The best restaurants serving Spanish food in Yorkshire and The Humber

Has the feel of a friendly local boozer; staff very friendly and welcoming; clearly a place with history and a devoted clientele. Worth saying that my family and I were here primarily looking for some scran. Yorkshire tapas sounds (and purports to be) generous and celebratory of local produce; this wasn’t what we got. At £7-9 plus a dish, we chose 5 or so and spent around £35. What arrived, among some drab olives and slices of jalapeños, were 3 pigs in blankets, four tiny albondigas that were mealy and dry (likely recently frozen), a handful of chips, and a burnt onion Bhaji. The bhaji was so black and acrid to eat that we returned it, and the waitress politely then informed us that it was how it was supposed to be. What then arrived was a pile of bhaji bits - not nearly as big as the first portion - that looked as if someone had dismantled angrily on to the plate. It was still caught and unpleasant to eat. We were all still very hungry after we’d eaten and couldn’t help but rue not just going to grab some pizza somewhere. Go for the vibes, the friendly staff and atmosphere. My advice is don’t bother with the food.

We celebrated our grandsons 9th birthday at DA and it was superb. Looks very unassuming from the outside but once you enter it is pure España. We ordered various breads to to get us going whilst we awaited our tapas. We did order around 16 dishes between us and all were absolutely delicious so full credit to the chef 👏👏 Our waiter was spot on and looked after us very well. No negatives at all and hence no hesitation in recommending.

Lovely small bar in the centre of Hebden Bridge. The woman serving was very pleasant and the pizzas (served by 'The People's Pizzeria') are very very good. (Note - you order drinks at the bar and food from the pizza window) The outside covered seating area is really nice, and some of the tables have heaters above. Nice clean toilet inside.

Please don’t waste your time and money going to this place. The food was very poor, Luke warm and much of it seemed to be microwaved. The service was awful. A waiter who had his earphones in all night, you had to go to him if you needed something and he moved slower than the earth’s tectonic plates. This restaurant doesn’t deserve to survive and probably won’t.

This was a sad trip, I feel so bad having to give a bad review, but there were so many things that were questionable about this place. While the staff were superb, so friendly and overall just super sweet, the workers were by far the highlight of this place. The food however was poor, not very flavourful, not very tasty and tiny portions. You are paying through your teeth for a bite size piece. We came here starving and left hungry. Not ideal

They have an offer " free prawn crackers on orders above 25£". We just ordered 28£ and did not get ours...

I visited for Christmas drinks with my family, to be greeted by a blonde waitress named Leah She was rude and shushed my husband who was asking a question. Spent most of her time on her phone, there was a lipstick mark on my glass and when I told her this she rolled her eyes and snatched it off the table, taking 20 minutes to come back with a replacement. Never had a problem with this place before it’s a family favourite of ours but certainly will not be coming back again. Try employing older staff with experience in the hospitality industry rather than ignorant rude teenage girls then maybe you will not lose customers!

Mientras yo estaba en el casco antiguo me encontré con el breve, que es una cafetería/bar diminuto con mucho carácter. Había un pequeño menú disponible en el momento que he visitado. La comida que pedí estaba delicioso y a un precio razonable, este fue un gran lugar para parar mientras estaba explorando la ciudad.

I’m 19 years old and went in with friends, the blonde girl behind the bar was lovely but the older lady with the glasses was very rude glaring at us, didn’t greet us and told us that we weren’t allowed to drink in there because we weren’t 21? Which i don’t believe is in the policy at all and she didn’t even say sorry about that just watched us walk out! Very rude and felt very uncomfortable.

Very nice local, local.. A proper English country pub, very warm and inviting. Good car parking and a good selection of beers and spirits. Didn't have food but the menu looked very inviting. Will be back to try out the food. All in all a great experience.

Quick nice munch gentlemen who served us was very honest and helpful

Great local pub. Lovely selection of ales. Knowledgeable bar staff and relatively inexpensive. Food looked good too.

The food quality is consistently outstanding, exceeding my expectations every time

Went to a Paella night at Le Finca, our second visit. As with last time, the food was excellent and the setting lovely, but what lets the whole experience down is the staff. There is no “service” at all. We had to ask, twice, to order drinks, food comes out far to quickly, without a mention of how we we’re enjoying things. There did not seem to be anyone in charge of the floor, a couple of staff were doing ok, but others just didn’t seem to care, more than happy to stand in the bar area chatting to each other. At £30 a head (plus drinks), it’s not a cheap night out, but would be worth it if staff were a little more engaging.

We were looking forward to visiting as it is a new venture in my local town with highly rated reviews. I was very disappointed!!! Me and my friend had a table for two by the door. We were pleasantly welcomed. The server recommended two dishes each. The meals where very small even for a tapas or fine dining . The tikka dish was bland. The mushroom dish was oily. The steak and duck dishes were cooked perfectly, however the portion sizes were far too small. Over priced for small bland meals. And the front door was left open which may become an issue in the depths of winter..... Sad to say but we left hungry, and ended up eating a meal at another restaurant in town.