Moorish in Teignbridge - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Excellent coffee and friendly service. Recommended for a visit for all day brunch menu. Just started doing very good pizzas.

Dog friendly cafe. Food freshly made and tasty. Good service, reasonable rates. Well worth stopping by.

Called in with a group of friends after a walk. We treated ourselves to a cappuccino and a chocolate orange brownie. The coffee was superb, beans supplied by local roasters(voyager coffee from Buckfastleigh) the chocolate brownie was the best I have ever had. We were greeted by the owners who told us they were shortly updating the menu and the name of the establishment. The Toilets were clean and in good condition.

We visited here for lunch and found a small but decent menu, a noisy but comfortable atmosphere and helpful, friendly staff. My only complaint would be that the portions are small. I had eggs Benedict and was surprised to receive just one egg. Maybe they should rename it EGG Benedict!

Excellent scrambled eggs and muffins plus a really great coffee. Friendly service as always. Highly recommended.

A beautiful welcome from all the staff, fantastic breakfast in the most lovely location. Can’t wait to visit again.

Just had a fantastic breakfast made by the very welcoming Nathan Siddle after another customer recommended it as the best breakfast hed ever had! It certainly lived up to it. Perfectly accompanied by a cappucino made expertly by Kaya.

We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 course Sunday lunch at the Moorish.

We popped in for lunch. Have not visited since the change of ownership. There is a very limited menu now, all the tapas has gone.

My friend and I had gorgeous veggie chilli, very reasonably priced, nothing was too much trouble. Nathan was so friendly and welcoming. Couldn't wait to get home and tell my partner. Will be going next Sunday for lunch, can't wait. Highly enjoyable.

Lovely welcoming staff, best mushroom soup I've ever tasted. Extremely tasty, home cooked sausage rolls and dog and child friendly. Perfect. Wish we lived closer as this place would be a regular for us. Well done!

We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 course Sunday lunch at the Moorish. Mushroom soup followed by an excellent roast with plenty of veg. A big choice of home made desserts wrapped up a first class meal. Highly recommended.

We enjoyed breakfast here as a party of 9. Very friendly and accommodating. They made our daughter a sausage sandwich which was not on the menu and have dairy free options for drinks. We had the avocado and poached egg on sour dough toast which was delicious! We will definitely be back.

We visited this establishment for breakfast with our family of six whilst holidaying in the local area. The service was friendly and efficient and the breakfast was fresh, and delicious. The children enjoyed hot chocolates and I really enjoyed a dairy free cappuccino made with oat milk replacement. Our daughter is gluten and dairy free and they accommodated her with gluten free sausages. We will definitely be back. Our son enjoyed playing chess whilst we waited for our breakfast. Great atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit. Worth knowing if they don’t have what you fancy on the menu they are open to requests e.g my son fancied a bacon sandwich and they kindly made one.

went in today for a lunchtime snack. i believe recently changed hands. soup was good. staff friendly.interior a bit sparse and lacking something. children friendly which doesnt suit everyone.

We visited here on our way to Cornwall. The service was friendly and very accommodating. I had the chilli with rice and nachos topped with homemade guacamole and sour cream. My partner had a jacket potato with tuna mayo and they also accommodated for my four year old son with a choice of sandwich and fillings. There was a box of games which helped entertain my son whilst we waited for food. Nathan and Michelle are very welcoming as the new owners and we will be stopping by again on our return journey.

Superb breakfast lovely start to the day. Highly recommend. Warm and friendly atmosphere and dog friendly which is always positive. Will definitely be coming back

Stopped in Ashburton for a bite to eat on a long journey to Cornwall as we understood it to be a bit of a foodie place. Although the parking is a bit of a challenge we were so glad to find Moorish easily on the High Street (and to get a table as it was packed the whole time we were there)!

The new owners are really helpful and the coffee is getting better and better. Always willing to adapt to personal preferences. Highly recommended.

I have been to Moorish twice since it changed hands. The tapas has gone and instead a simple but appealing lunch menu at a fair price. They are also busy with people having coffee and cakes (which looked nice). The lunch menu consists of various sandwiches, jacket potatoes and a daily soup. They offer half a sandwich and soup which you see occasionally and for me is a brilliant idea. On both occasions we have had the soup and sandwich option. The soup has been piping hot and extremely well made. I could not fault what we had. I think however there are some teething issues which are due to new ownership and I am sure these can be sorted. The young girl and lad serving lacked welcoming warmth. It took 12 minutes to get a glass of tap water and the food around 18 minutes. For a simple menu and not a packed cafe this seems a touch long. The lad was sent out to buy coleslaw from the co op but it is down as homemade slaw. The granary bread offered was seeded not granary. I am being picky!! I think the owners just need some feedback to get them going in a good direction. They have all the makings of a great cafe and as the food is so good I look forward to returning.

