Best Tapas Restaurants In Los Angeles Near Me

Belen Lopez: , and best octopus we’ve ever had. We were sat in the back next to the wine shelves, which was ideal for a quieter dining experience on the weekend. Seems like a good place to bring up to six people. Plenty of parking lots nearby as well.

Guillermo Garcia: The service is OUTSTANDING! That includes each and every single person who works in the place; kitchen, front, and one of the owners

Savanah Vieira: All the staff were soooo friendly and attentive. I enjoyed every minute of our time. We got the bruschetta, croquettes, truffle fries, and smash burger. Everything tasted sooooo good. Honestly top burger of my life next to Gordon ramsey burger! I have never had a burger that didn't need Ketchup but this time it was so perfect the flavors of the burger were soo much better than adding Ketchup. Highlt recommended. It's also so nice to go during happy hour to try more things off the menu for cheaper.

Cori Ershowsky: Cute spot! Our server knew everything about the wine selection and had some really perfect recs for our meal.Highly recommend getting as much apps and a paella. It was a bit pricey, but worth every penny and not bad compared to other spots in the area. Also, a very different type of food compared to everything else on San Vicente and we love that. So happy this spot opened and even after a couple times, will be back again.

Zan Lee: A really solid Spanish tapas and paella restaurant in the Arts District, just east of DTLA. It shares the same roof and parking lot as BRERA, another place I really enjoy and have been to many times. It’s a lot quieter and more laid back than BRERA, but in the good way. They have a large bar area, and many different seating options throughout. It was pretty crowded for our 7PM Saturday dinner and the parking lot was quite full. They have valet right out front for $8, self parking next to that for $5, or plenty of free street parking out front, which is what we chose.It’s very large and open on the inside and designed very well. Our server was also very polite and prompt, she did a great job. Also the price is very fair compared to other Spanish restaurants around town. We started our meal with a few tapas: Shrimp in Garlic, Tomato Spread + Goat Cheese + Honey, Patatas Bravas, and the Potato Omelette. Our favorite of those was the shrimp because it had a great flavor. The Patatas were very good as expected, but the other two we would suggest passing. The omelette had a great flavor but was a bit dry and the goat cheese toasts tasted great, but were tiny. Finally for our entree we chose the Squid Ink Paella and it was very good. It was a bit smaller than other paellas I have had recently and being that I have been to Spain many times I personally enjoy the crisper rice paella, which is more common over in Spain.Overall a really good meal for a very fair price with easy parking and great flavors. I would recommend to any Spanish food fan.Parking: Valet, parking lot of $5, or free street parkingWheelchair accessibility: No stairs or incline to enter/exit

Scott Plummer: We celebrated Roger's birthday here. We arrived early and had a couple of drinks in the bar. They were delicious and the bartender paid attention to detail when creating them for us. We had the shrimp ceviche, petite filet, margarita pizza, and a piece of the "best cake you've ever had." Everything was absolutely delicious. The staff was incredible, we dined on the hill behind the bamboo, which makes you feel like you are dining alone. Best outdoor seating in LA! It was a memorable dining experience!