Best Tapas Bars in London

A slinky tapas restaurant in Brixton with basement vibes, glittering candles and bare brick galore, Gremio meets all your foodie needs and then some. The vibes are laid back so you'll be hard pressed to stay for 'only one' as you enjoy small plates, wine and more.

If you're looking for places to eat tapas in London, then El Pirata should be on your radar. Serving up all the classics from light bites and seafood plates to grilled dishes and plenty of wine, this is one to book.

Bringing the stunning flavours of Basque cuisine to the heart of Shoreditch, Sagardi is a truly unique venue. Expect floor-to-ceiling wine coolers, melt-in-the-mouth steak dishes and unique take on classic dishes.

Camino has long established itself as one of the city's most impressive tapas bars in London. Beautifully decorated with raw wood and floor to ceiling windows, the entire venue oozes style and perfectly embodies the vibrant aura that's come to define Spanish culture. 

Spread across two floors, this east London eatery is all about the Spanish flavours. Expect mouthwatering seafood, delicious veggie dishes and a wide range of sharing plates taking you from lunch through to dinner and beyond.

More than just a little delicious, Camino has landed in Shoreditch to bring tapas to ever-hungry East Londoners. The Spanish spot specialises in tapas, from seafood through to homecut jamon, and is perfect for those romantic date nights thanks to its low lighting and charmed atmosphere.

Head to Goodge Street where this tapas bar is bringing you a stunning selection of small plates, served with elegance and panache. From their smoked haddock croquetas, to their unique list of sherries and fine wines, they're one of the best Spanish restaurants in central London. 

Leicester Square Kitchen is an amazing place to pick up delicious Peruvian and Mexican tapas in the city. Not just because their small plates are delicious and their South American cocktail menu is just as, but it's no less than slap bang in the middle of London's iconic square.

Located just off Regent Street, Aqua Nueva is a stunning Spanish restaurant and bar, specialising in tapas. While the space itself draws inspiration from traditional decor, the menu is equally as impressive with its Northern-style small plates that are ideal for sharing. 

Back after an impressive refurb, Sway returns to bring a lovely little selection of tapas dishes to Covent Garden's hungry masses. Split into meat, fish and veggie & cheese sub-sections, get a squad together and order in a variety of these tasty dishes; sharing and companionship is very much part of Sway's core values.

For laid-back dining in a fun and relaxed setting head east to Tapas Revolution's newest (and largest) restaurant at Stratford Westfield. Settle yourself in for a feast of epic proportions with a menu jam-packed with Spanish classics, from patatas bravas to bacalao con piperrada, all washed down with jugs of sangria, of course. 

Soak up Spanish wines and dig into sharing plates from London Bridge to Blackfriars and beyond. Whether you choose to dine alfresco on a sun-soaked terrace or cosy up at a table inside, El Vino won't leave you disappointed.= when it comes to a classic tapas experience.

Traditional tapas dishes such as patatas bravas and Iberico ham croquettes as well not-so-traditional chorizo lollipops can all be picked from at Salvador & Amanda in Covent Garden. The original Salvador & Amanda has been bringing the fiesta spirit of España to London for over ten years now and, rest assured, there's still plenty of good times ahead.