I was recommended to go to Moorish on my visit to Ashburton, sadly it has been taken over by new people, all of the charm has vanished along with any good will I suspect. Lukewarm weak coffee. Appallingly slow service and it would have been nice to butter my own tea cake. It was expensive for what it was. It was a pleasant room but due to poor service and quality of coffee i would not return. Tragic demise - how ever there are plenty of other fab places to eat in this delightful town so take full advantage of them and avoid this one!

I was looking forward to eating at this restaurant, recommended by a friend, but was very disapointed. I ordered four tapas dishes, two each, and the tortilla was flat and unappetising. I have cooked better myself and eaten home-made ones cooked by friends better than the one served to me. There were four meatballs for £3.75 which means they were a pound per meatball. The best tapas were the patatas cooked in their skins with mayonnaise. Still expensive for a small bowl of chips , but the worst thing was the sticky pork ribs that tasted like very old meat. I complained but nothing was taken off the bill which came to £25.00 for lunch for two! The service was o.k. but not particularly remarkable. I wouldn't go out of my wy to go there again but I did think the atmosphere was casual, which could be relaxing, especially if one was in charge of children for example.

Ate here with a large group. Good menu and we tried all the tapas. Generous, well priced dishes, all of which were very very tasty and nicely presented. Had a really enjoyable evening at this super tapas restaurant, and highly recommend it.

Excellent tapas. Tasty and different. Fantastic babaganoosh, awesome chickpeas and super tasty courgettes. We all enjoyed everything. The portions are good but you need plenty. We ordered 15 tapas dishes between 3 adults and 2 kids. Delicious xx

Very friendly service , great choice of tapas dishes, interesting flavours. I can recommend the ribs, meatballs and the chorizo.

We ended up at this restaurant by mistake (long story) - what a perfect mistake ! Our shared starter of bread and olives sounds ordinary but was amazing - the citrus marinade, olive variety plus fresh home made bread ... mmmmm delicious !

A regular haunt of mine for morning coffee and breakfast. Very accommodating and will tweak their menu if you ask. Excellent coffee and very good croissants. Highly recommended.

We had an extraordinarily small tapas for 2 selection last week. Half a pitta bread with a smear of houmous would not be considered a tapas dish anywhere around the Mediterranean. The other dishes were equally sparse. Tasted nice but was still hungry £20s later!

Great service, fabulous food at very reasonable pricing. Menu was locally sourced food, cooked really well and for a change you could taste absolutely everything. Will definitely revisit.

Pulled off the main road to Plymouth looking for somewhere to have lunch.

I enjoyed tapas with sardines and fennel, freshly cooked and full of flavour. This was followed by a n orange and almond cake, delicious. Thank you.

Fantastic lunch. We have been here 3 times and it has always been fantastic. The staff are very helpful and the atmosphere is lovely.

Thoroughly enjoyed a meal here with a friend on Friday. I had the bean falafel which was a delicious dish. Finished off with ice cream. Great service and meal was swerved swiftly.

Unexpectedly in Ashburton for lunch and tried Moorish. It provided a really good light lunch with attentive service and food that was obviously freshly prepared. Prawns were excellent and the soup was good. It has a short but well thought out menu which is extended by a few more dishes in the evening. There's a good explanation of the provenance of what it aims to do on the menu...which is 'moorish'. Looking forward to revisiting and investigating the evening menu. Highly recommended on the evidence of this lunch time visit..

We haven’t been to Moorish for years, we visited for evening meal. The tapas was great very tasty, very friendly service, very informal. Will go again when come to Ashburton again.

A lovely restaurant, specialising in middle eastern food. Limited menu means it's cooked fresh. Good service. Had an amazing cheese board. Would be five stars if there was just a bit more choice.

