Tapas Brindisa, Shoreditch

Some of the food was good, some was mediocre. Table smelt a bit musty, possibly because of the large bunch of dried chills above it.

I made a reservation through the open table and I came in restaurant and it was closed no one told us that it was closed and we lost just time travel

friendly and attentive staff as well as amazing eating and drinking. the atmosphere was beautiful and relaxed for a Friday night and all the staff were super friendly

after extensive renovations Spanish restaurant group, brindisa kitchens, has revived its shoreditch restaurant, tramontana, as tapas brindisa. I was at the start party last night. I was impressed by the new excavations (loved the massive marble bar) and couldn't have enough of eating in the offer. the slides with the morcilla mixed with the mince were irresistible delicious. the paella was perhaps the best I ever tried (for real.)

probably was the best right eating in shoreditch. quiet sunday, great place for a well-equipped eating and a warm service that I found abundant in most neighborhood hotspots. delicious food (although I am biased, as I love the Spanish eating, the chorizo, but especially the croquetas made the meal. I was very pleasantly surprised by the bill and also I found the experience very reasonable for a delicious eating and being a cocktail. is definitely recommended.

Probably the best proper meal I've had in Shoreditch. Quiet sunday, great place for a well paced meal and warm service, which I haven't found plentiful in most of the neighbourhood hotspots. delicious food (though I am biased as I do love Spanish food) the chorizo, but especially the croquetas made the meal. I was /very/ pleasantly surprised by the bill as well I found the experience to be very reasonable for a lot of delicious food and a cocktail. Will definitely recommend.

I think I might have stunned the best sangria in london. (until I'm proved differently, this will be my official statement. but they are very welcome to prove me wrong at any time, I have a lot of time just opened for Sangria sample! . a friend of mine had visited and was more than a bit in Spanish eating as she was just back from a work trip to sunny Spanish. So where to go to brindisa, one of the top players londons in terms of Spanish eating? a real bet if they are looking for an excellent tapas!

I really enjoyed my evening overall, the staff was friendly especially my waiter Johan, I don't always eat tapas but I do like to have it now and again. The food overall was nice but the prawns for me had the most flavour and of course the chorizo, the squid ink rice really surprised me as I didn't expect it to be that nice! I was a little annoyed as I believe the changed the rule that you have to pre order paella on the day we attended so it was snit unfair as I was looking forward to it. They should of told guests BUT as I said overall it was a lovely evening and the food was enjoyable, thank you.

brindisa in borough market is one of my favorite restaurants in the whole city nay, the world when I lived in london bridge, I went so often we were on first name with the personal, had the usual favorites and always a good table, fast. I love this place, so when I heard about a special lunch menu in the sister industry, tramontana in shoreditch, I knew I had to try it. the calçotada is an annual Spanish festival, which celebrates kalotten, which are essentially great earlylings onions, by catalunya in the northeast spaniens. the set menu is served on Saturday and Sunday in the mornings in the february and the fairytale if calcots are best. the limes are boiled on a fire until the sharply br...