I was staying in the area of La Casa on a recent trip and tried the restaurant. The food, wine,…read moreservice, and atmosphere were so nice that I returned for dinner a few nights later. The server was the same as my first trip and remembered me and was incredibly welcoming and friendly. The two meals here were among the highlights of my time in Edinburgh.

Do yourself a favor and don't skip this place. Honestly the best meal I've had in Europe so far…read more The atmosphere is loud but fun and inviting. Staff was great and whoever was working the grill knows it what they are doing. Overall great drinks great food and great people.

Food was great and the service from Sophia was excellent. Even though we had a large group she was…read morestill very attentive and friendly. I highly recommend this place and I hope you are as lucky as we were and get Sophia as your server.

My first visit to Dundee and my friend decided to take me to this place for dinner since it…read moresupposedly is highly recommended. I love tapas and can't be in Spain right now so I was like hell yea! The place has a wine and cocktail menu-the wine list was ok, the cocktail list was better. I got a drink called jack punch which was a couple of different rum with pineapple juice, was pretty good...definitely had a punch! My friend and I ordered the tasting menu which was a mix of meat and seafood. We got so much food I couldn't eat it all. They have us around 15-20 little dishes to eat which included jamon, potatas bravas, chicken, hake, shrimp, kebab, cheese, and bread. The serving was good for two people and the food was good, some better than others. There was no one dish that screamed AMAZING to me... It was all pretty much had decent flavours. It is a good tapas place especially if you're in Dundee, just a bit out of the way if you're staying in city centre and don't have a car. The staff were all nice and made sure we kept eating. Overall the place is a good spot to nibble on things while catching up with a friend or friends in Dundee.

Santa is a great tapas bar and Resturant in Perth! High quality food and dining experience. They…read morereally know their wines and pairings. It's a bit more then I like to pay to go out for dinner in my own town (if rather go out to eat in another city!) but if we have guests that want to go out for a drink or a nibble this is our place. £9 for three tapas. I love the Palatas bravas , rabbit garlic, cured duck. Great house wines ! Window/doors open for outdoor seating when the weather is nice !

My two friends treated me to some birthday tapas at this wee French restaurant. It was a pretty…read morebusy Sunday night, so it took us a little while to be seated, but we were perfectly happy to sit at the bar and enjoyed some of their delicious (and quite reasonably priced) cocktails and complimentary olives. We each ordered three tapas dishes each and decided to do as the Spanish do and all tucked in. There is a pretty extensive range of dishes to chose from, including pear and black pudding croquettes, chickpea and spinach stew, humous and tapenade, patatas bravas and much more. There's a lot on this menu you wouldn't see on a traditional tapas menu which I thought was great - a lot of dishes with a French twist! Service was a little slow, and we did end up waiting a while for our cocktails. But, to be fair to the staff it was an unusually busy Sunday night and they were extremely apologetic, friendly and jovial with us - which always makes up for having to wait a little longer. Our server had a good knowledge of the menu and was able to make us good recommendations, which is always great if you're new to tapas or French food. Overall, I found the pricing quite reasonable. It may be a little on the expensive side but the food is truly delicious and of an extremely high quality. I'll certainly be coming back here for some more eats and a few glasses of wine!

My daughter and I stumbled across this place and we totally fell for the whole experience; the…read moreservers were friendly and efficient, the food was outstanding and the atmosphere welcoming. Our food choices were: TAJINE DE CORDERO Slow-cooked lamb tagine with paprika, cumin, tomatoes, cinnamon, sultanas & apricots ENSALADA ANDALUZA VG GF Asparagus, artichokes, sun blush tomatoes & lemon hinamin dressing

I'd give Cafe Andaluz a 2.5 stars based on this first time visit. The restaurant is actually quite…read morelarge - it expands far back, which you initially can't tell when you walk in. We arrived after the lunch rush, assuming it would be easy to get a table. We could be seated right away as long as we could finish our meal in 90 minutes. Evidently Cafe Andaluz is very popular even in the afternoon! I took this as a good sign that the food must be good then. Unfortunately more disappointing than I thought. We ordered the patatas bravas, calamari, gambas pil pil (king prawns roasted in olive oil, chilli, paprika and garlic) and pollo y panceta (skewers of chicken, pancetta and red onion marinated in chimichurri, with rocket, pine nuts and chimichurri salsa). I've had patatas bravas many times in Spain so was excited to see this on the menu. Cafe Andaluz's interpretation of patatas bravas is not as authentic. The potatoes were mushier rather than firm. The calamari was lukewarm and tasteless - like I was eating semi fried rubber. The real head scratcher was the pil pil. It looked appealing and promising but the whole dish was tasteless. The shrimp sat in red oil that was tasteless. There was zero garlic flavor. We were perplexed at how something colorful and vibrant would have no taste?! The only thing that truly redeemed this meal was the pollo y panceta. The garnishes and chimichurri helped enhance the dish. So all in all, an overpriced and mostly flavorless tapas late lunch that did **not** meet expectations.

