La Esperanza Restaurant Tapas Bar
Berlin
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random last minute decision to eat here while exploring berlin mitte. seafood tapas were fresh and hot, especially the fried squid. service was relaxed though our drinks arrived after the food came out. 🍷
Amazing Spanish restaurant in Berlin! The food was absolutely delicious, with every dish full of flavor and perfectly prepared. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making us feel very welcome throughout. Combined with the fine ambience, it was a wonderful experience. I would definitely visit again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for authentic Spanish food in Berlin.
Really cosy and welcoming place with delicious seafood tapas. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, perfect for a casual evening out. The food was fresh and full of flavour, and everything we tried was well prepared. You should definitely try the sangria, it was one of the highlights. The owner was very friendly and helpful, which made the experience even better. Service felt personal and genuine. Overall, a great spot if you enjoy seafood and small plates. I will definitely come again.
This was the second tapas place we went to while in Berlin, despite some of the bad reviews we thought we would give it a go. Mixed review, on entering the waiter asked if we had a booking, we did not, he took us to sit in the back area! After ordering some cocktails-, which we had to point to in the drinks menu as he wasnt sure! We looked through the tapes menu. The waiter had given us a sheet that had the list of tapas in the menu that we could tick off. Unfortunately these didn't correspond with the menu. We then just wrote the numbers of the dishes in the menu. On ordering it transpired that the numbers in the menu didn't correspond with his portable gadget. So we had to tell him whilst going through the menu. On paying the bill, for some reason they couldn't split the bill. Unfortunately we didn't leave a tip like we have done in other places as I didn't feel there was any level of customer service. The place was full on leaving, the food tasted ok, some dishes better than others, the dishes came out all at once and the cocktails were great.
The Spanish cuisine seldom disappoints me, La Esperanza is no exception. To have a meaningful benchmarking on the standard, I typical order the similar dishes to be “apple-to-apple” comparison. The list include the Tapas : Bake/Fried Sardin, Pulpo Octopus, Fried Baby Squid/calamari, while for main course I typically go for Seafood Paella. For my first visit La Esperanza, I gave 5 stars to all the 3 attributes. The fragrance of fried baby squid alone is mouthwatering, just perfect mix of salt & spices, tasted so crunchy. While the Seafood Paella, probably one of the best seafood Paella I tasted before. Few points worth mentioning why I said it has been the best Paella I tasted so far in Deutsch land: Moist level & rice texture were just perfect, generous portion of shrimps, scallops. All these ingredients apparently blend well under the magic touch of the chef. Worth second visit… but make sure make reservations before hand !!!
