I migliori ristoranti di cucina spagnola in Roma

16/10/2025: Great experience, the owner is very kind and prepares food to order. Very friendly and welcoming! It was also very good! Thank you.

12/10/2025: Small hole in the wall with delicious sandwich and nice quiet atmosphere. Also good pricing. Cherry pie was outstanding better than most desserts I’ve had in the city. Highly recommend.

14/09/2025: Good value for money. Very nice place. Very friendly staff, especially the 18-year-old waitress 😊 I'll definitely be back.

08/09/2025: Our visit to Pizzeria El Sangria was unfortunately very chaotic. The place was overcrowded, and the service proved inadequate to handle the number of customers. ​We were at two separate tables, for a total of 14 people. After being seated, we waited over 25 minutes before anyone came to take our order. The situation worsened significantly when we had to wait an hour and 35 minutes for our pizzas and a few other orders. ​Although the pizza wasn't bad (perhaps also due to the long wait, which increased our appetites), the overall experience was profoundly negative. They should stop trying to serve more people than they can actually handle. The maximum number of seats is determined by the capacity of the kitchen/oven, not the size of the room. While the food quality wasn't terrible, the service and wait times make this place unsuitable.

11/10/2025: We were recommended the cocktail and wine bar and it was absolutely fabulous. A beautiful view, overlooking the Spanish Steps. We stopped by late afternoon and ended up there for about 3 or 4 hours. The servers were attentive and friendly. We had 3 cocktails each and a couple glasses of Prosecco. All the cocktails were delicious and had their own twist! Great atmosphere as well.

05/10/2025: Stunning break spot to enjoy a beer or drink over looking the Spanish Steps!

13/06/2025: A dinner? No, an entrance exam to Hogwarts. Booking at this restaurant is a… mystical experience. Far from “Welcome”, here it feels like you have to pass a selection for NASA astronauts with a gala dress code. The fact that there is a mandatory minimum spend of €50 per person (drinks and service excluded, obviously! We are not at a discount store!) already gives you an idea of ​​the mood. But be careful: if one of your friends stands you up at the last minute, you still pay for them too. If you want to cancel, do it by 6:00 pm, because after that you will find yourself offering dinner to the ghost of the absentees. And if you think you will arrive 16 minutes late? No way: call or die socially. There is a landline number to contact (in the middle of 2025!), or a cell phone active only during office hours. A dinner organized with the flexibility of a ministry. But the best is at the end: entry is subject to “careful selection”. Translated: if your loafers don’t shine enough or your shirt has a wrong button, they might kick you out even with a confirmed reservation. All with the grace of a chic 90s disco. Bottom line: if you want to eat relaxed, with real friends, dressed like human beings and not like extras in a Kubrick film… look elsewhere. Here you dine only after having passed the swimsuit test, the Latin test and the blessing of high fashion.

31/05/2025: A place with an elegant atmosphere and excellent service. Despite this, it did not meet expectations, the food was nothing special, the patanegra was good, but the paella was nothing like the Spanish one. The show was nice but not at all engaging. High prices, there is a minimum spend of 50 euros per person excluding drinks and service. Overall, it did not leave me with the desire to return at all.