Zorita's Kitchen in City of London, Westminster

Comimos allí dos veces. La primera noche nos sentamos en una mesa en la acera, con hermosas vistas de la puesta de sol y el Puente del Milenio. Estaba tranquilo, ya que la ciudad tenía cierran por la noche en esta zona. La comida era adorable, se sirve en tablas de madera, el personal era agradable y hablador. Muy agradable.

We've visited Zorita's several times and were a bit confused when we couldn't book online this time. We just went along, June 2016. In fact, the restaurant is closed, locked up, stripped, abandoned. Zorita's is no more. It is an ex-restaurant.

Either this place has closed or they're having a refit. We turned up to find it empty and with workmen in.

Great authentic food, staffed by Spaniards with warm smiles and cheek kissing for returning clients. Great wines from their own vineyard. Tapas delightful and right by the river

Zorita's is part of an spanish chain. The homepage lists quite a number of trendy keywords (and0 catchwords): "We’re farmers, we cook what we grow, organic is our cult, we love things all natural, ingredients are always the true protagonists, simplicity is the utmost sophistication, small is beautiful, authenticity always tastes better..."

Good location, with gorgeous view and people were all nice. The wine the waitress recommended was very tasty. Tapas and bean soup were really delicious. I will visit again when i go to London.

The restaurant had the smallest tapas selection I have ever experienced. 5 or 6 tapas with 2 unavailable was not good. Other main dishes on offer but not very exciting. Great views along the Thames and a friendly waitress but this did not compensate for the disappointing meal.

The staff were very knowledgeable, helped us choose just enough food for the six of us, and a great bottle of wine. The atmosphere was relaxed, just what we wanted as a group of friends having a great evening.

Pasaba por allí en la noche del jueves y tuvo la suerte de conseguir una mesa en la segunda planta, con vistas al río. La camarera era muy amable, y nos fuimos a ella decidir qué deberíamos comer. Nos dijeron que ella cuánto nos gustaría pasar, y escogió lo que nos recomendó. Volveremos de nuevo!

Took my niece for lunch at one of our favourite venues. Food & wine great but service a bit flaky: we ordered the "fish & chips" (boquerones & crisps - our favourite dish) but were told by the waitress that it wasn't available as they didn't have any crisps! There seemed to be a lack of interest on the part of the waiting staff but could be down to the fact that Zorita's is under threat of closure at the end of March. We will really miss it if it goes.

The Tapas was amazingly good. Very high quality meat and cheese from their farm and the wine was delicious. Book a table overlooking the Thames. Fantastic.

Food was nice but the service was very poor. We waited about 20 minutes to be served then a further 20 minutes for our food then a further 20 minutes for the bill. This was not ideal as we all had a busy work schedule with meetings to attend thereafter.

Good food and charming service in a lovely setting. Great wines available.

Visited Zoritas kitchen on 23rd December for a family christmas evening, service great, different food and so tasty! Lovely warm atmosphere !food average price for london , Definitely be eating here again. give it a 10, loved it.

Lekker lunchen in gezellige sfeer en ambiance. Perfect voor lunch en tapas met goede wijn. Op weg van St.Paul naar de Tower op een mooie plek aan de Thames

Fui a la cocina de Zorita con amigos y no me impresionó en absoluto. Aparte de los vinos, la cual yo entiendo que estaban bien (no como vino, así que no puedo comentar), la comida era mediocre, incluso sub-estándar. Tengo que decir que es un bar de vinos en vez de un restaurante. Si estás en el vino, se debe estar bien, pero no esperes una comida decente, porque no hay nada.

My friend and I enjoyed our lunch. We found the staff to be very friendly and helpful and the food, as usual, very good.

Wonderful selection of wines and the location is fantastic. Nice place for a business meeting or just a catch up over a glass of Rioja. Excellent selection of Hams and Cheese - a place to go to.

Lovely food wine and service as always. Great choice and fresh ingredients.

Once again Zorita's Kitchen provided us with a memorable (this time 'family') occasion - a good light lunch of Spanish meats and cheeses etc, excellent and reasonably priced wines, and first class service in an exceptionally civilised environment.

Very little atmosphere for Xmas. It took over 20 minutes just to order a drink. Food was good however for a Tapas the food came out at various times spanning 15-20 minutes. Other Tapas restaurants that I have been to, the food all came at once. I was overall disappointed with the experience.

