O yum! Just went here last weekend and it's like Spain in NL. The only way you know otherwise is to…read morehear people speaking Dutch and to see the prices (not expensive for NL at all but compared to Spain, yes). There are many sandwich options to choose from both warm and cold as well as warm and cold tapas. My friend and I each had a sandwich and a drink and shared 3 tapas. We ended up each paying about 11-12 euros. And the quality was excellent. Really a good lunch. This place is busy. There are people waiting for tables both inside and outside.It's small so depending on how many people there are it may take a while. For us we only had to wait about 5 minutes. There are people walking in all the time to get sandwiches to go or to buy deli meats/cheeses/tapas. Definitly try this place out for lunch!

The sandwiches are super good here. I had the Jamón, sundried, pesto, parm cheese, and the flavors…read moreworked so well together making it taste delicious. I also had a black coffee with steamed milk and that did not disappoint! Small, cozy, friendly place.

Een van de beste tapas restaurants van 't Gooi en omstreken…read more Heerlijk eten en een zeer gevarieerde kaart. Het restaurant is ingericht in modern Spaanse sfeer. Het restaurant is gelegen in het centrum en goed te bereiken.

Great selection of Tapas for family style dining in a very relaxing atmosphere. Staff are quick and…read morefriendly, make you feel at home and seem to be in no hurry to rush you out of the door once done. Of special note is the excellent selection of wines on offer. Make sure you get in early as they don't take any reservations unless you have a large group.

We stopped in for a snack and beer. Cute and cozy vibe. We…read moregot the fried anchovies and the grilled prawns. All were delicious although the anchovies were too much for my husband lol and I though I did my best, I barely dented that plate. They were really good with their bread and garlic aioli. Great spot, would have loved to have tried more.

Having been to Spain in the recent years, was really hoping to get some good Spanish tapas after…read moreseeing the place having a reasonably high rating. The food served were definitely the traditional Spanish tapas. We had the pata negra jamon Iberico which were okay but was really hoping to get the acorn-fed black pig ham but they did not have it. Other dishes we tried were the pulpo (octopus), boquerones (sardines) served in olive oil and garlic, ham and codfish croquettes, bread with aioli. Total was about 46 EU. I really enjoyed the sardines and the croquettes but the other dishes were just okay. The place was very lively with scribbles of writings on the wall left by the patrons.

Our favorite tapas place in Den Haag. It is run by a Dutch/Spanish couple and has authentic Spanish…read moretapas for reasonable prices.

I came in here as a solo traveler to get some patatas bravas before turning in early for he night…read more I ended up with new friends between the owner and the other guests. The patatas bravas were just like those I had in Spain - aioli style. The wine was especially good, too. The whole experience felt like being back in Spain with good food, good wine and big laughs with genuine people.

Presentation is a 4 but the taste-wise, the food is a 2.5. Shrimp dishes are pretty good…read more Strange house rule regarding water: We tried to order tap water to drink, but the male server/busser told us they didn't have tap water, so we ordered iced tea. When he brought us the bottled iced teas, he also brought us two glasses of water... So I guess you only get water if you order another drink? Tips for ordering: The "rib eye pork" pieces were super rare. Eat at your own risk. Don't order paella unless you have 2 hours to eat dinner. The paella took 1 hour and 30 minutes to come out!! When we ordered, the female server said the paella takes 20 minutes.

What a nice find. Most Spanish places use quite a bit of salt in the food. Barceloneta uses quite a…read morebit more finesse with a modern take on Spanish tapas. The barceloneta salad is a must. Huge prawns, fresh mushrooms, strawberries and tomatoes all perfectly dressed. Refreshing and satisfying. The paella is good with loads of seafood in it. My only criticism was the rice was a bit over cooked and came out mushy. The place inside is very comfortable and bordering elegant in spots. I would love to come back and try other dishes.

Terrible food. We stopped for tapas, good thing we only ordered 2 things. We had the octopus…read more(pulpo) which was disgusting, tasted like it had been dumped out of a can and microwaved. The server admitted it was frozen out of a bag, just reheated. Gross. He recommended the calamari "next time". We also had the Iberian ham, which came out looking like someone had hacked it with a steak knife. Tasted fine, but wtf, I doubt it was the real product. Service was fine, ambiance is cute, but the place is Spanish in name only, don't be fooled. There won't be a next time. Place is a tourist trap. Good for a quick drink and then move on.

