Camino Blackfriars - Carta

I'm impressed. next level tapas ... prompt and delightful service ... delicious weine. the black rice with inkfish, inkfish and aioli is a game changer.

amazing restaurant, perfect eating and smooth drinks. what I loved about it was from the beaten away and not touristy. come here and recommend it to everyone.

great creation and unique collection of tapas. I tried to find ibores here for the first time. it was lovely. would recommend to go for one of the fixed menus seems like a large amount. Ver carta

Camino Blackfriars is the newest out of the now four Camino restaurants in London, offering great priced Spanish Tapas. The best way to enjoy Camino’s comprehensive menu is to order a selection of their Tapas dishes and just share, that way you can be a bit more adventurous.

Camino Blackfriars is the latest instalment in the city, with the soft opening offering off the food bill we couldn’t resist. Hidden behind the backstreet of Blackfriars and Harry’s pizzeria as their neighbour, it is a perfect spot some quiet lunch/dinner. Heading out with the work colleagues at lunch, pre-booking a table.

I'm here twice. both of them were great. creative dishes, fresh ingredients and cooked for perfection. the noise was not a problem at both visits. the bar is loud and lively, but if you want to eat, you can go to the restaurant area separated from the bar area by a brick wall. her flesh is amazing. service attentive and knowledgeable, especially about Spanish sherries. Ver carta

although it is a chain, camino is one of the best london tapas restaurants and good value for money. the workers are always friendly, many of them are Spanish and knowledgeable about the food dishes I have tried: oktopus with saffron potatoes, white bean stew with chorizo, cadry and chistorra stew, trout with kartoffel and speck, cheese board, chicken liver pate, almond tart dishes I would recommend: all dishes are great but the top of the table is great. the cheese plates are always great.

love this place! camino is located in a street that runs between the caledonian road and kings x road. it is in a rebuilt warehouse style building, with freestanding brickwork and wood floors and there is a reasonable outside space for the summer. it is a great meeting point and very practical around kings x if they are between draws or just want to hang there and read the time on Sunday afternoon. good choice of wein and beer, nice snack, Nibbly food and reasonable coffee. I really like it and have all the others I took here.

great restaurant really enjoyed it we were adult. I tried the tomato cheese salad, chorizo, ham croquetas, patras brava as stater than had more ham croquetas they were really nice some funky kartoffels with a fried egg, some chorizo, type of bark boiled medium rare, black pudding and chickenskewers. I can't really blame the place where the food or service is. I loved the Spanish music in the background was surprised that it was not very busy. when entering the bar area has a safety ball and they have some decks on the side, which makes me think that Friday night the place is packed Ver carta