Excellent service, educated waiters, delicious food ! My #1…read morechoice for eating because the quality of food never disappoints, ever. We highly recommend this lovely place for breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a dessert and coffee. Separate area for take out and Spanish purchases. We purchased several items to go and were great choices after dining. Bathrooms are fresh and clean too ! Dr and wife, J and G

Came to Cala Millor yesterday for lunch, and had a good experience. The business lunch for $35 is…read morean amazing deal, and the portions are huge considering. The place was packed, and their pastries looked incredible at the front. The service was quick and attentive, which I liked for a weekday lunch. As for the food, the jamon iberico croquetas were amazing. The jamon iberico and machego platter- how can you get that wrong? The huevos rotos were very good. The pan con tomate could have been crispier and saltier, but other people at the table loved it. The hake on the business lunch was a total miss for me. The fish was overcooked, the sauce was flavorless, and it was this think gelatin like texture that really did not do it for me. Everyone at the table agreed, and the server took it back without question - nice. The paella was good! I thought the rice was cooked perfectly. The cochopo was GREAT and very unique, I'd never had that before. The standout dish was definitely the cuchinillo though - wow.

Great dinner in the gables - 3 of us shared a lot (!) and all had a great experience. The dining…read moreroom had a fun vintage vibe and everyone agreed that this is a new "in the rotation" spot. We had: **Carbonara Croquetas - most universally loved, one person in our party said he'd eat a full meal of just this item and be perfectly happy. They are small, crispy, and not too heavy. Perfect way to start the meal and a wonderful complete to my... Lychee Martini! It's been ages since I've had a martini and THIS was a good way to indulge. Floral, not too sweet, not too overwhelming. For a lighter more refreshing option the Parisienne was so good too (like a Hugo spritz with a twist) *Yellow fin Crudo: with avocado and super crispy / not greasy wonton triangles - i could this as a meal (daily lol) - fish was super fresh, avocado perfectly ripe / seasoned and presentation was spot on *Brussel Salad (shaved) - super fresh and light, good balance to some of the richer dishes - 3 of us shared and there was more than enough *Mussels - large and plump, bread perfectly buttered and crisped, sauce was a very light but well seasoned. Way more than you think it is, main course portion Mains: *Snapper - perfectly crusted and cooked to flaking but juicy yumminess.We ate every bite of the greens it was present on, fabulous presentation and combination ****Skirt Steak - **personal favorite** even though I try to eat as much seafood as I can when I'm in town. Comes with 2 sauces (on the side, chimmichurri and green peppercorn) and it's hard to decide which is best (lots of different options on this subject Didn't have room for dessert, but will try to be more restrained next time to try!

Sra. Martínez the space is beautifully decorated, wonderfully spacious with soaring ceilings, and…read morethe chandeliers are simply gorgeous. Service was attentive and warm throughout, though there was a fairly long wait between the second course and dessert. To start, the tuna tartare was outstanding, full of flavor and beautifully prepared. My friend's calamari with risotto was excellent as well. The salmon, unfortunately, fell a bit flat and lacked seasoning. The fries, on the other hand, were a highlight crisp, super fresh, and thoroughly delicious. For dessert, I ordered the panna cotta, which in texture and presentation was closer to a mousse than a traditional panna cotta, but honestly, it didn't matter. Whether you call it a panna cotta or a mousse, the flavor was incredible and the texture was lovely, finished with a bright, tangy mango topping that tied it all together. One tip! the restaurant runs quite cold, so dress warmly if you're planning to visit. Overall, a lovely spot.

Wonderful service and true authentic Spanish Tapas (unlike Bulla nearby)…read more Our server Orlando was very friendly and kind. The boquerones en vinagre are a MUST. They were so tender and flavorful. We also got the Patatas Bravas which were so tasty and reminded me of my trip to Spain. This would be my recommendation for Tapas in Coral Gables.

Very cozy place with a tavern classic look!! Great wine list and exquisite tapas choices!! Julie's…read moreattention and Don Oscar's stories made us feel invited for a next soon-to-come visit!! 100% recommended!!

