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.

Had a lovely tapas meal, the chorizo and butter bean stew was amazing as was the "deconstructed" (my description) patatas bravas, a really nice presentation, the other dishes were also very good. The staff were so polite and attentive, the atmosphere was warm with chilled background music. Not too busy being just off the Finnieston strip but we'll worth seeking out.

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

We had a brilliant dinner while we had our seventh sprint meeting. Scrum methodologies emphasize quick action, so it was appreciated how quick and high quality the service was! The food was great and drink selection is good. Our server Molly took good care of us. Our team member Nathaniel had his allergies taken very seriously. The music was potentially a little loud but overall good atmosphere!

We’ve been here a few times over the years with different group sizes but this visit was very disappointing. It was just the two of us this time, we booked in advance but were seated on the table right near the service counter. The staff were gathered around us chatting a lot and using the table as a dumping ground for notepads. We had to shout at each other while the blender was going and were blasted by the cold when the front door was opened. The food arrived quickly but it was not of the same quality we’ve experienced before, I’m not sure if it was the atmosphere souring the taste or not but the portion sizes have definitely gotten smaller. We were there for a total of 29 minutes, we paid for our meal and swiftly left to find a pleasant evening elsewhere.

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.

We are a couple from Bilbao who, on the occasion of the Athletic de Bilbao soccer match against Rangers, had dinner at this place. A highly recommended place. Eduardo (a good cazurro) has helped us with everything, especially advising us what to eat and everything was very delicious, some XXL size croquettes and crunchy black pudding, advisable and if we return to Glasgow we will repeat.

Booked for my daughter and her friends for her 21st and they had the best night!! Everyone was very impressed especially what you got for the price!! Open till 3am private bar and bartender can play own music through there sound system and holds up to 60 people it was room 3 we had and was aloud in after 5 to decorate with balloons etc!! Very good communication and great service all round amazing definitely use again highly recommend.