The best restaurants serving Spanish food in East of England

Celebrated a 50th birthday and we couldn’t haven’t been looked after any better by Sarah. We were a group of 13 and she kept us all fed and watered, and the restaurant provided a nice cake at the end. Cocktails were lovely, Tapas was very good, I especially enjoyed the meatballs and ham croquettes but others had their own favourites. A memorable night!

A fascinating evening in the coolest place around. Live music, people having fun...it's been too long.

Works Christmas meal, booked early in the year in order to get a good date in December and time to sort the menu and monies from all staff attending.(£22 per head) Despite contacting the restaurant,as I have a food allergy and wanted to make sure there was something I could eat on the Tapas menu,by email and several phone calls I never heard back from the chefs. Instead I called in, in person twice, to discuss what I could eat from the menu and agreed that the chef would make a separate platter for me for the evening in December. So it was really disappointing when I arrived and notified the waiting staff that I was the person with the allergy and had arranged with the chef for a separate platter that nobody knew anything about it. The venue was nice, live music but quiet enough to chat. However there is no heating on so it is chilly and freezing cold in the washrooms. A good place to visit to meet up with friends as long as you don't have any allergies as there is not enough communication between kitchen and waiting staff

Enjoyed tapas and wine in the sun in the outdoor seating area. Great lunchtime deal on the tapas for two of us, and including a bottle of wine the bill was under £70.

We visited here with friends, and having previously had great experience and food (albeit a number of years ago), it was rather a disappointing visit. Despite having a table booked, and the restaurant not being overly busy, the service was slow (30mins to get our drinks order taken), we had to keep chasing for our orders. The food quality was average unfortunately and everything seemed to be bulked out with potato. This may have been our choices, but maybe this should have been pointed out at the time of ordering? The portions were small for the price. £14 for the potato platter was a little steep when you considered the small portions it was the equally of a portion of chips - so a little expensive for a cheap product. The sauces were nice though! The restaurant seems to have comprised the quality and quantity to maximise profits. Which is unfortunate as the place is very welcoming and has a great atmosphere.

Came here for a bite to eat before the theatre, what great little tapas place. Excellent food and lovely staff, will definitely come back.