La Tasca Flamenca - Bar de Tapas & Restaurant

5 Winnie Felicia Gunawan - 3 months ago

First Spanish restaurant in Munich that I tried and it was spectacular! Food was so good and the presentation was on point! The paella was made to order so everything was fresh from the oven and the rice was soft. My favourite were the ones with bacon. Cheesecake was one of a kind. The other dishes were fantastic as well! Tasted similar (or better) than the ones I tried in Spain. Service was also great. The staffs were very friendly and welcoming. Very pleased to dined here! Definitely recommend this place for the authentic Spanish food and service

4 Camila Hernandez - 4 months ago

The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and the personnel were all really friendly and helpful. The food was good, well presented, and fairly big portions for regular tapas. It was also a bit expensive. All in all, we had a lovely time there and can recommend the place.

5 aurelia wednesday - 2 months ago

5 stars for this restaurant! I always love to order the desserts here. Tapas are always so yummy too with decent price and portions. Don’t forget to make a reservation here!

5 Felicia Gunawan - 2 months ago

Def the best Spanish restaurant in town! Foods are always so so good. Friendly and welcoming service. Drinks are absolutely fabulous too! Def recommend this place!

5 Amoura Xexa - 7 months ago

The Best. Essen war mega lecker. Staff war freundlich.

I love this restaurant so much. Went there twice and always want to back again. Love itttttt

3 Bri - 5 months ago

Great atmosphere but it can be noisy and you need to speak really loud to be heard. The food is good but the tortilla is not really tasty. A little pricey for tapas but overall a good experience.

3 Fernando F. Gallego - 4 months ago

As a Spanish I was rather disappointed to see that no one at the restaurant spoke Spanish. It feels like a Spanish restaurant for tourists. Portions are quite small for the price although the taste is quite good in general. I must say that the tortilla was rather bad, for such an easy dish to make. The croquetas were good but just 3 units, and the bread came in late, while in Spain bread is so important that we usually can't start eating without it. My international friends liked it though so I guess it is acceptable for Munich although I didn't really feel it was any close to the experience of a real Spanish restaurant. I think there are better alternatives in Munich.