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

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

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

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! 

The food is okay but they just stuff the wrap with so much lettuce to make up for the lack of meat which is also quite tasteless. Probably won’t visit again. First and last.

Place is small, but staff is super friendly. The food is amazing, although quite expensive for what it is at the end of the day (3-olive tapas £4), and drinks are below average. I would recommend this place though! I like the concept, it’s super fun if you have a date.

This is a special little find in the heart of London, went with family for a birthday celebration and the staff were amazing. They even gave my sister a birthday card signed by them all! Food excellent, wanted to go straight back in when we left, Muchas gracias xx

Had the best night ever during happy hour at Barrios with my work colleagues. We got really looked after by AJ and Nick who always knew when we needed to order something. They were amazing and made us feel like VIPs. They really accommodated our requests. Best night of our lives.

An outstanding place to eat if you are visiting an exhibition at the Royal Academy. You need to book as it was really busy on a Thursday lunchtime. Service was absolutely impeccable and very informative. I had the green olives and orange slices as a starter, which was a very good combination. The main course included very tasty prawn croquettes in aioli , delicious chorizo and a potato based slice from a tart. All absolutely delicious. As desert a pear custard crumble was nothing like a traditional English crumble, but was very tasty nonetheless. I had the house white wine in a 500ml carafe, which was perfect if a little expensive.

Truly the WORST dining experience I've ever had. Most of the positive reviews are old, as it used to be slightly better previously but has significantly declined. The food was tasteless, but the main issue is the appalling service. From start to finish, the manager was rude and patronizing. He began by trying to convince us that we didn't have a reservation. Even after showing him the reservation, he insisted we made a mistake and booked for the wrong day. This continued, despite us showing him the reservation with the correct date on my phone. I had to wait an hour and a half, and ask the staff 4-5 times just to get 1 drink as they kept forgetting and ignoring me , only to get the wrong one after all that. I drank water the entire evening. No apologies were offered. They forgot to bring out a couple of things we ordered, but at that point, we didn't bother mentioning it as it would have been too much hassle and more bad attitude from the staff. I could honestly continue detailing how bad it was. Nobody asked us how our meal was, nobody checked if we needed anything, we had to fight for waiters attention when it was just moderately busy. This is the worst restaurant I've been to GLOBALLY.

This is like having a tiny piece of Spain in London . Excellent , albeit rather small range of tapas. Churros and hot chocolate is wonderful too. However- Either their pricing or their portion size is very wrong?!

my Spanish friends took us there to try authentic Spanish tapas and beer. The interior of the place make an impression, but moreover is so peaceful and feels cosy and comfortable. Food is freshly made, full of flavour, colourful and dishes represent different parts of Spain. Great selection but not sure if worth the money, quite pricy but hey - its central London! However, I would love to go back :)

Best Spanish food I have tasted in London.

This one was new to me. A shabby old down to earth pub we were after and this delivered. Not many of these left in London let alone bang in the middle of Central London. Expect it to be tight inside. Spill out to the street during the summer. But you go for the inside.

To be honest I don't like the design here and the drinks are too expensive. But those who like the spanish way of bars, will enjoy this place.