The best restaurants serving Spanish food in Glasgow and Surrounding

Excellent menu in a wonderful setting. Close enough to the town centre to walk, far enough away not to be busy or hurried. Traditional Scottish fare, but also a range of Catalan cuisine. Freshly cooked. Very tasty. Excellent value for money. Well worth a visit.

Quirky little restaurant with a family atmosphere. If you’re after fine dining, it’s probably not the place but if you’re looking for authentic Spanish food and hospitality then look no more! Guillermo and his daughter are super friendly and helpful, definitely worth checking out

Poor to say the least, garlic bread starter is what most good italian restaurants serve free, ordered meatball macaroni , 5 pea sized meatballs hidden in a mound of bland macaroni and one meatball was burnt, sad I'm sorry to say, overrated under achieved

Visited with a friend as we fancied somewhere a bit different. Nicely decorated with a cosy Spanish feel. Staff were friendly and conversational. When we went it was £8.50 for three dishes, which makes for a very decent meal and the food was all very pleasant - my friend had the mussels which were particularly generous. The only slight let down was the chocolate fondue for two people, which consisted mainly of chopped apple and banana, and could have been more generous with the strawberries/churros at almost £10. But overall very good value and a solid choice for anyone bored of pizza/pasta/burger.

Never been here before and I thought overall it was pretty good. I've been lucky to have eaten a lot of Tapas style food in Spain over the years and having recently eaten at Rioja also in Glasgow I was tempering my enthusiasm (Rioja is very good)So Friday night, not that busy but food was good. I'm not that keen on Paprika and I found that to be used a fair bit, beef quality could have been better. However wine was fantastic, and price I'm not kidding was half that of Rioja3* Average is maybe a bit harsh, I would go back and for £15 a head for food the value cannot be beaten.

Surprisingly busy for a Tuesday evening but easy to see why. The staff were very friendly, happy to advise on dishes but were happy to step back and let the meal progress at our own pace. There were plenty of small plates to choose from, the hardest part was which to have. They were all very well cooked and tasted great. Don't think I could recommend the aubergine fritters but everything else was spot-on. Would definitely return when we visit Glasgow again.

We decided this was going to be our next port of call for somewhere new. It definitely didn't disappoint. We had no booking although it was early enough and got a table no problem.🙏 the menu was great, lots of choice and the food was very, very good, in particular the lamb, seabas and the chorizo stew 😋 cooked to perfection. The staff were very lovely with just the right attentiveness. We shared 6 tapas loads, and we had no room for dessert 😀. The reason I didn't give it a 5 star was the decor . There was something missing, maybe more colour or a different type of lighting. I couldn't quite put my finger on it ( the candels and fishtank were a nice added touch though) Decent prices. GO

The food excellent and coffee was to my taste. Staff helpful and attentive.

Booked a table for drinks. Staff and service both excellent, the whole night, we moved tables to extend our stay, great cocktails too. Always great cocktails to be fair and a good friendly atmosphere in here. It’s our ‘go to place’ for a good night with nice tables and friendly staff. Special thanks to Beth and Molly for the excellent service and keeping us topped up with fabulous cocktails. The best night 👍🥂

Great little find! Food was all delicious. Sensible sized portions so we could try lots of different things without getting too full. Service was very friendly and it’s incredibly good value for the quality. My daughter and I loved it.

We've been to Tinto Westend a few times before and its been outstanding but this time there was a definite change, the food was'nt as good as normal, the chorizo,black pudding and fish stew never had any black pudding in it, the rustic bread was a shop bought pitta bread and the homemade cheesecake was also shop bought, the round cheap strawberry cheesecake you could get from any supermarket, who knows maybe it was a one off bad night for the place, but after reading other reviews who knows.

Great crowd. Great staff. Probably the best coffee in the area. Always go for the guest roast it's well worth it, lovely and smooth.

Booked this in November and find out the night before our booking that it was closed indefinitely. No communication from restaurant regarding the booking

Rude and discriminatory behaviour!! Best to avoid this place