The best restaurants serving Spanish food in City of London, Westminster London

Entre los restaurantes turcos de Green Lanes, este pequeño bar de tapas es una visita obligada. La comida, de normas, tales como tomar las típicas tapas que vieras Braves (suculentos vieiras en una cremosa salsa de hierbas, el plato estrella para nosotros) eran todo estaba delicioso, fresca y sabrosa. Servicio rápido combinado con una buena selección de vinos, cócteles y una sorprendentemente ley razonable, quiero decir que volveremos otra vez para probar algunos otros platos. Lo único malo del Riverdance incesante pero sin duda en el fondo.

It’s just on the Fulham side of the bridge on the King’s Road over the railway line from Clapham Junction to Willesden Junction so is just within range of Chelsea supporters looking for a pre-match bite. They were very much in evidence last Saturday and before we left at about 2pm had attracted security on the door. The menu is described as British basque and for weekend brunch features all the brunch staples of granola, eggs Benedict, full English plus rarebit, then steak tartare, pumpkin and goat’s cheese, fish du jour and spiced crab on toast. Not sure where shakshuka fits in or cassoulet de Toulouse which is not quite in the pays du Basque. Mixed starters of ham croquettes and chorizo were not only superb but generous in quantity. The fish du jour mackerel came with a satisfyingly marinated beetroot salad but not exactly a steal at £22. The cassoulet, however, turned out to be the piece de resistance, featuring slices of morteau sausage, black pudding, confit duck and white beans. A pity we didn’t have time for dessert.

Fantastic authentic food (all Spanish kitchen staff Later on classical Spanish guitarist played) Delicious and fresh food. Slightly slow service but worth the wait.

Excellent food and lovely service

I popped in for a quick birthday lunch, the food was fresh & delicious. Good portion sizes as well. Would highly recommend and visit again.

Pros: Great location, pretty, dark and cosy decor. Service was good and attentive. Tip: Request a table downstairs or in the back room upstairs. Front room upstairs is a bit crowded and noisy and very dark! I had to use my torch to check the colour of my food as everything looked grey and unappetising in the low lighting. Cons: The food was disappointing, wide selection of dishes but some of which were not overly authentic and some dishes came out colder than they should have. Most dishes lacked flavour and either tasted and or looked like frozen party food. Overall it was just ok, and neither of us said we would return.

My husband and I went last Sunday to meet family who came from Germany. The food was not bad, but the portions are super small, very few options on the menu. In my opinion, it is far from resembling a Spanish restaurant. I will not go back there for anything in the world.

Nous avons passé une excellente soirée dans ce restaurant sophistiqué aux plats savoureux. Le menu possède de nombreux plats sans gluten. Le personnel était agréable et attentif. Nous reviendrons.

I had high hopes for this restaurant, unfortunately my hopes were shattered. Let me start by saying I had received fantastic service at the run up to our dinner when I queried the menu or the dress code and that is where the positives end. We arrived for our pre-theatre dinner a little late and apologised. Once we were seated we realised it didn't make a jot of difference as we were the only people in the entire restaurant. I asked if they were expecting more people to which they replied yes it's early. Looking back we should have left at this point as it was a huge red flag. We ordered cocktails as I'd seen some great cocktails on their social media. What we got was utterly disappointing. They were served in some plastic tumblers which made us feel like we were toddlers. Worst of all, they just didn't taste nice. The flavours were all wrong and they didn't go together. Something important seemed missing They were not cheap at 16 pounds a pop either. So we decided to give it the benefit of the doubt and when our starter was served tucked in. My husband took one mouthful and looked disgusted. He said "I'll eat anything, you know me but I just don't want to eat this. I tried it and again it was just not balanced at all. All style and no substance. My starter was edible enough so I ate it as I was hungry but it was not what I would call tasty. Mains arrived and we considered asking to pay up and cut our losses but we stuck it out. Hoping for a change with our mains. It didn't come. My husband had the chicken shawarma, which could have come from a kebab shop. I had the trout, which looked and tasted more like salmon and which was not cooked properly in the middle. We'd had enough we asked for the bill. We stated our issues and asked for the 12.5 service charge to be removed as this added insult to injury. There was no attempt to apologise or rectify our evening. We left, glad that we were out of that restaurant. The service was poor, no one asked us at any point how our food was as we would have told them. The food was beyond poor. The drinks were poor. Added to this there was zero atmosphere in the restaurant as we were the only customers. A full house of disappointment. Avoid if you have any tastebuds or taste.

Disgusting overpriced and overfried croquettes, very bad and rude service ,tortilla has no salt - drinks were good though

It was a nice experience and the meat was delicious, however the bread in the baguette was dry and the customer service wasn't great - the staff member seemed a little bored and rude whilst waiting for us to order. Very expensive too. To summarise, an opportunity to try something different but wouldn't return sadly. I do feel that a slightly better experience (better quality bread and more polite staff) could have easily turned my opinion around. I hope it improves as i can definitely see the appeal and potential.

Stumbled across this place while looking for another restaurant. Was able to get a cone of jamon pieces that were totally delectable at only 4 pounds. They sell several types of iberico and pata Negra in sealed pouches. Yummy

Lovely little Spanish tapas restaurant in brixton. We booked for a hen party. The staff were excellent as was all the food. Delicious,fresh tapas including tortilla,croquettes,calamari and meatballs. Absolutely amazing!

This is a nice branch in Soho. There are two branches in Soho. This is in Broadwick Street. Limited seats.  I had the Ruby Red Porridge with Organic Activated Almond Milk.  Really good.  The porridge is topped with almond butter and a ruby red compote.  Well made, fresh and piping hot.  Generous portion.  Delicious.  Really good balance of sweetness from the ruby red compote and a kind of nutty bitterness from the almond butter.  This is one of their best porridge toppings.  Hope they keep it on the menu.  Leon are hit and miss.  This was a hit.  Porridge was well made, staff were pleasant and friendly.  Good service.  Clean.  Might use this branch more often! 

If you follow the church spires as landmarks, exit the churchyard of St Alphage in Greenwich, facing west and walk along Straightsmouth, then find your way to the rail bridge on Norman Road to find the footpath across Deptford Creek called the Halfpenny Hatch, and then, using the spire of St Pauls church in Deptford, navigate through the Nature Reserve park and cross the churchyard to Deptford High Street. There you have food, haberdashery, flowers, coffee shops and many restaurants to enjoy. St Alphage by Hawksmoor and St Pauls by Thomas Archer are both London suburb churches built to meet the city expansion in the early 18th century.