Have been here a few times now and the service is excellent, the staff are friendly and…read moreaccommodating as I speak very little Spanish, and the tapas are some of the best in the city. We leave always happy and content. Highly recommend this spot.

Stumbled into this cute little tapas cafe/bar while ambling along the streets of Santander. The…read morebartender was very patient with my broken Spanish, and his wine recommendations were spot on! The tapa we ended up getting (one with cheese, jam, and walnuts on bread) was delicious, and so were the free tapatillas we got!

Casa Lita, located in the heart of the neighborhood, Puerto Chico, has a huge variety of pinchos,…read morereasonably priced wines, and great view of the Paseo de Pereda. They have several wines and their prices written in chalk above the bar, which makes ordering a good Rioja or Ribera easy. Everyone orders at the bar. You can sit anywhere you like, including my favorite place, right in front of the window so that I can watch the people passing by.

Outstanding ambiance. Dynamic creation of pinchos. Ok enough with BS. Food is really awesome. They…read morekeep bringing out tapas/pinchos and the servers do a great job explaining what is in all of these creations. My advice...order a bottle of wine and eat until you are almost full. Then run as fast as you can to the ice cream shop down the street.

I love La Despensa!…read more They have an killer special in the evenings: 2.5€ for a drink and an awesome pincho of your choice! The friendly, young woman who works in the evenings knows, and loves to practice English. She knows our orders by heart now! The atmosphere is cool; contemporary art gives the restaurant a nice vibe. Location can't be beat. It's on a corner with ample windows to people watch. Check this place out and you won't regret it! It's our favorite pincho place in Santander.

The lighting and colour scheme in Lanchoa make it feel like you're eating inside a Vueve Cliquot…read morebottle. The narrowness of the room further adds to that but the use and decoration of the space definitely add to its charm. Be prepared though for a possible soundtrack of lounge versions of other styles of songs (i.e. Enter Sandman etc.). If you dislike anchovies then there's little point in having food here as most things come with one or more. The food is all of high quality (the croquettes with squid ink will provide you with a reminder of your visit for a day or two) and the service is effective. There's a good, well priced range of wines on offer and all in you'll probably spend less than the general impression of the place would lead you to expect.