The best restaurants in United Kingdom serving Tapas food

Meget hyggelig og intim restaurant. Tjenerne var søde og meget opmærksomme. Vi var der en søndag og fik en skøn Sunday roast med alt tilbehør, det var en kæmpe portion af dejlig mad

Lovely environment, friendly staff, terrible food. Will be back for coffee and the atmosphere, will swerve the food

Loved this place; stumbled on it by accident on a cold but sunny February day, sat outside under a heater and listened to a charming young singer with a beautiful voice, whilst drinking a tea or something else.

We were celebrating with a big group of people and ordered the Tapas, the food quality was average but the amount was very poor for £20. Also they didn't serve the tapas at once, rather in bits. The staff was friendly but they ran out of wine glasses in the first half an hour and served the (not so cheap) wine in tumblers. The live music was good and the atmosphere was great.

We stayed at the venue and had dinner one evening, the food was amazing and the service brilliant - very friendly and welcoming. We had breakfast on both days we stayed, great choice and excellent quality - the chef even tweaked the menu for me. Lovely experience would definitely recommend and look forward to returning

Stayed here 1 night and had dinner in the restaurant. The service was excellent thanks to brilliant but not overly attentive staff. Food was fabulous and we can't recommend the whole experience highly enough. If you want a treat this is the place

went with some friends to have some cocktails since they had happy hour 2 for 1. All the cocktails we had were very weak, watery and generally not good. I don't recommend it for drinks.

Great Sunday lunch! Dog friendly Friendly staff Will be going back

I hate to kick an old institution when it’s down but if you own Nardini in Largs you should be very concerned with the bad reviews you’re receiving so do something about it! We were very tempted to leave but we had driven a fair way to get there. We went on a Sunday afternoon. It wasn’t busy in the way we’ve seen it in the past but it was still chaos with lots of waiting around to attract attention. We ordered two baked tatties, simple stuff, but while we waited we became aware of of the real state of the place. The carpet is an absolute disgrace and not to put too fine a point on it, stinks. Now I know a lot of money was spent on the revamp and that included the carpet but if it cannot be sufficiently deep cleaned it truly needs to go. Two tatties duly arrived and mine was stone cold. In fairness it was taken back and a replacement appeared which was fine, but how food was allowed to leave the kitchen like that is ridiculous. We then had a couple of cakes and coffee, although we had three attempts at ordering! This was very nice but in common with many recent visitors I’m sad to say it, but we won’t be back.

Despite the huge birthday party taking up the whole of the ground floor, the staff at Gilbies - and particularly our waitress Rachel - looked after the two of us wonderfully well. We were given a table up on the mezzanine floor, our drinks were brought and our order taken nice and quickly, and then the food turned up in really good time. And the food was great! A selection of delicious tapas dishes, the star of the show being the Teriyaki belly pork (we'd eaten here before, so we ordered two portions). The party downstairs was in full swing when we left, wishing the staff good luck for the rest of the evening. Another memorable meal, and we'll definitely book in at Gilbies again, next time we're down Hereford way.

Food good as usual but on this occasion service was terrible. No friendly welcome, left at table with menu. After about 30 minutes had to find waitress to order drinks and then food. Not that the restaurant was busy.

A feel good place; where the staff really looked after us and kept the mood light. Chris the manager couldn't have done more for us, and the atmosphere was perfect. Would recommend to anyone looking for a good night out (y)

Fuimos a Covent Garden este fin de semana y nos gustó la idea de unas pocas bebidas en la happy hour antes de mi espectáculo. Decidir Kamique bar después de ver los comentarios me pareció pero estaba completamente cerradas.

This is our second visit to Titchwell Manor and it didn’t disappoint. The staff really make this hotel stand out from others we have stayed in hence why we returned. It’s super dog friendly as well, making an effort to make him as comfortable as we are. The real draw is the location, just over the road from the beach and coastal walk all the way to Burnham Overy Staith if you want to go that far. We had a garden room both times which are dog friendly and very well maintained with nice walk in shower, comfortable double bed, TV, coffee machine and fridge. The paintwork could do with a bit of a touch up here and there but that would be nit picking. The bar/restaurant is also dog friendly which is great and the staff really made a fuss of the dog which was lovely. The evening meal is fine dining and changes every day, it uses good quality local ingredients and everything is made in house, even down to the butter which is a nice touch. It’s not cheap to eat there but you get what you pay for! Breakfast was also excellent, fresh coffee and a selection of cereals, granola and yogurt. You can choose between a full English, salmon and eggs or even locally smoked kippers which were amazing. We would certainly recommend staying here for a relaxing break and we will return!