The best restaurants serving Spanish food in City Centre Manchester North West

A fantastic tapas restaurant! All the dishes were delicious and the staff informative and really friendly. It was my husbands birthday and they gave us a lovely table in the window and complimentary glass of Cava, which was a nice touch. We look forward to returning.

Excellent service, staff always smile and polite. They care for your feelings and comments on their food and service. Tapas amazingly prepared, squid, meatball, grilled pepper, Canarian king prawns … … all incredible. We are certain level naive of Spanish cuisine but it truly gives us a chance to learn about. Fruitful experience.

Really good authentic Tapas, good service, good food.

The food and cocktails were amazing, so much choice and everything was delicious. Lily was very helpful and friendly - thank you for your wonderful service

My boyfriend and I made a reservation an hour before we wanted to attend the restaurant and when we arrived they basically refused us in saying we didn’t have a table and we didn’t make the booking keep in mind the restaurant wasn’t full at all . They turned us away saying there’s only seats available at the bar and as we left they let in the couple behind us who didn’t have a reservation and seated the straight away . We left feeling extremely irritated

Service was average. Cold welcome, especially for Valentine’s Day. Waiter seemed unprofessional, asking us the same questions, they wear hoodies as a uniform? 500 cl Bottle of water was 4.75, thank god I asked for it to be replaced with tap water instead. Other drinks, draft lager and red wine were lovely. Food is below par, mostly bland, nothing was exciting (tapas is supposed to be fun). The jamon Croqettes were good, as was the meatballs and sauce. Potatoes Bravas lovely but, a cruel amount of sauce- should be drowning in that tasty sauce! We are not fussy eaters, but the pork belly had us feeling nauseous later in the evening, as did a flavour that kept repeating on us. At the time of finishing, we described the meal as just ‘fine’, but later on, it was nearly a 1/5 star scraping a 2/5. For £76, this wasn’t one of those pay for the experience moments - a fair price would have been £40.

The pricing at this restaurant is excessively high for the quality of food provided. The sangria was particularly disappointing—it contained only a bit of lemon, whereas it should be a rich blend of fruits, typically with peach as the dominant flavor. The seafood in the paella was of poor quality, resembling the frozen shrimp commonly found in supermarkets. Shockingly, a four-person portion was priced at £100. Generally, a £20 or €20 paella is sufficient for two people, making this pricing seem unreasonable. Additionally, the restaurant’s dim lighting created an unappetizing atmosphere, further diminishing the dining experience.