Please do yourself a favor and try the suckling pig.... This place is amazing to share dishes,…read moretapas , and wine. The service is awesome and the concept is basically you order at the ordering point and they bring you your food. Everyone was impressed with the authenticity of the Spanish cuisine and the delightful ambiance of the place. Will be back !!

Very well presented fresh food on display, energetic and enthusiastic staff. Extensive menu…read morecovering fish and meat that most would be pushed not to enjoy....I guess, unless you happen to be vegan. I enjoyed a superb Rib Eye Steak cooked as requested medium rare. Meal for two and wine on Saturday night £70.00. Yes I would go again, when I'm back in Swansea.

Reminded me of a traditional Spanish restaurant - not only tapas but main meals too and reasonably…read morepriced. Even the deserts are authentic. The service is great and the staff are knowledgeable on what Spanish wines to recommend. Definitely one to go back to when I visit next time.

From the owner: Traditional Tapas Bar and Spanish restaurant in Ilfracombe - serving Barnstaple, Bideford, Lynton…read moreand Lynmouth, and other North Devon Towns. With Hotel, Restaurant, Wine Bar, best restaurants, top spanish restaurant, good tapas and wine.

Great tapas and atmosphere. Staff are attentive and top notch. We came as a party of six, and all…read morewere happy and satisfied when we left.

Great ambiance, the service was friendly and hard working. The mushroom appetizer was incredible,…read moremeaty and flavorful. The pulpo dish was really amazing and my husband found the steak well seasoned and tender.

A Tapas restaurant hidden away in the back streets of Ilfracombe. But what a gem of a restaurant,…read morethere was a menu for it in the information guide in the B&B but it didn't do it justice. We went for the Alll You Can Eat Tapas for £10 which gave you choice of about 12 dishes you can have as much of. The main menu was fair priced with many more options. They had regular drinks and some local drinks as well, its nice to see a restaurant supporting its local breweries. The staff were polite and always there, and the facilities were good! Only wish it was closer!

Stummbled across this place purely by accident. What a find! We'd had a long day of walking so…read moredecided to go for the Endless Tapas deal, all you can eat for about £16,£17? Great value for money, and the food kept coming. Meatballs were delicious, as were teh chicken and vegetarian paella. House red was really nice, but then I discoverd their rum. Looking for rum in Ilfracombe, come here. Good selection including Kraken and Dead Head. Staff were lovely and very accomodating. Will definatley be back.

I have just had a really nice meal here. The Seabass cooked in rock-salt was well presented and…read morefilleted at the table and came with chips and vegetables. It was mid week and by the time I was leaving the restaurant was quite full. The decor is pleasant and the service quick without hurrying you at all and polite. I hadn't intended eating here but I'm glad I did. As the filleting at the table added to the enjoyment of the food it showed they cared about what they were doing and so they get a rare 4 stars from me. With the mussels to start and a pint of bear I paid about £26. X = You've gotta be kidding me XX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of service XXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!

Poco Poco is Bridgend Towns resident Tapas Bar. The food is amazing, and the service is also very…read moregood. It is owned by Franko, who also owns and runs Zia Nina which is situated less than 30 seconds away. They have a good selection of wines on offer at very reasonable prices. My only gripe is the fact that there is only one toilet per gender (and a disabled toilet) which means you can be waiting to use the toilet for a short while. However, the toilets are very clean. It is very reasonably priced.

We arrived at La Cha Cha after searching for something apart from the usual chain restaurants which…read moredominate Mermaid Quay. Despite having no reservation on a busy Sunday evening (Monday was a public holiday), we were seated without having to wait, and given the wine and food menus. The restaurant and bar have a proper "Spanish" feel, with wood panelling, wooden barrels and other wine related décor, without feeling cheesy or over the top. The food was good, although not outstanding, but perfectly acceptable, and the portions of tapas a good size for sharing. The wine we picked (£18) was one of the cheaper items on the list, but was very good. Service wasn't quick, but we weren't left waiting for too long for anything. It was also good to see all the staff were Spanish! By the time we left, all the tables in the restaurant area were full, and the previously quiet bar was full of people drinking and possibly waiting for tables, so it must be quite popular.