We handed them our reservationcode and mentioned that we had saved for a free Tapas experience on our points. The wine was good but the tapas plate was very very poor, for two people, 4 little peaces of meat and the rest was a one kind chewy tasteless cheese. On our reservation it says that we get a bottle of wine which we did, and a plate of different meats and cheeses. Plus a desert which we did not get even it was written in the reservation. We left rather disappointed, also the staff was not very friendly.

The Tapas here are as good as we've had in Spain but you are overlooking the Thames. Sadly only Spanish beer was Mahou but some fine craft Ales and some nice Spanish wines including the Hacienda's own. Nice service from knowledgeable staff only weird bit was the bocheronnes on crisps. Zoritas must be fantastic in the Summer (will have to come back!)

Latin food wine and temperament. Good views from first floor and authentic culinary experience. Away from tourists and the usual city crowd. Definitely worth seeking out.

a superb location again with great views of the river and its environs. Small with eating at the bar as a substantial element as well as outdoor.It is quintessentially a tapas, but hey have a surprising variety of wines from different countries and with different grape varieties. Ideal for a light lunch/snack, which is what I use it for when in the location.All foreign staff, but very friendly and helpful; I was amazed to hear them switching languages in greeting their 'regular' customers.

This was one of my first experiences at a Tapas Resturant, I was pleasantly surprised. I was informed that all of the wines on the menu are sourced from their own vinyards. The head waiter offered me and my friends to try some of their exclusive wines from their single vinyards in Spain. I got some of my Christmas presents sorted now!

EXCELLENT Food very good service STUNNING VIEW. It tastes good and I like the view of the Millennium Bridge at a glance. I recommend eating on the 2nd floor. The staff are very friendly.

Great wine selection, tasty meat and fingers licking good desert in a secret location. We also got free coffees on the house. Can't fault it!

I hadn't been back in this place for nearly 4 years, since I organised a great wine tasting with some clients back in 2011. It's completely changed and I am really impressed. They still have their wine shop and do wine tastings, plus they also offer a fine dining menu with plenty of Spanish delicacies. Two floors with great decor, a good mix of different type of customers (couples, business, friends) and great service. Me and my 8 old friends from university absolutely loved it. Terrific experience... Best tapas I've eaten in London.

Such an amazing place with a wonderful ambience, authentic food and a magnificent wine list. We had recently returned from a holiday in Tenerife and our friend, who lives in the City of London and who had visited before, suggested that we should all go there.The restaurant has a small terrace outside and tables on the ground floor plus a small shop where you can buy some of their produce. We had a table on the first floor with wonderful views along the River Thames. The restaurant focuses on products which they import from their own farms in Salamanca and wines from their vineyards in Rioja Alavesa. We chose to share a taster platter of Iberico hams and cheeses and also a traditional Spanish stew, Fabada Asturiana with butter beans, pancetta, chorizo, black pudding and coriander. I particularly recommend the soft and runny Torta de Dehesa cheese, made from sheep's milk. To accompany our food we had a wonderful bottle of Rioja, Marques de la Concordia Reserva 2009, that really complemented the hams and cheeses. The staff were all friendly and knowledgeable, and explained the ingredients of each dish as it was served. They also have a tasting room on the first floor where they hold regular wine tastings. I fully recommend this restaurant and will be back very soon.

Have sent colleagues here for riverside business lunches as a good alternative to the usual City dross and have received big thanks. Staff are very helpful and more than willing to let you carry on with post-lunch drinks - especially nice at tables outside in the summer.

Very good venue for this party upstairs. Views are amazing. Simple tapas food cheese meat bread etc, but plenty of it. Got a bit warm but staff helpful and put air con on.

The place was beautiful and had a fantastic location right in front of the river. The food is all spanish tapas with wine pairings. All was well executed. Not amazing but pretty good!!

Myself and my partner visited Zorita's kitchen on a lovely warm evening. The staff are delightful, downstairs is decorated as a warm Spanish wine shop with upstairs having 180 degrees views over the Thames & Southbank. The food was good. Not your usual British version of Spanish. The young Spanish waiter suggested some great Syrah! Lovely. Friendly.

