Came here for a late lunch after our Costa Bravo tour and had a great experience! We almost missed…read morethis spot because on their yelp page, they show that they close at 230pm but actually they close at 5pm. When we got there, the restaurant was pretty busy but we were seated quickly. It has a nice location because it's almost on the beach and you can see the ocean when you're eating. The staff are also very friendly and even though we weren't fluent in Spanish, they explained everything to us in English. This is a tapas restaurant but it was like a buffet style. You would go up to the counter and order what tapas you wanted (finger food) and then at the end your waitress/waiter would come and tally up everything you ate and you paid the final bill. We got a wider variety of their tapas that ranged from meat to seafood and even different types of bruschetta. All of it was so fresh and tasted amazing. And the best part was that everything is priced very reasonably considering the location, quality of food, and the portions. I would highly recommend this place if you're looking for a bite to eat!

This was an amazing culinary experience, and takes tapas to a new level. The service atmosphere and…read morefood were all amazing. I already can't wait to go back to Calau!

Another great meal in Spain. Everything we ate was great. Especially good was the egg starter and…read moremushroom main. Like many places in Spain lunch is a tremendous value. Great food and great service. Eat here if in area.

More traditional tapas than Bark and Calau which are both within 10m of here. Excellent food in…read moretraditional small, setting although lack of outdoor seating is a bit of downer in summer.

After touring the historic sites of Tossa de Mar, I needed a break. This is not the height of the…read moreseason for Tossa thus many eateries were closed. The restaurants that were opened were offering full meals. I just wanted a few small bites and a beer. I stumbled upon Can Tonet by accident; trying to find the Church of Sans Vincenc. The outdoor seating looked very inviting and it was a balmy sixty degree day. The menu offers traditional tapas: olives, toast with ham and cheese, calamari, traditional cheese assortments with Iberian ham, potata bravas and much more. I ordered the chicken croquettes that was accompanied by a red sauce. The croquettes were delicious; the sauce was delicious too but could have used a spicy kick. Their cocktail options were plentiful: beers (full and mini), vermouth, cava, sangria and other varietals. The zertig ( mini beer) hit the spot and was the perfect size for a midday drink. The service was friendly and accommodating. The interior of restaurant was also charming. It must be great for locals in the summer to come from the beach and linger for awhile here. The beach is about a ten minute walk. Thus, when in Tossa, dine like a local at Can Tonet.

Visited several times on recent visit to Calella. Great staff, great ambience and super food…read more Didn't get to nearby Calau to compare but would definitely recommend.