My friend and I visited Moorish today at lunchtime. We had 3 tapas each, all different, and really enjoyed them. Full of flavour, well cooked and perfectly sufficient for a lunchtime treat. We lost track of time and left a little late but, to their credit, the chef and waitress didn't hassle us out of the door. Everyone was very friendly. Good value. Just misses out on 5 star service rating as I didn't get the right soft drink but I'm sure they would have changed it if I had insisted. We will return (love all the shops in Ashburton too).

I felt comfortable as a single female traveller dining early in this restaurant. The staff were friendly and service was fast. The tapas was excellent and the Chardonnay better than any I have drunk in years.

A lovely friendly restaurant with great artisan food. We only had coffee and cake. We had the Tunisian Orange Cake...

The food style is light and healthy, with great flavours in the varied menu.The service could not be faulted, and...

Gran comida vegetariana. Muy sabroso! Ambiente agradable, cómoda. Tranquilo el miércoles a las 6. 45:00 h.

Como un salón de té/café. Bien para té y pasteles con especiales tunecinos. Bueno para una parada rápida y algo un poco diferente. DrD

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We celebrated our business anniversary here. The music was Latin, the food was delicious and the service was great. Always amazed how good the food tastes here. We go fairly often. Love to order lots of tapas and sit and chat over the food and wine.

Walked into Ashburton for an evening meal and chose this place as it smelt delicious .. Attentive waitress took our order - 3 adults chose 6 tapas from a very good selection, 2 adults in the party chose the kebabs which were very good.. we didnt wait long for our drinks or food even though they were short staffed. our tapas were delicious and we walked back to our hotel feeling very full... would recommend.

Popped in here for dinner after being recommended it by some locals - managed to make it in just before closing time and were very grateful that they were happy to serve us! We had 4 tapas between the two of us (having eaten a lot the night before and not being as hungry as usual!) and it was the perfect amount of food - not too full but very satisfied. The food was excellent and well priced for what it was, and it was a lovely, chilled atmosphere and very friendly staff. Would definitely visit again!

We visited here because we do like Tapas, we were not disappointed, the choice was good and the food was very well cooked. It was not over busy, however, the staff member was not overly vigilant, apart from this we had a lovely, relaxed evening.

Went for an evening mid-week meal with family. Relaxed and pleasant atmosphere. Young person serving was smiley and friendly.Ordered some starters, drinks and tapas.My drink arrived barely chilled, with one block of ice, no lemon. Not the best way to serve a diet coke.Starters including dips were OK but nothing that stood out. No napkins provided so ended up dripping oil from the dip variously on the table. Tapas were OK but somehow lacking and did not live up to the exotic title of the place, which hinted at something special,Ordered desserts which took an age to arrive, so long that we had well finished our coffees.Waiter person seemed a bit spaced out and was not very attentive even though there were only 3 tables to serve. Quite expensive to boot, doubt we will be going back for a main meal. We did enjoy coffee there some time ago, which is what inspired us to give it a go.

We had a really fun evening here with friends - great tapas and good wine. Very friendly staff - highly recommend it

It was one of those evenings where everything seemed to be going wrong until I finally managed to sit at my table with my friends in this beautiful little restaurant. The food, staff and high standard of service really impressed me and I have recommended it since to friends. I had the Moroccan lamb which I would highly recommend. Parking is easy in the car park in the side street directly opposite the front door. A delightful evening in a wonderful setting.

this restaurant is value for money an exists in a side street, the waiting staff and the chefs are on view like a chefs table the confidence in the food and service is abundant and great value for money

Had dinner here tonight with my wife and noisy little four-and-a-half year old. Ordered a chicken and rice main with an excellent smokey romesco sauce, along with a selection of uniformly good, well-executed tapas. Decent value and would certainly re-visit.

Lovely sunny drive down from London; just turned off main road to head into Dartmoor for my niece's wedding and we came across Ashburton and the Moorish Resturant.Lovely tapas lunch followed by NOT TO BE MISSED Moorish Cake and tea SuperbHighly recommended

An excellent venue - with great Tapas, friendly staff and amazing food. Both my other half and friends have enjoyed a meal here on a number of occasions. I would not hesitate to recommend it. It is also dog friendly which is unusual and great to see.

We dropped by for lunch. The service was excellent, the food original & delicious.The décor inside and out is charming.The location is convenient, close to the main car park.Very good all round.

We enjoyed our meal at Moorish last weekend. With a wide choice of starters and mains plus specials, choice is not easy. Our tapas starter was plentiful and tasty; our Moroccan lamb main was superb. Service was excellent throughout. One little winge (although it didn't adversely affect our experience) - the background music was a little too loud for our ears.