I took my team from work for dinner and chose this restaurant as one of them is Spanish. Lovely atmosphere, friendly, mellow, good for couples, family, friends and business. Casual but smart. The food was great, rich flavours and fresh. Nice menu and delicious wine. We tried their own Syrah and tasted delicious. They also sell the same wine to take away (good price for being in The City). Great discovery!

After our visit to "View From The Shard", we walked across the Tower Bridge, past the Tower Of London, and headed in the direction of Big Ben. Along the Thames River is a wonderful walking path named The Thames Walk. Some of the most beautiful views of London can be seen from this walk.As we approached the intersection with the Mellennium Bridge, we spotted Zorita's Kitchen - just in time for lunch.Our server greeted us and ushered us to the second floor dining room, where she seated us in front of a window looking straight across the river at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. What a view!The menu contained a wonderful array of Spanish delicacies - salads, soups, antipasto, main dishes and dessert. Zorita's is part of a company that makes wine - so they had a superb selection of wines - and beers as well.I don't recall what we ordered - but I do remember that the food was delicious. We ordered dessert which was scrumptious as well.I couldn't take my eyes off of the wonderful view across the Thames River - idyllic!If you're on the Thames River Walk -- why not visit Zorita's Kitchen for lunch, dinner and wine? You'll be happy that you did :)

I decided to take my friends last Tuesday 15th September as I had read nice reviews on here. We've been several times in Spain and know how delicious Spanish food is, and we have also tried disappointing Spanish restaurants in London. This wasn't the case. We all left happy and glad after visiting Zorita's. Personally, Lentils Pardinas is the best stew in town so far, and their selection of different Tortillas de Patatas stuffed is impressive and really tasty. Pulpo a la Gallega and the Farm Platter are plates that you should not miss either. We will be back.

Since I walked in, I knew this was the real Spanish vibe and that was going to be what we were looking for. Service was really friendly and kind, brought us a few different wines that they produce to help us choosing the right one. They also suggested tapas to go with it. Many of the staff looked Spanish, not all of them, but they also spoke English between each others, which not always happens in Spanish restaurants and it does made us feel comfortable. Food portions were generous and nice presentation. Nice atmosphere and decor. Suitable for business meetings as well as romantic dates and families. We've already booked a table for next Saturday.

Just happened to find this restaurant on Trip Advisor while looking for an early dinner location prior to watching a play at the Globe Theater...what a GREAT find!! We fell in love with Spanish tapas when we visited Spain 8 years ago but hadn't found a great Spanish restaurant outside of Spain until now. If we lived in London, I would become a member of this restaurant. Wines are very fair priced and the food is very well done and the waitress was extremely friendly and helpful in helping us make our selections. We left there extremely satisfied and full. One of the best experiences we have had since moving to the UK 2 months ago!! Look forward to going back there in the future.

Excellent food and great sevice, very helpful and attentive staff.

After a visit to the Tower of London my girlfriend and I were gasping for a drink. Ordered a G and T and a gin and lemonade. Waitress did not have a clue.Waited ages and eventually the waitress produced a G & T and a bitter lemon with no gin in it. Took the glass back inside where she added a measure of Broker's Gin which I had never heard of. It tasted OK. Finished our drinks and when I went in to pay the waitress said that the Bill was 15 quid. Talk about extortion so beware.

A great tapas restaurant. Bright modern surroundings with views of the River Thames. Food very good quality.Shared the meat and cheese plate with other small plates taken from a good selection of tapas. Generous portions too. Very good selection of wines at good prices. Waitress very friendly and attentive. Will return.

We had asked if we could remain standing at the tables while eating some tapas, which we were told was fine, until the manager came 1.5 hour later and told us in quite a rude way that we had to sit down or leave the place. Apart from that, there was no atmosphere in this so-called tapas Spanish restaurant (for example, no special music and certainly not the warm welcome that we can have in Madrid or Barcelona!!!). The food had nothing exceptional either. So just a disappointing experience and I would rather recommend Old Brompton Spanish restaurants if you wish some good Spanish food with a sense of Spanish atmosphere!