Great place and ambience, resembled the old tapas places from Spain, Gabriel and Ezequiel made us…read morefeel welcomed and even played the music we wanted. Food was top notch and delicious. Oh almost forgot fair prices too!!

This restaurant is sleek and modern, and positioned in a festive area…read more The staff is friendly, attractive and energetic. I really wanted to enjoy this place more than I did, but the menu is very limited compared to what I have seen in other tapas restaurants. I chose the croquettes and a toasted bread with a tomato topping. Both were okay, but rather bland. In my opinion, the menu could use a revamp.

We visited Barca for drinks and it was a solid place for them. While we were in the area, we…read morestopped by here as another nearby bar was packed and couldn't find any seats. Therefore, Barca came to our rescue. Barca is a Spanish restaurant, so red wine is a must. And from what we discovered, Barca had the best prices for wine, compared to many bars we had visited. Glasses were about six bucks, US dollars, and the pours were fair. Yet, if wine isn't your thing, they do have a full bar. Many people were dining in, and what came out of the kitchen looked yummy! But the bar area that we were in was spacious and nice. Service was also very good. Glad to have found a place while traveling for glasses of malbec.

I am not sure how I found this place but I am so glad that I did. Very friendly staff, great menu,…read moreand nice bar makes for a perfect meal. We were definitely in a neighborhood spot for locals but they didn't seem to mind that we were tourists from America. The menu was printed in English but it had familiar items from tapas restaurants in the US. The tapas prices were reasonable for the quality of food but I wish there was a bit more on each plate as we ended up ordering doubles of some plates because we just needed a few more bites. I felt like we ordered most of the menu because either everything looked delicious or it tasted delicious. Inside the restaurant, it is very cozy and quaint and somewhat dark but many Dutch restaurants have the same ambiance. We enjoyed our meal and I would definitely return here again to enjoy some other wonderful menu items.

Lovely little place for a date in Amsterdam. The tapas were…read morenicely presented and tasted good. The tomato salad was seasoned well, and we enjoyed the burrata and avocado, though the burrata was a bit chewier I would have liked. The highlight was the octopus, it was the most tender I have ever tasted! We also got the fried sole which was seasoned and cooked just right. It was a good full portion of the fish. Prices feel a bit steep for the portions of the other dishes at €7-9 per plate.

Very nice authentic tapas place! Loved it! Be careful not to order too much right away, some tapas…read moreare quite big! About 3 per person is probably more than enough

My friend and I stumbled on to this place by chance and I'm glad we did. The dinner we had here…read morewas EXCELLENT and the staff really couldn't have been any friendlier or more accommodating. I would highly recommend the lamb chops with peppers, chorizo, and potatoes as well as the French toast dessert with ice cream. For those that are wondering, 5-6 plates should be enough to fill up a party of two.

My boyfriend and I just bought our first house together, and it all started on our first date at El…read morePincho. I had some high hopes for the tapas, but my standards are a bit high after living in Spain for some time. The Iberian ham was pretty good, as was the chorizo (fried) and sangria. There are some strange Dutch-ism to the Spanish cuisine (like their wrap with smoked salmon and cream cheese?), but it's mostly on point. Everything on the menu is quite heavy, so if you're looking for light tapas, better try somewhere else, or stick to the olives. For Dutch standards, the food and service here are great. The price is moderate, but the ambiance is worth it. This super cozy spot is located smack dap in the city centre of Haarlem, across from the big church and near all the "happening nightlife". We've been back several times for beers, Iberian ham and reminiscing.

Great location in the center of Haarlem, especially in the summer on their terrace…read more Inside it's a bit cramp with too many tables on too little a surface. Nice if you want to listen in on your neighbours, but not so nice if you want to have a romantic of business conversation. The food: mhoaw. I suspect there is not much home made. They claim to be Spanish, but there is not a Spanish chef in sight. We had some potatoe ommelet (yuk!), croquetas (OK) and cheeses (OK, but nothing special). As a conclusion I would say it's a great place for summer drinks, but not for dinner.