Spent Mother's Day at La Vasca Deli in Miami with the family, and honestly, it felt like being…read moretransported straight to Spain. First things first: if you want their Spanish tortilla with chorizo, you have to order it ahead of time. Same-day they usually only have the regular tortilla available, so plan ahead -- and trust me, it's worth it. Thick, soft, perfectly layered potatoes and egg with that extra smoky chorizo flavor that takes it to another level. A true comfort dish done right. Their tortilla is one of their staples for a reason. We also ordered a variety of croquetas: jamón serrano, queso manchego, camarones, and bacalao. Honestly, all of them were good (and I mean all), but the bacalao croquetas? Wow. Next level. Super creamy inside, crispy outside, packed with flavor -- easily my favorite of the table. And because it was Mother's Day, dessert was mandatory. Everyone ordered something different: flan with almond ice cream, crema catalana, Basque-style cheesecake, and I went for the Tarta San Marcos. I'm not Spanish, so it was my first time trying it, and I was pleasantly surprised. It's made with layers of sponge cake, cream, chocolate truffle -- but somehow it doesn't feel too heavy. It paired perfectly with a cafecito and was the ideal ending to the meal. The place is small, cozy, and very authentic. I hadn't been in a while, and you can tell they've organized the space better -- the wine boxes and market area feel cleaner and more intentional, and there's a little more room to breathe. Service was super nice and welcoming. Overall, La Vasca is one of those hidden gems where the food feels as authentic as it gets. If you're craving real Spanish food in Miami, this place absolutely delivers.

The food was really good and very good pricing ! The service was good, everyone was super nice and…read moreinside looked super cool, you have no idea from when looking on the outside.

Everything great ! Service , food and price . Lots of options…read more Well recommended . New spot to come more often

The food was amazing. Had a steak, gambas al ajillo, machego cheese and jamon serrano board and few…read moreother things. The ambiance was great with live performance, and was greeted and assisted very professionally and taken care of in a friendly manner. Would def come back.

Absolutely fabulous. The ambiance, the food, the wine, the service, everything was a home run for…read moreme. We ordered several plates and a few bottles of wine to share amongst 4 of us and literally everything was delicious. Some of the more memorable dishes were jamón ibérico, croquetas, matrimonio/pan tomate, piquillos, and prime ribeye con arroz. My boyfriend is Spanish and a tough critic of Spanish cuisine in the US and he was thoroughly impressed. Overall a wonderful meal and attentive, friendly service. Will definitely recommend to others visiting Miami.

A bit overpriced. The service was nice. The vibes were more casual but still nice. We sat outside…read more The croquettes were delish but so small. I liked these a lot the gooey cheeses filling was warm. The squid ink rice was pretty good. The fish was also good, the sauce on the fish was more flavorful than the rice dish. The cheesecake that they're known for was just okay. I honestly didn't like it that much but my friend did. I wasn't a fan of the texture even thought I normally like fluffy cheesecake. The top was a little burnt too.

I don't get why there isn't more hype around this place!!…read more The food was delicious and bountiful! Plenty of variety to choose from. At our table we had a pork dish, an octopus special and a nice piece of steak and they were all very good! Oh and the croquetas are a must! The service was on point; seemingly always there but invisible, as it should be. And the ambience is very pleasant. Not too casual but not fancy either. And last but certainly not least, the prices are very fair. We were there on a Friday evening and they have a guitarist and singer who start playing at 9 pm. Enjoyable and not too loud. On Saturday nights they have a Spanish tablado (dancer) and I'm sorry we weren't able to see that so we'll absolutely be going back!

Good good well presented and carefully fabricated. Attentive kind staff. Tables spaced for private…read moreconversations. A very fine small restaurant

Best Spanish food in town Cozy with a good food and wine…read more Great If the owner, Victor is there, it's a 400% Without him, vest place (now Casa Paco closed, in town

Located in a corner for what feel like an eternity, Los Gallegos serves old school Spanish cuisine…read more The interior is small and its vibe feels like it 1970s Spain. The menu contains all types of tapas so we ordered the Galician Octopus and their cod croquettes to start. The octopus was very tender and tasty, while the star of the meal were the croquettes very creamy interior without the strong fish flavor. For the main entree we ordered their black ink paella which included chucks of seafood. The rice unfortunately was very bland to the point we had to add some salt on our own. For dessert we ordered the torta de Santiago which is a sweet almond pie. Very disappointing very hard and it was not as sweet as we would like. The waiters were really nice and always attentive but the food just didn't meet our expectations.