We hebben een heerlijke tapasavond gehad met ons gezin (2 volw. en 2 kinderen) Erg smaakvol allemaal in een rustige ambiance met vriendelijke bediening.

Called in her on recent visit to Ashburton, had the beef stroganoff which was excellent, not a great amount of choices for maybe most people but they do offer ranges for certain clientele.

Visited for lunch. Lovely cafe with nice atmosphere. Service good. Had soup and bread which was delicious - beautifully cooked and flavoured.

Tried this restaurant for, an evening meal, as someone had said it was good at a lunch time. Did not know what to expect. The restaurant was quite quiet for a Friday night although we were eating quite early (7pm). The menu had a reasonable selection of tapas (£4 to £5 pounds each) and three main courses (about £12). We were not sure what we would be getting so we ordered 9 tapas and one main course. What a pleasant surprise. The meals were delicious and very enjoyable. Everyone enjoyed them. The drinks were the same as for most restaurants with locally brewed beer on offer. The dessert menu did not have a lot on it but again what we had was very nice. We will certainly go back again as we all enjoyed the evening especially my grandson as he ate everything!

Slightly mixed review. I had a delicious potato and leek soup with homemade bread. I didn't taste the Moroccan cakes but they did look amazing. My review is mixed as that menu choices were very limited and it was tricky to find something suitable for children. We ordered some of the tapas, but the patatas bravas were too spicy for them and the chicken wings were very greasy. We left a lot on the plates which seemed like a waste. We left slightly disappointed.

Had a great selection of tapas with the kids. We're a nightmare family to please; One veggie, one gluten-free, one allergic to fish, nuts, eggs and one who loves his meat Happy to say, we all had a great meal and managed to squeeze down a yummy dessert each ... y'know, just to be polite! (Choc and hazelnut torte pictured). Lovely atmosphere. Will return.

opportunistic stop for tea and cake. Very limited choice but oh so good Tunisian Orange Cake and Vegan Apricot and Pecan oat slice. Very good coffee, friendly service. Small selection of main meals looked very good so we will return at some point to try them.

We have been there a few times. Mainly for lunch and a couple of dinners. Quality is OK and the staff is nice and gentle. Nothing to scream for pleasure, but an OK place in an area where it's difficult to find anything different from the usual pub cuisine.

The food is delicious, the service is very friendly and the ambience is relaxed and comfortable. We come here every time we visit Ashburton. Try the cake, you won't regret it!

We were recommended this place so on that basis visited.... Lovely quint resturant which was busy and had a nice atmosphere.However we hadn't come for a drink we had come for food and sadly we found that there was very little flavour to our meals, and the overall "foodie" experience just wasn't to be.The menus also rather limited so if you don't like fish (like my husband doesn't) you may have the look of "dread" reading it also.Sadly wont return and based on our experience will not recommend.Maybe a different chef was on our night as it was a busy place.

We had a fantastic meal here- my parents first foray into Tapas and a celebration on their retirement! The young lady that s ever us was delightful, attentive without being intrusive and helped us to decide on what to have. The food was delicious and the portions perfect, would highly recommend this little restaurant!

We ordered after few minutes wait the ribs hummus sardines and beans and chiken. The olives in the chiken were great so we ordered more olives and potatoes bread. Pleasant service, all tables busy , drinking wine Wednesday evening . Ribs were great with cloves!, but all quite interesting flavours. Enjoy!

had a great fish dish for lunch with friend really lovely glass of wine then a yummy bit of cake friend had prawns there very lots of them and they great too

We have been trying to visit Moorish for several years, but every time we go they have been booked and are not open on Sunday and Monday, so we were sighted to finally get in and it was so worth it. Fabulous food. Really packed with people, they were turning people away. We had tapas followed by a cheese board and then warm peaches with ice cream. Delicious!

I have been here several times, when i attend the Ashburton cookery school. Its a small and friendly restaurant. Menu isn't huge, but is interesting. I had the lamb and my friend had the stuffed aubergine, which looked and tasted amazing. Dessert was also lovely.

Pleasantly quite (but it was early Weds evening). Has an authentic feel and what we chose was just great. Choice a bit limited but all very good. Attentive but not intruding service. Would definitely visit again.

