Book Spanish Restaurants in London

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Durius River Café
An exciting concept restaurant masterminded by the Bacchanalia wine and art society and Michelin starred chef Sergi Arola, the Durius River Café is an elite Spanish eatery with a focus on Iberian produce and wine alike. Previously working in the famed El Bulli kitchen, Arola has brought his avant garde outlook and award winning skill to the Duirus River Café, overseeing a menu that explores, in particular, the Duero River region of Spain, with many specialist ingredients sourced there and imported here to London. A completely cutting edge prospect, the Durius River Café delights both foodies and oenophiles alike with the expert creative matching of creative, inspired dishes and high quality wines from the Marques de la Concordia portfolio.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: Broken Wharf House, 2 Broken Wharf, London, EC4V 3DT [Map]
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E Bar
Hmmm, e for easy? Excellent? Enticing? The e bar is just what you want if what you want is seriously smart cocktails in a trendy, modern setting accompanied by authentic Spanish tapas superbly presented. The chef, Barry Tonks, has probably cooked some of your most memorable meals at other high-regarded eateries (Putney Bridge, The Landmark) and is here adding more lustre to his reputation for being a high-quality chef. Try house cocktail of ginger cosmopolitan then tuck into anchovy fillets from Conservas Ortiz, and bittersweet pickled figs from El Bierzo, and Salchichon de Vich from Cataluna, and coarse cut chorizo picanta from Leon. Outside dining and good service.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 2 Warrington Cresent, Little Venice, London, W9 1ER [Map]
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El Cantara
Located in Frith Street, El Cantara is the epicentre of Soho's Spanish and Moroccan communities. Much-loved for its authentic fare, this is a true neighbourhood restaurant where people meet to share good food, good company and lots of laughter. We love El Cantara for its eclectic crowd, welcoming atmosphere, shisha terrace, and menu filled with classic Spanish and Moroccan dishes. Favourites include the charmoula sardinas – oven-baked sardines served with a mixed herb crust; the Jawaneh – grilled chicken wings in a fragrant orange and paprika marinade; and the Moroccan lamb tagine. El Cantara has a wine list with bottles from Spain, France and Chile which is annotated with helpful tasting notes.

Cuisine: Moroccan, Spanish
Location: 45 Frith Street, Soho, W1D 4SD [Map]
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El Pirata
You can't beat El Pirata's killer views over Blackheath's village green and church, and this spacious Spanish tapas restaurant is a top spot for chilled-out sangria and tapas dates, business schmoozing and family nights out. El Pirata has a colourful lemon, sea-blue and cherry-red interior with wooden floors and a lively vibe, and the menu includes everything from paellas to cheeseburgers served with patatas bravas. El Pirata is a popular spot with Blackheath locals, and children under 10 here eat for free. Don't miss the chicken Mexican fajitas served with cheese, salad and dips, the grilled scallops wrapped in bacon served in a wine and garlic butter jus, and the spicy Piri Piri chicken.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 15 - 16 Royal Parade, Blackheath, London, SE3 0TL [Map]
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El Pirata de Tapas
As the sister restaurant to the acclaimed El Pirata tapas bar in Mayfair, El Pirata de Tapas restaurant is found in London’s Notting Hill, right on Westbourne Grove. El Pirata de Tapas is a sleek and sophisticated establishment attracting the neighbourhood's hip young designers, Notting Hill trustafarians and food-loving fashionistas. With its super-stylish and moody contemporary interior – with dark wooden furniture and sophisticated table settings – El Pirata de Tapas is always crawling with a cosmopolitan crowd for serious Spanish cuisine and tapas bar delights. The sharing platters are great when you are catching-up with friends, and the atmosphere is buzzy and dynamic. Signature dishes include the paprika crispy fried squid; the selection of Spanish cheeses served with quince; and the calasparra rice pudding. The waitstaff at El Pirata de Tapas are renowned for their friendly professionalism. And the prices will encourage you to make a visit to El Pirata a regular event.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 115 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, W2 4UP [Map]
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Fino Restaurant
This is not just any old tapas restaurant. Fino, in the West End’s Charlotte Street, is headed up by Head Chef, Nieves Barragan, from the Basque region of Spain. The cosy contemporary interior, with a roomy bar, is super sleek but the ambience informal: Fino is popular with everyone from business people to families. Start off at the bar which has an impressive range of cocktails and ‘mocktails’, such as Basanna which contains fresh basil, coconut syrup and lemon juice charged with ginger ale. All tables have a turnaround time of two hours, upon which time your table will be requested back.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 33 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 1RR [Map]
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Goya Pimlico
Very popular Spanish restaurant in Pimlico. Extremely pretty with friendly staff, jolly atmosphere and lots of delicious tapas. Attracts politicos and business types for lunch and more locals at the weekend. Also good for groups and you can sit outside in the summer. What's cooking? Squid in ink sauce.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 34 Lupus Street, Pimlico, London, SW1V 3EB [Map]
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Iberica Tapas Bar
London’s serious tapas enthusiasts and stylish Spanish residents should all have the Iberica Tapas Bar on speed dial. This cult-status dining destination in the capital’s West End has won 2 AA rosettes for its accomplished Spanish cuisine, and this super-chic restaurant is located on Great Portland Street in an airy art deco building. Flooded with natural light, Iberica Tapas Bar is a warehouse-style space that boasts simple blond wooden floors, high ceilings and sage green and vermillion coloured highlights. Perfect for dates and working lunches, the Iberica Tapas Bar has a 15 metre tapas bar and casual tables where you can enjoy a memorable Spanish food and wine experience designed exclusively by Santiago Guerro and Nacho Manzano.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 195 Great Portland Street, Fitzrovia, W1W 5PS [Map]
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L'albufera
L'Albufera is one of two respected restaurants at the 581-room four star deluxe Melia White House on a corner of Regent’s Park. Taking pride in its role as the flagship dining room of the Spanish-owned hotel, the formal setting features large, well-spaced tables and generously-proportioned armchairs creating a very comfortable environment. A distinctively Spanish menu is evenly split into tempting sections of tapas – such as pan-seared foie gras with toasted thyme brioche – salads, fish and seafood, meat and rice dishes. Pick of the bunch is the paellas - said to be amongst the best in London. Choose from house paella with lobster and squid, vegetarian (cooked with organic rice), Spanish creamy rice, and even noodle paellas.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: Melia White House Hotel, Albany Street, London, NW1 3UP [Map]
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La Cuenta
Located on Wandsworth Bridge Road, just a stones throw from leafy Parsons Green, La Cuenta brings the best of Spain to south west London. With its vibrant red walls, wooden floors, and authentic Spanish artwork, the restaurant is a smart but laid-back space that is frequently filled with Fulham locals. The extensive menu offers something for everyone, including traditional tapas dishes like patatas bravas, Serrano ham croquettes, and delicious deep-fried courgettes with alioli. These are all great for sharing but if you’re looking for something more substantial, there are Spanish favourites like albondigas (meatballs in a red wine sauce) and seafood paella. The buzzing atmosphere and friendly service will tempt you back to La Cuenta again and again.

Cuisine: Spanish
Location: 146 Wandsworth Bridge Road, Fulham, London, SW6 2UH [Map]
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