The Harry Gordon’s Review: The Spanish Tapas Bar Named for the Founder of Selfridges | A relaxing Spanish tapas bar and kitchen inside Selfridges, named after founder Harry Gordon Selfridge, serving Spanish small plates, sustainable Spanish wines, craft beer and cocktails
The Bask Street Boys Review: London’s First Tortilla Bar in Seven Dials | A superb, beloved Basque tortilla bar in Seven Dials Market, billed as London’s first tortilla bar, with golden Spanish tortillas, pintxos and a warm welcome, a genuine one to watch
The Port House Review: The Fine Port and Tapas Bar of the Strand | A superb, beloved Spanish and Portuguese tapas, port and wine bar on the Strand near Covent Garden, with fine ports and wines, good tapas and a warm welcome
The Casa Manolo Review: The Fine Spanish Restaurant and Bar of the Strand | A superb, beloved Spanish restaurant and bar on the Strand near Covent Garden bearing a fine, homely Spanish name, with fine tapas, good wines and a warm welcome, a genuine gem
The Condesa Review: The Mexican Bar and Tapas of Covent Garden | A lively, characterful Mexican bar and tapas spot in Covent Garden with good Mexican small plates, agave cocktails and a warm welcome, a genuine slice of Mexico in the West End
The La Gamba Review: The Fine Galician Wine and Tapas Bar of the South Bank | A superb, hugely popular Galician wine and tapas bar and restaurant on the South Bank at the Southbank Centre, with fine tapas, fine wines, a fine Spanish name and a warm welcome
The Mora Meza Review: The Superbly-Rated Bar and Restaurant of Raynes Park | A superbly-rated bar and restaurant on Approach Road in Raynes Park, pairing accomplished food and good drinks with a warm welcome and a lively, characterful atmosphere
Salt Yard Review: Salt Was Money and It Is Why You Have a Salary | Roman soldiers were paid an allowance for it, cities were built on it, and wars were fought over it
Amora Gusto Review: Gusto Means Taste, and So Does Wisdom | Sapor gave English savour, sapient and insipid – and Homo sapiens means, literally, the man who tastes
La Bodega Review: The Spanish Cellar Bar in West London | A 4.1 Spanish bar from 833 reviews named La Bodega, evoking the Spanish wine-cellar and tapas bar
Meson Don Felipe Review: Tapas Was a Lid on a Glass | The word means cover, it was a slice of ham laid across the top to keep the flies out, and the food was free
Castellano Review: The Castilian Heart of Spain | A Spanish bar and restaurant named ‘Castellano’ – the Castilian, the language and heartland of Spain, home of tapas and conviviality
Holland-Andalucía Trade Relations: When Tulips Met Tapas and Everyone Got Rich (Then Embargoed) The Original Netflix Series Nobody Asked For: Dutch Merchants Take Seville In what historians are calling “the most profitable meet-cute in European history,” Dutch merchants and Andalusian port cities began a commercial romance in the 15th century that would make modern-day shipping logistics managers weep with envy. The relationship, which started under the auspices of Charles V’s Habsburg Empire, proved that nothing…
Rincon Review: The Cosy Spanish Corner of Tapas and Warmth | A Spanish bar named ‘Rincon’ – the Spanish for ‘corner’, evoking the cosy, warm corner of tapas, wine and Spanish hospitality
The Tapestry Tapas Bar Review: The Rich Weave of Flavour and Craft | A tapas bar named ‘The Tapestry’ – a lovely play on the rich woven tapestry and the rich weave of Spanish small plates