I came in for a coffee on Tuesday 2nd August. The woman who served me was very helpful and polite and made great soya lattes! There was beautiful music playing and a great relaxing atmosphere, as well as very comfortable seating areas. Definitely recommend and will hopefully be coming back for dinner soon.

This is a small bistro restaurant in the centre of Ashburton. Nothing too remarkable about the decor or service. The food selection seemed good - bits for vegetarians - but the portions were tiny! A carrot salad was a little mound of grated salad with some toasted pitta (which didn't look homemade) for just shy of a fiver! The main course butternut squash looked like a small starter but was £12. Really disappointing. Also, the food is not Spanish tapas - the only vaguely Spanish thing on the menu was a tortilla but it had brie cheese in it! The service was good and the drinks were nice but I won't be going back.

Always a bit quiet when we have been there but that's how we like it. The food is great - although the choice is limited it's fantastic food. Atmosphere warm and friendly. We like it a lot

Very nice home made cakes, we tried the figs and coriander seeds cake today and it was very 'moorish' indeed! Also love the Portuguese tarts and the passion fruit ginger beer! Definitely worth visiting!

We ate here while staying in the area. The tapas was fabulous. I would recommend for couples, but we did struggle here with a toddler. Probably wouldn't return as a family, but would return without the kids for a date night.

Delicious small plates for sharing and very friendly service. Lots of great specials, and the patatas bravas in particular were excellent.A shame that a lot of the menu wasn't available, even though we didn't visit late.

Great atmosphere, lovely decor with comfortable seats and wooden furniture, and a truly inspired tapas lunch menu that proved to be as delicious as described. Incredible calamari balls in an amazing tangy sauce and the best patatas bravas I've ever eaten in Spain or anywhere else! Will defo return when back in area. The dinner menu looked really good too, but didn't have time to stay around.

On a Friday night without a reservation despite being fully booked we were accommodated with a place at the bar and had a very enjoyable time eating from the Tapas menu. Service was prompt and attentive and the dishes were nicely prepared and very tasty. Not the biggest selection but plenty of variety for us. Accompanied by very reasonably priced wine. The following morning I needed a coffee and WiFi to do some work and guess were I ended up. Yes Moorish does a Breakfast service - looked good (I'd already had breakfast) . I had a couple of cups of coffee and got my work done. Definitely one to put on the list when visiting Ashburton

called in again for a quick lunch, had the steak flatbread, and the most delicious salted rye browine. coffee a little bitter but the brownie made up for that. will call in again.

Having heard about Moorish we went to Ashburton to try it and was not disappointed. We were too early for tapas and so we had the bacon, egg and tomato on a muffin - very tasty. The coffee was different that other places and was good. Will go back there in the future.

Lovely food and very friendly seeming as we hadn't booked and turned up 10 minutes before opening time. We were warmly welcomed in, had a couple of tapas dishes to start, the lamb and salmon as mains and absolutely fantastic desserts all washed down with relatively decent wines! No complaints here and would definitely eat here again.

Booking a table proved not to have been necessary on Friday evening as it was very quiet. The main course menu is limited; one meat, one fish and a vegetarian. The salmon was nicely cooked but with no evidence of the sumac and pomegranate mentioned on the menu. I felt the beetroot and lentil mixture would have been better served hot. The lamb was said to be delicious but the mint and yoghurt was not on the dish but apparently in a marinade. The 2 waitresses were lovely and the house wines nice enough. All in all a pleasant evening prior to our cookery weekend where we produced fantastic dishes ourselves.

On a very wet night in Ashburton stumbled across this great little restaurant. The Tapas was really delicious and the waitress who served us could not have been more obliging.If in the area again will definitely be paying another visit

Decided to visit after reading the reviews and we were not disappointed. For a light lunch we enjoyed a small selection from the tapas menu. I really enjoyed the stuffed mushrooms. There was a great selection of vegetarian and meat tapas which suited my husband and I perfectly. The staff are very friendly with quick service. I would recommend you to come.

We had a really good lunch, different tapas, really delicious. Also other options on the blackboard. Wine by the glass & a very good ginger beer.

This is a good place for sharing lunches and slow, gossipy coffees. It's worth considering the specials and their orange cake is to die for.