What a find!! We stumbled upon this place by accident. We arrived very early after going to The Globe Matinee Performance opposite. The restaurant opened at 5.00pm. We opted for the local Cheese/Cold Meat/Fish/Salad Tapas to share which is all sources from an organic farm from the north east part of Portugal close to the Spanish Border to. Our host - was an incredibly helpful and personable Portugese man who gave us a full break down of all we were eating, where it came from, how it was made, how the meat was cured, what the pigs were fed on. He added in for FREE some tasters of several local wines to complement the fish, meat and cheeses. It was a most delightful unrushed and interesting culinary experience made all the better by our amusing and delightful host . This place is definitely one to recommend to others. GO THERE!!

Went to Zorita for a friend's leaving drink. We got mis-allocated to the wrong area, which ended as an embarrassment for both ourselves as well as for other customers.Management conveniently asked us to leave just as we re-ordered (and just paid for) extra food and drinks at some over-priced rate. One of our most unpleasant restaurant experiences ever !

we had been to the Thames festival and were walking the Thames Path towards the Millenium Bridge, on the North Bank and were looking for somewhere for a light meal.We came across this by sheer chance. We ordered a selection of tapas, and twp glasses of wine. We had a tortilla with asparagus and a plain one, a baby potato dish, some pimientos and some pieces of bread with tomatoes . All were tasty and satisfying. In about a year the place is going to be closed to build luxury flats so go soon. We sat inside with a good view of the river, but you can also sit outside or on the upper floor with even better views.

We stopped here for a break from walking on a nice warm day in September. The service was fast and quick and very friendly

Tasty Spanish food with a lovely view over the Thames. We recommend a well known Spanish bean stew called fabada, however portions are rather small...

We had booked a table here for early evening and the restaurant was almost empty when we arrived, but soon filled with some very large groups of business colleagues. The service continued to be very efficient although the restaurant was so busy and our food arrived at perfect pace and was excellent. The waitress was happy to offer advice on portion sizes and make some recommendations regarding the dishes which was a great help. All in all, a very enjoyable mela and we will certainly return here if we are in the area.

Excellent Tapas and wonderful service. Do try the red wines but be careful, these are real spanish reds!

I wish TA has a rating between "average" and "good" -- this was "good" in a city with so much easily available outstanding food.The setting, while in a great location near St. Paul's, felt stuffed with Zorita's products to promote their range. We sat upstairs for the best view to the Millennium Bridge and river, but the place lacks warmth because it feels recently finished to a corporate standard that doesn't fit their PR about being a "kitchen farm" restaurant. Feels more like a "stopping by" place for visitors rather than a locals' haunt, which likely is due to location.Our two servers were efficient, one was actually charming (she was Spanish). We had a house white, the Hacienda Zorita Vega de la Reina Verdejo 2013/4, that was such a delicious, good value, the wine expert at our table ordered another bottle. The food menu wasn't as extensive as one would expect find in a Spanish restaurant of this size, but what we had was well executed. Three of us shared 6 plates and it was the perfect amount of food: sardines on toast had a nice smoky finish, pan con tomate had the same smoky paprika taste and very fresh tomatoes, the white asparagus tortilla was flavourful and not over-dressed, but the Torta de Dehesa, advertised as "the best soft sheep's cheese in the world" didn't deliver - it was good, but be careful what you promise. Pulpo a la Gallega was cooked just right, not too firm but not mushy. Jamon, fig and goat cheese salad was tasty but skimped on the cheese.

Even on a damp & dull day Zorita's provides some sunshine with it's high quality Spanish food, consistently good wines & beautiful riverside view: there's always something to watch here. Nice to see some new dishes on the menu - cheesecake was delicious.

Nous avons très bien dîner ma mère et moi.Le service était agréable.En revanche seul point négatif une Salade verte un peu trop salée à notre goût

We (2 of us) chose the tapas sharing plate and it was thoroughly enjoyable....in fact, it was too much for the 2 of us to eat. Excellent food and service! Thank you Zoritas Kitchen....we'll be back!

Since I last visited they have opened up the first floor , which has great views across the Thames. Would recommend the Jamon,Fig and Goats Cheese Salad crisp dry Rueda. Impeccable service with a smile. Brilliant.

We enjoyed the Tapas here with a nice bottle of Rioja. Next time we are in the area, we will take the opportunity to try other elements of the menu which look interesting. The ingredients are all excellent quality and the dishes we had were very good.

