Rias Baixas 2

4 Lucas Alvarez B - a month ago

I liked it. Taste and quantity in portions are good. The service was also nice. Important to me was that they all spoke in Spanish (as expected in a spanish restaurant). It was a good touch ;)
This is a good option in Hannover. Recommended

5 Leslie B. - a year ago

Traditional tapas bar with great food and good prices. The staff is extremely friendly. I am definitely coming back !

4 arun kumar - 3 years ago

It's very nice place with variety of sea foods available with drinks. Outside area we can sit. Location is very nice. Fishes are really fresh and somewhat spicy. We can spend some time in the evening.

5 David Frodl - 2 years ago

Simple Spanish tapas place with a huge selection of seafood, fish, vegetables. We were in a group of 10 people and we all loved it. Cannot add any picture because everytime they brought us some plates we all attacked them immediately. Muchas gracias!!!

4 Lucas Antelo - 3 years ago

As a galician I liked the tapas and the draft beer Estrella Galicia. We ordered Pimientos de padron, Pulpo a lo Gallego, Chorizo and Gambas al Ajillo. The tapas are very authentic but lacked the taste I am used to from my family and Galician restaurants such as in La Coruña, Santiago and Carballo to name a few places. In other words, this restaurant can improve on how to prepare and spice up their dishes.

As main entries we ordered, Sepia a la Plancha, Combinado de Pescados and Combinado de Pescados das Rias Baixas. Unfortunately, we were disappointed by these dishes as they lacked flavor and spice, but looked good and were well cooked such that I had no worries concerning the quality of what we ate. The quantity of these dishes were very generous as typical Galicians usually are.

To sum up, we can recommend this place for an authentic Galician experience with generous and good tapas where you can enjoy pretty good Galician draft beer. Like this you can prepare yourself to an awesome experience that awaits you in the Northwestern part of Spain, that will blow your mind. I honestly, can recommend you to go to Galicia, too.

But for the aforementioned dishes unfortunately not. Nor for the hygiene on the table, the chairs or the amenities. This is something you need to get used to in Galicia, as well.

By the way, some pictures posted on google map concerning the dishes: some are not available such as paella, in case you only went there for that, you have to switch to another option. But paella is not a Galician dish, anyway.

5 Ahmed Ragab - 5 years ago

The best Spanish restaurant in town. Very delicious food. Good big portion that is very qualitative. And all that for a very reasonable prices.

5 Sasha E. - 3 years ago

Very good and authentic Spanish food, service in both German and Spanish. The place is run by Galicians, which is also reflected in the menue.