An absolutely fab meal this evening, we had at least seven or so tapas at Picasso and enjoyed it…read morethoroughly. Service could have been a bit more attentive but in comparison to other restaurants we've experienced in Germany this week, it was great. Beef with garlic, which was served with two potatoes in a tangy sauce was excellent. Dates wrapped in bacon, which we ordered a second time. Shrimp in garlic. Grilled peppers (my favorite). Manchego cheese was a good portion and served with apple slices. Note that they translate their Spanish menu into German. They do not have an English menu, so bring your Google Translate and you'll be fine. Lots of very good food, not terribly expensive. We had fun. [Review 12062 overall, 1845 of 2019.]

Service is top notch. Quick and friendly. They start you with a tangy aioli, olives and fresh…read morebread. The tapas we shared were luscious grilled squid, shrimp gambas, albondigas in tomato sauce. All wonderful. Two paellas. One black squid ink with shrimps, and one yellow. Pretty much the same flavor and very bland. Not crunchy. Not the best paella I've had, but a very authentic place in the heart of Germany. Overall 4.5 stars.

This business is closed and no longer exists. It is now an Italian restaurant. Need to look for a…read moredifferent location for tapas!

Good but expensive. Very small place so booking ahead is a good idea. Good location - near the…read moreRathaus.

It's the kind of restaurant that you dress up for. The kind…read moreof restaurant where you are too embarrassed to talk very loudly. It's expensive, it's chic and its delicious! I had the Argentinian steak with the Porto wine sauce, although my friends had the Dorade Royal, and the Kalbsrücken... From their comments, it seems that everything was absolutely delicious. we also shared a tapas dish which was also more than satisfying! The owner of the restaurant came over to our table and gave us wine suggestions... And he did a good choice... i have no idea what our wine was, but it was completely adequate to what we were eating. the service is friendly and very helpful... I loved the place... i'd be back again... definitely two thumbs up and if i had anymore thumbs i'd throw them in the air too!!

The only restaurant I have every been to, that puts a constant smile on my face until I leave. The…read morestaff is incredibly friendly and competent. They don't just put plates on your table. They serve you food, taking care that the presentation is properly and you can reach everything. The food itself is plenty and very good. Additionally they offer a wide variety of wines. I have never felt so good about spending a ton of money in a restaurant. Apart from their food and service I can heartily recommend the bottles of olive oil they sell. I have never found a good olive oil like that for a similar price.

Yes, it feels like you are in Spain: the colours (red/yellow), the tiles, cast iron tables, the…read morewaitresse (she speakes Spanish of course). It's cosy, warm, one these places people call 'my bar'. Food is average, may be even below average. The place is not too clean ether. Very very casual. Competition is hard: there are 5 or 6 cafes in a row next to each other. So why did I choose it again? Because it is so relaxed, unpretensious and easy, that it attracts people who are exactly the same: relaxed, unpretesious and easy. And it's just nice! Verdict: it's nothing special, but somehow i choose it again and agin when i'm in Altona. Need to try something else.

Ester and Alex are the two adorable owners of d'O Barcelona. I work for a Danish company and fly…read morethrough Hamburg 3-4 times per year. These two entrepreneurs and visionaries of bringing a real Spanish and Catalan experience to Germany have succeeded at beautiful and authentic eating experience. Turns out I lived in the same town as them for 4 years. I sought several restaurants in Hamburg to remember my wonderful memories. I kept walking until I found the right one. d'o Barcelona brought me home. Please go there. You will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Jamoneria (Iberico ham) and spanish delicatessen shop. We bring to Hamburg specialities to enjoy at…read morehome, take away or at our place in a relaxed ambiente. A hidden place in the Europa Passage shopping center.

Definitely one of the best restaurants we tried so far in this area…read more We were greeted with a free ice cold drink on a hot day. That was the first beautiful surprise. The tapas delux's unforeseen, very specific and beautiful flavors was the second. I split it with my friend, but would've not been sorry having one of those for myself. We had luxuriously well tasting rabbit and wagyu burger for main dishes. This is pretty much a guaranteed success meal. :-)

A lot of the food here in Hamburg was bland for a Texas taste. The food here was good and service…read morewas better than other places we have been in Europe.

I am a resident of this neighborhood, I have 2 little girls and I am expat living in Hamburg. I…read moremoved here from NYC. The owner of this place is a horrible women who has thrown racial slurs at me in front of my girls. "This is Deutschland speak German here" she is not making any money so the stress is showing on her face. I feel bad but one gets what they deserve. The staff keeps changing because how they are treated. The food is not worth the cost as in Schanzen you have so many more choices. Vienna, Tatti, Gloria, pizza Macherei and many many more. I would not recommend this restaurant, let's get her out of this neighborhood and make place for fresh young restaurants.

Food tastes horrible, staff is not welcoming and the owner has a huge attitude problem. Not coming…read moreback here for sure. Kitchen doesn't look clean at all.

So you want wine and tapas? Well forget it - your not welcome there if you have that wish…read more The owner is surprisingly unfriendly and rude and only wants 'real' dinner guests in his tapas hole.

Was quite disappointed with the service. The food was OK but I've had better.read more