We went for a meal here yesterday with family and friends - and it was just lovely. For a start the location is hard to beat - right on the river front on the north side of the Millennium Bridge - so you have great views of the river, the Tate Modern and The Globe. Then the food - we had tapas - and I am a vegetarian - the food was wonderful. Very tasty and filling and great value for money. What more could you ask? Well since you ask - great service - which is what we got. Go - you'll love it!

Me and one of my friends stopped here just for a tapa break in our way to London Bridge. The service was helpful and quick what is really apreciate if u are doing sightseeing and you dont have a lot of time. The food was good even for a spanish people like us. The price that you get is good price if u notice that you are having lunch with views to Thames River. Im sure i will be back for a complete launch or dinner again.

On the north side of the river, a great little Spanish place, quiet in comparison to the busy south bank. Good food, loved the banoffee pie! Would definitely recommend!

The food was just OK. Everything was edible and well presented but nothing outstanding. Some dishes were a let down - The octopus was slimy, probably reheated. The beef carpaccio was dry and slightly grainy, also the figs were lacking any flavour. The jamon was average despite the price. The wine list is well priced but pedestrian. The staff are friendly, attentive and helpful without being intrusive. It just seems impossible to find tapas in London that matches the same quality as a modest local bar in Spain. There was nothing terrible but I didn't encounter anything that would merit the high reviews elsewhere.

We were walking to Tower of London from hotel and stopped because kids were hungry. Great food and wine. Spanish cheese and meats were extraordinary Kids and grandkids loved it

We only stopped for a snack and a drink but feel that this restaurant is worthy of a brief review. It is situated in a lovely place by the river and with a vista facing the Millennium Bridge and the Tate Modern. The sun shone and we sat basking outside whilst the world and the bustle of London went by.Inside is very plush with massive glass windows to overlook the river on 2 floors. Just a wonderful layout and service to match. The food and drink we had was reasonably priced considering its location and sheer classy set up. A lovely place to take a loved one, family or just pass the time of day.

Visited the restaurant with colleagues for a casual lunch on a Friday. The food was excellent, the wine was really good, the view great and the staff really nice. Nothing to complain about really, I have now recommended the restaurant to most of my friends.

The place was amazing. We sat in the terrace and have some drinks. We decided to try a dessert, the banofee pie. Soooo nice! We are definitely coming back!

My partner and I went to London for a day out and we walked along the Thames, it was by pure chance we came across this restaurant and am so glad we did.The staff were pleasant, courteous, knowledgable and friendly.We had the Tapas Experience and it was an experience.The presentation was fantastic, the wine complimented the meal.Will definitely be going back there next time we are in London

Only popped in for a quick bite to eat and found somewhere that serves top notch tapas and wine in a very pleasant environment. The spanish staff are really friendly and helpful.One of my faves. Highly recommended.

Superb tapas, great wine, lovely atmosphere. Highly recommended.

nice selection of dishes, excellent ham, very nice wine, friendly and attentive staff. We were an extended family party of 6, age range from 13 - 80, all of us really enjoyed the food. We had a range of dishes to share which is the great thing about tapas, it worked really well for us. Would go back because their ham is outstanding and the service staff really made us feel at home

What a wonderful night. Phenomenal food, fantastic wine and the best view. Very attentive staff. They will definitely be seeing us again!!

We had been to a matinee at the Globe at this kitchen is just a short walk across the bridge. We were there at 1700 and it was quiet but filled up during the evening. We tried two different and excellent Rioja and had the mixed cheese and meat tapas. Really tasty food every mouthful was excellent and it was good value for money. We bought a bottle of Rioja from the shop to have at home. Very friendly staff and I am sure we will return.

Great little tapas place with good views over the river. They have an onsite wine tasting room which I will need to go back and try. Food was good enough but wine and service was great. Would not go out of my way to go back but if I'm in the neighbourhood I would definitely go back.

Went for a quick lunch on walking distance from Tate Modern, just over the Thames by the Millennium Bridge. Kind service, good food at a decent price. Enjoyed the view from the second floor.

A great find, in a great spot. Fabulous food, excellent wine, friendly staff and a great view to boot. All in all an excellent evening.