We were to go on a cookery course at Ashburton Cookery School (really fab) and ate the night before the commenced the course at Moorish. On the cookery course sat next to people who have had a decent meal at Moorish, but we can honestly say that we have never had such bad food. No imagination with the tapas and the mains of a squared chicken with a little salsa and boiled rice. Moorish - why are there no tagines? These can be prepared in advance and heated up with couscous salad etc., There were four "chefs" in the kitchen as I passed on the way to the ladies, just stood round doing nothing. We went early as we thought they would be booked up - that would have been fun. Could honestly say that Ashburton needs somewhere for evening meals and you would make a fortune - nothing could be as bad or as far from Moorish as we have ever seen. Try buying a book from Yotam Ottolenghi. It is not rocket science. Approach the Cookery School for help and inspiration. Would definitely not recommend this restaurant until or if, it pulls its socks up.

Funny how establishments make fundamental mistakes sometimes. Dropped in for a quick drink but was tempted to try the tapas which turned out to be well above average. The staff too were friendly and efficient. But it was a cold evening and the wood burner wasn't lit....my thinking goes "why wouldn't this be the first thing to get right?" OK, if it isn't a wood burner why pretend it is? If you want ambience, just light the fire!

Moorish offers deliciously unusual middle eastern food. A good selection of tapas and main meal special options. The surroundings are spotless, light, relaxed and very friendly. The service was exemplary.

We chose several dishes which were all delicious. The portion on the small size and not all our dishes came out together, but we did enjoy them very much. The decor and atmosphere was very nice. Would go again.

Friendly reception. Choice of some tapas, three desserts and three mains (fish meat, vegetarian). Mains only served for dinner.Mains were adequate, though underseasoned.Pan con tomate was a joke. Two chunks of untoasted bake-off wholemeal baguette with tasteless tomato puree and a couple of slices of Serrano ham for GBP 4.95. Total bill for three tapas, two mains and one dessert was about 50GBPNot a lot of competition in the town of Ashburton makes for an uninspired kitchen at Moorish.

My partner and I had dinner at Moorish while staying at a BnB nearby in order to attend a wedding. I was a bit unsure, having looked at their website, about the small menu, but actually we both found dishes we really enjoyed. The restaurant was quite busy for the time of year. The staff were very friendly and the service was good. We had some olives and bread to start, followed by grilled lamb with beans and pomegranate for me and the Catalan fish stew for my partner. Both delicious! We couldn't resist ordering the fried rice balls on the side (one of the specials from the blackboard) and we also had pudding - ice-cream and chocolate brownie. Portions were generous and everything we ate was tasty and satisfying. I would definitely recommend Moorish for anyone who enjoys Spanish/Moorish and related cuisines.

Our visit here is mixed. The main dishes they offer (we ordered one sea bass, one duck) were amazing! Definitely 5 out of 5 in terms of quality, cooked perfectly, tasty.Service was good.We gave 4 rather than 5 as the tapas was good but not the quality as the mains - so those that opted for mixed tapas instead of mains were raving as much as we were!Would recommend though. Rioja was good too.

Ashburton is a real foodies town. Not only does it host one of the country's top cookery schools, it is also home to some very good food shops and delicatessen. It only follows that there should be a good restaurant in town.This is it. Good fresh food at an honest price.

I ordered tapas at this restaurant. Potato dish was good.But other was described as bruscetta,when it came it was six small French toast style crackers with cheese spread on top and a slither of what I think was fig....they have the nerve to charge 3 95......... presumably made by a chef.My eight year old granddaughter would have made a better job.I didn't pay. Shame as Xmas meeting with friend.

Cosy, great generous sized tasty tapas, friendly staff. The sticky ribs fantastic as were the meatballs. Completely recommend.

This is the only non-pub venue to serve food in Ashburton. The decor and lighting are pleasing. The food was interesting and tasty, Moroccan based. There are plenty of tapas dishes available but only three mains, a meat, a fish and a vegetarian option. We tried both the fish and chicken and it was delicious.

I come here 2 or 3 times a year and love it. This time with close friend. Always a relaxed atmosphere with friendly relaxed service. A range of seating arrangements. Specials on chalk board, some tapas and mains plus a standard menu of tapas and mains. Good wine list, sherries and sweet wine. Sometimes with the tapas they have seemed quite small but this evening really good value. We share olives and bread and then a lovey sea food / tomatoy fish stew, meatballs in a tomato sauce, spinach, potato wedges with aioli -just lovely. There was also a chicken tapas and some more veggie ones but this was enough for us