Tapas is most definitely one of my favourite meals. There's no need for food envy, or awkwardly…read moreasking someone to share. You can try LOTS of dishes without too much commitment or judgement for having seven empty plates sitting in front of you. La Cha Cha is one of the newer Tapas and Wine Bars to open in Cardiff Bay. Once inside the décor makes you feel as though you've stepped into a wine cellar and with the help of a Spanish guitar playing in the background you almost instantly forget that your umbrella turned inside-out a few seconds before entering. My Menu Highlights: Calamari served with Aioli: £6.95 Serrano Ham, Manchego Cheese with Mixed Bread and Oils: £11.95 Chorizo Rio Jana: £6.95 ...they also have five different drink menus including Sparkling & Champagne, Rose and House Wine. I'll admit that a trip to La Cha Cha can be slightly expensive yet if you visit during the day you can get three Tapas dishes and a glass of Sangria for just £10.95! PS - It's far too dark in here to take pictures. Even a filter couldn't save me! Visit their website and take a virtual tour of their restaurant and menu.

I'm not entirely sure what Demirios classes itself as because the menu has a little bit of…read moreeverything. It offers a taste of Wales, Spain and Italy, so get your head around that if you can. I've only sampled the taste of Italy the few times I've been there because it's hard to go wrong with pizza and pasta and to their credit it's been fantastic. The setting is kind of like an 80s Italian, pseudo flashy but bordering on tacky. During the summer they have a rotund man with a keyboard and mini pa system singing bizarre Italian/Spanish/Welsh hits outside the restaurant, It's almost ridiculous but I love it. It must be a hit with the A crowd because last time I went I saw Rhys Ifans and his entourage ordering a huge amount of champagne for the beautiful hangers on. Sadly though, I was not invited.

A boyfriend of mine once took me here for Valentine's day and after that I was tempted to never…read morevisit again. We were crammed in, surrounded by couples who looked like they really didn't want to be talking to each other and there were so many red heart shape balloons I was nearly sick. Said Boyfriend did not last much longer after that. Anyway I did eventually go back in the summer because it's outside section just made me feel like I was on holiday. The Welsh/Spanish/Italian menu is interesting and your guaranteed to be torn between at least two dishes. I went for fish and was really happy with what I got. Not the cheapest place to eat in the bay but not ridiculously overpriced either and good for a quality meal. Our waiter was also really fun and helpful.

This place is fabtastic!!! A small place with loads of charm, great food, wine and service…read more Located just off the busy Cowbridge Road East La China offers a relaxed environment to eat, chill and chat. The wine selection is ample and has a good range demonstrating what Spain has to offer. The staff are knowledgable and willing to offer an opinion. The main menu is short but each of the dishes are well designed, well made and taste fantastic. The tapas menu has lots of choice. Iberico secreto is a real gem!! This is a must visit place

NYE 2012 - my husband and I were at a loss. Not really fancying the crowds of the City Center, or…read morethe $95 per head price tag that most restaurants were offering we opted to celebrate in Pontcanna. A friend had recommended La Cucina having had a light lunch there, so for NYE we really didn't know what to expect. A quick phone call and a warning "we will have our family here, we will not be partying but you are welcome to come for dinner" later, we decided, why not. The ground floor houses a delicatessen, and a staircase leads you up to the restaurant. More rustic loft that restaurant, the mixed furniture and chunky wooden tables give the room a very warm feel. It's almost like a food speak easy. If you are uncomfortable with small eating establishments and prefer the bigger louder feel of lets say a Jamie Oliver restaurant, this may not be for you. For me; Perfect! The waiter (the owners 17 year old son) was absolutely fantastic. Warm and welcoming he greeted us in Welsh (my native tongue so this always pleases me) and we was eager to please. The Food: To start - a beautiful glass of Spanish Cava. A great selection! Followed by cured duck and fig salad. My husband had the rabbit which just fell off the bone, like butter. Both were divine. Followed by a steak of the most beautiful Welsh Black variety - cooked perfectly with a side of seasonal vegetables. My husband had the Spanish cannelloni; bursting flavors from the meat inside and a subtle and light cream sauce enveloped the dish nicely. Desert was a dark chocolate orange cake - we weren't sure what this was going to be. A light sponge cake infused with orange zest, accompanied by a crisp and moist (I know!) dark chocolate topping. Fresh, light and delicious. The whole tab, for three courses, lots of wine and cava was $86. on NYE! I cannot recommend this restaurant enough. I live in NYC, where we have all the food in the world, but i just can't wait to get back to Cardiff and dine at La Cucina again.