This is a Spanish/Tapas restaurant owned by the same family that used to run the renowned La Ducal…read morein Cowdenbeath. The high standards that made La Ducal so popular continue here. Just around the corner from the Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum & the Dunfermline Glen Park, the restaurant is well located. With the park so close by, you can have a stroll either before or after dining, especially in the summertime. Dunfermline Abbey is also less than five minutes walk away. The restaurant itself is very welcoming with a very pleasant owning family and great waiting staff. The food is absolutely superb. I've just returned home from dining there this evening and four of us ordered the Paella portion for two, eight Tapas dishes plus drinks and desserts and it was an extremely tasty and satisfying meal. In true tapas style, we just shared everything. If you have a hankering for Spanish food, I can highly recommend this restaurant.

An excellent find in Helensburgh, and one of the best tapas restaurants to be found in Scotland…read moreIMHO. There was only one server on duty, but he coped admirably with the increasing numbers who arrived during a Monday lunchtime. The portions are large enough to satisfy the appetite, the menu is quite extensive, and the prices are reasonable. Lunchtime price was £16.45 for three tapas. I had Paella Verduras, Champinones con Huevo, and Calamares a la Anadluza. Herself had Tortilla Espanola, Boquerones en Vinagre, and Vieiras (Scallops - which had a £4 supplement). All delicious, and with such a good range of dishes to choose from, I'm sure we'll be making the trip 'doon the watter' again soon.

Greated by surly Joe , shown to a table with nowhere to hang our coats , kitchen door was open…read moreassume to help cool the chef ,not so good for the freezing customers in the draft Joe and to top it all off one hour for six tapas dishes ,,come on six small plates can't be that difficult ,, in a nutshell overpriced and over rated but if you do decide to go take a jumper

Had a birthday lunch here with the girls. It was fairly Middle of the road tapas, thankfully not…read moretoo expensive which is why it gets 3 not 2 stars. I ordered lentil pate and mushrooms and goats cheese and both came pre spread on bread. I would have thought that would have been highlighted when I placed the order especially given that we ordered tomato bread for the table. The creamy potatoes saved the lunch for me. Nice enough, not sure I would rush back, the birthday girl enjoyed it which was the point of the lunch out.

The Catalana Spanish Tapas Bar & Restaurant to give it it's full name is conveniently located in…read moreDundee City Centre. There are both bus stops and a taxi rank situated close by so it is easy to get to. The dining area is divided into two levels - one on the ground floor and one upper one accessed by a flight of stairs. Decoration has a Spanish feel to it (not surprising really!!) with laminate flooring. The lighting I would describe as 'subdued' without being too dark. This creates a nice ambience. As you enter, you pass a well stocked bar and are greeted by a very friendly staff member. Tables and seating are very comfortable. The 'facilities' which are down a flight of stairs deserves special mention. They are some of the nicest I've been in and add to the overall impression of the place. They are very clean and the walls are decorated with lovely tiles. And so to the food... Portions are very generous and two or three individual dishes should satisfy even the biggest appetites. Approximately 40 different dishes are available comprising meat, fish, vegetables and bread all attractively served. Waiting time is just about right; not too long or too short. Unlike in Spain where a typical tapas meal can last several hours, all the dishes are served together and can be consumed fairly quickly if desired. Overall, I can thoroughly recommend the Catalana Tapas Bar and Restaurant in Dundee, especially at the modest prices charged...

Oh my goodness - I wish I lived closer to this spot. Referred to us by a local the 4 of us popped…read morein after a freezing cold day to find this cozy, fireplace ready spot waiting for us. The food was so so good, the service was quick and kind, and the ambiance is so cute! Throughout all my travels I kept wishing this spot was around the corner. So good and would go back in a heartbeat.

The food is delicious and very fresh looking. We were on a tight schedule, after explaining the…read moreserver not only got us a table without any reservation but also brought everything I ordered to us within thirty minutes. Which left us about 30 minutes to eat. Love the little patio outside with the pretty flowers, not to mention just across the street there is a wonderful little park. If I ever get to come back to this cute little town I would totally dine here again! Recommend to everyone!

Very nice place to have a cocktail after walking the Royal Mile…read more The bar is very quaint. The bartender was friendly and recommended some good cocktails.

A glass of wine cost more than a bottle. Prices seemed high for the area. Cozy pub ambiance.read more

Where do I begin? What a fabulous hidden gem of a restaurant. If you want a great meal experience…read morethat's a bit out of the way this is the place for you. The food was phenomenal. There was not a single dish we did not enjoy here. Each and everything that came out was flavorful and delicious. The sangria and all of the drinks we ordered were fabulous. There was a summer special for the gin spritz's which are incredible. The staff were all very friendly and professional. Dan the owner of the restaurant also took time to chat with us and tell us a bit more about the restaurant too. On Friday nights they have live music which was really nice to experience. As well as the decorations throughout the restaurant were unique and fit the atmosphere perfectly. I'd highly recommend anyone and everyone to come here!

I have been to a few Tapas restaurants and this by far was the worst. Most of the things that we…read morewanted to order on the menu they told us that they did not have... Therefore there was not much we could choose from Small plates are expected, but this was ridiculous! I ordered scallops and got one lonely little scallop in a huge shell for €8.75........ yep you read that right only 1 little scallop! Tapas plates are supposed to be sharable but I couldn't even share this with a mouse. The anchovy dish had so many bones in it that I could use them as toothpicks...... I was too scared to finish the tiny plate in case I choked on a bone They were out of the pork rinds, but offered us something instead... And bought us a packet of crisps!!!! Very disappointed in what you get for such high prices would not recommend and I definitely will not go back!