation just really nailed things. The mint leaf went beyond decorative to actually boosting the whole dish. They also had a solid wine list and were willing to let us re-cork and take the rest of the bottle back to the hotel.

Some of the best Italian food I've ever had…read more Morso was just a short 7 minute walk away from our hotel. It's a small place with a front room and a back room. The pasta is made fresh everyday. So you have to try the pasta. The waitress brought out some focaccia bread for us to try. It was delicious! We ordered some wine and calamari for starters. The calamari comes with 4 large rings. It was very good! The breading is light and it is cooked to perfection. For dinner I ordered the sea bass. It is a small fillet and comes with the skin still on, with a small side of grilled romaine lettuce and sits on a green sauce that looks like chimichurri, but doesn't taste exactly like it. My husband ordered the Tagliatelle alla Bolognese. It was very good. The portions are small compared to most places. But, then you may have room for dessert! For dessert my husband ordered the lemon sorbet and I ordered the deconstructed lemon posset. It was delicious! I probably could have gone without it, as I was a little too full afterwards, but it was totally worth it! I highly recommend trying Morso. Get there early, or make reservations.

I was impressed by this small, cosy basque restaurant that delivered some very strong dishes, with…read moregood service and a nice atmosphere. Highlights were the anchovies, the black rice seafood, the prawns, the ribeye and the basque cheesecake which will definitely be thought about again across the year. Would definitely recommend for a semi-casual night with family or friends.

One of London's many tapas/ Spanish bistro in Marylebone neighborhood. The restaurant is cozy with…read morevery friendly service. They offer many small dishes and a few entrees with Spanish and Basque influence. The octopus croquettes, slow cooked pork cheek, and wagyu steak pintxo were all very good. Our favorite was the figs and burrata salad with pomegranates.