Took my mother here for a pre-theatre birthday meal & it's difficult to beat on a sunny day. Beautiful views of Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe & the river combined with an excellent selection of wines & good quality Spanish fare made for a lovely experience. We went for the Tapas selection which is plentiful & great value. Just one word of warning - a service charge of 12.50% is added to the bill but this is not shown clearly which is a little bit disappointing. Despite that thoroughly enjoyed our visit.

Lovely little wine list in a total sun trap beauty spo, wish we'd had time to stay for food as neighbour table looked lovely

I went 3 miles out my way to go to this restaurant because of how highly rated it was. I walked in at 4:10pm only to find the kitchen had closed early- even though they are open til 5pm, mind you. I was incredibly annoyed because it's not easy to get there.

We have been to this lovely bistro several times in the past few months. In most cases we have had the platters of Iberian meat and cheese (delicious), accompanied by different glasses of the excellent wine. It is a lovely place to visit if you want to enjoy delicious food and good quality wine.

I went here for my leaving lunch with my team while the food was delicious and the restaurant is in a very nice location the service was just not great. The food took ages to come out the waitress we had was very slow in bringing drinks I ordered two bottles of cava she only served one bottle. We had to ask for bread repeatedly. It was embarrassing for me as I booked the place. When I complained the manager was unapologetic his excuse was we are busy! I said you shouldn't take a large booking then if you don't have the capacity! They really didn't care if you have 3hrs to spare to sit and wait for plates to come out every 30-40 minutes then this is the place to be I would not return due to the attitude of the staff!

Tried the upstairs for the first time and was very pleasantly surprised. Wonderful large windows give a pleasant view of the Thames and the modern Tate. Service was very friendly and helpful. Food was enjoyable. Wine was reasonably priced ( it is still in the city). Had coffee outside afterwards in the glorious sunshine. Well worth a visit for a relaxed afternoon and the upstairs section is a worthwhile addition.

Stuffed tortilla with jamon and cheese was really nice. And so were pulpo and sardines on toast. Coupled with an outside table and great river views, it was a ery pleasant experience all around!

Really enjoyed our meal there. Sat upstairs with views over the Thames as the sun set. Good quality cheese and meat platters, with a few extra side dishes - could perhaps have done with a few more boquerones. Don't ask for Sangria - they don't sell it because it's "made from off wine." (Really? Doesn't have to be!) Anyway, enjoyed a couple of bottles of Cava instead which were very pleasant. I look forward to returning.

I visited Zoritas for a working lunch last Friday. It's a beautiful spot by the Thames and we sat outside to enjoy the sun. Unfortunately that was where the enjoyment ended. The menu is obviously geared to accompany the extensive wine list and to be fair, they do have a wonderful selection. However, if you are goingjust for the tapas menu, I'd think twice. We ordered the mixed cheese platter which arrived with 2 different cheeses, not 4. A simple salad, potatoes with a dollop of garlic mayo and some bread with tomatoes (the best thing we ate). All very average and whilst the service was good, I think the menu needs some flare!

I was walking along and needed the toilet so I decided to ask in Zorita's Kitchen if I could order a fresh juice and use the toilet. The very warm staff let me know that unfortunately They didn't serve fresh juice but I could use their (very clean) toilet without purchasing anything, unusual for a place on the banks of the Thames! The interior was very nice and the views are brilliant. I'll come back and actually give this place a try some time!!

He estado hace poco con amigos y me ha encantado. La ubicación es perfecta y la comida está muy rica, con todo el sabor de los productos españoles, sin olvidar los vinos, que hacen palidecer a los de cualquier restaurante francés. El servicio es muy atento y entiende de vinos, es raro no salir con alguna botella para casa (tienen tienda). Muy recomendable.

La ubicación es excelente, a un paso del Milenium Bridge y de la Tate Modern. Lo mejor es el servicio y el lujo de comer cosas muy ricas y un jamón como el mejor que se pueda encontrar en España con unos vinos tan espectaculares como sus vistas.

This was my third lunch visit to Zoritas Kitchen and it was thoroughly enjoyable. The staff were polite and friendly, lunch was served promptly, food was good, view over the Thames was good and the overall experience was excellent. I have added Zoritas Kitchen as one of my favourite lunch venues. On our next visit I will aim to reserve a table outside as we lunched on a warm, sunny day. Thank you!

We have returned to this lovely small bistro several times after we discovered it during a business visit to London. Each time we have been welcomed by friendly, helpful waiting staff who are genuinely enthusiastic about the Spanish food and wine they have to offer. In most cases we have had the platters of Iberian meat and cheese, accompanied by different glasses of the excellent wine, and then have moved on to the stews. Our most recent visit in May was the best because we sat in the expanded space upstairs that was a bit quieter and more scenic than the ground floor room. Unfortunately, our waiter told us that they will have to move in a year because the area is slated for development. Be sure to look for them in their new location.

Wonderful location right on the Thames. I was very impressed by the tapas and wine, but I do wish they had some more substantial Spanish cuisine on the menu.

There are not many places open on a Sunday afternoon, but Zorita's is one of them. We were four, and as two were vegetarians and we were sharing food we ordered mainly meat free. All dishes were absolutely fine if a little mean in quantity, the one meaty dish, a fabada was excellent. The house white wine is splendid and if the sun is shining then sitting outside and watching the river is the thing to do.

Very special little place, with fabulous sherries

I have been to Zorita's kitchen two times now. Each time the food has been delectable; absolutely delicious! My mouth is watering as I write this. The octopus and sardines tapas... iberico tostas...yum.Unfortunately, each time I have been the service has been quite slow and not always accurate. The first time it was a party of two - we shared 1 starter and each had a sandwich (not a difficult order). It took 20 minutes to get water and 45 minutes to get our food. The food was so good, I thought I would give it another shot; maybe we just had bad luck with the service? Today I took a party of 6 boasting about the delicious food. After 1 hour and 20 minutes we had eaten our food delivered, but still were missing two of the dishes for 2 of the people at our table. Our waitress, while nice, did not seem like she has been a waitress very long and is in need of some training. Basic mistake and quite slow.I know this is a Spanish restaurant and that speed is not necessarily the kind of offering that genuine Spanish restaurants generally offer... however, this restaurant is in a prime business lunch location off the River Thames. The normal business lunch time allowance is about an hour. We should be able to sit down, order, be served, eat and pay the bill before an hour is up.I would love to return but I am getting disappointed with the speed of service consistently.

I visited this restaurant last Saturday with my wife. We loved everything! The headwaiter told us about the Zorita's slow food and wine production and got to try some of their premium wines before we ordered. We chose the food tasting menu, tried some of their own made cheeses and Iberian meats and some other tapas that he suggested. Very impressed with their cheeses and the wine reduction that they use to dress salads.My wife, who's Italian, loved the wine and bought some to take with us... We're bringing our friends next week.

Took friends who were visiting from Cornwall & they loved the views of Tate Modern, Shakespeare 's Globe & all the traffic on the river so we spent longer than anticipated over a leisurely meal. Food was as good as ever accompanied by great wine. Service was attentive without making us feel guilty that we were still sitting there.

I have used Zorita's Kitchen on a number of occasions as it is good for lunch or for a bottle of wine after work. The atmosphere is laid back and the wine is very good. Food consists of Spanish delicacies including good cheeses and olives. Service is always very friendly and efficient.

Joli endroit au bord de la Tamise à proximité du Millenium Bridge, belle carte des vins, serveur super sympathique et disponible. Produits de première qualité Espagnol.

Went here with my fiancee and mum, great views over the river and nice ambiance inside. The menu is a little confusing, mostly because it's not substantial enough in my opinion, however everything we did eat was delicious, gorgeous flavors and great produce. The wine on offer was excellent also, and the staff very friendly.

Oggi, capitati casualmente, abbiamo scoperto un posto ottimo, con cucina spagnola; piatti curati con servizio eccellente, in una bellissima location sul Tamigi, con vista sul Millenium bridge. Veramente bello!

Lovely views across Thames. Excellent food. Friendly and helpful service. Would definitely recommend it to others and would definitely go back.

......just a little disappointed about the service! OK, I was there having lunch and catching up with friends but 2 hours for a one course meal (and only 1 of our 4 plates was a hot meal, the rest being salads).....that's not right....and, even then, we had to make our way to the till to pay for our meal as no-one was collecting our money from the table. We weren't in a great rush but its a real shame as we thought this was a truly lovely venue with a nice menu. We may possibly return but will make sure we allow plenty of extra time!!

Great good & wine, as usual, but it all quickly adds up if you have a couiple of glasses of wine or more!