Andalucia Tapas Restaurant in City of London

Excellent, great tapas and great service, a little pricey though.

Nice tapas spot for a pre-theatre meal, best to book

Food was really bad, me and my friend ordered croquetas with Jamon. No jamon inside, only pieces of pork fat. I asked to the waiter explaination showing her the food and she sent us the chef who came to explain us how he makes them and he brought with him a croqueta in which you could clearly see jamon. I mean, instead of tell me your recipe and bring a "proper" jamon croqueta just to show that there was jamon (in his but not in what they served us)he could actually bring us some more properly made. But It is clear there was no customer care at all. After that we got the paella, we actually paid 18£ to eat an extremely overcooked rice with a very little amount of fish whivh was not fresh and a small amount of veggies probably from a ca. Very disappointed.super over

Just average spanish food.Nice staff - clean - good service but really nothing very authentic.We tried a variety of tapas: patatas brava (they were exceptionally boring); eggplant (it was rather Italian); tortilla and shrimp in garlic - pretty good for me, my friend who’s wife is Spanish, thought it terrible. And no bread, even when we asked.The wine was okay and the place was toasty warm!

Lovely place, very quiet and the food was excellent! You really don't need to order too much, it's very filling

Really good food for reasonable prices. Feels very authentic. The staff is so nice!

Our second visit to Andalucia was every bit as enjoyable as our first. I would thoroughly recommend the prawns with garlic, the pulpo (which melted in your mouth), the chicken with chorizo. Feb 2020.In 2018, We visited on a Friday evening, pre Book of Mormon(at the Prince of Wales Theatre). The restaurant was extremely handy to the Theatre (on Coventry Street). Staff were friendly, food (tapas) was very good, and well priced, seating(downstairs) was comfortable. We were finished within an hour. I would imagine it could be a very busy place. Bookings recommended.

The best part of this restaurant is the good value. The food is a good portion and there's no attempt at trying to fill the plate with cheap bits to cut down on the things like meat. It's a great location and the set menu has a good number of options. The place is not too loud, has a nice enough feel for an easy meal last minute, and has the impression of either being there a long time while the world went by, or is a new place that's still figuring itself out but focussing on competitive price as a priority, and the respectively bland(or natural if you prefer) flavours of the food corresponds to this accurately, it's not a Michelin star but then it doesn't have to be to still be pleased. I liked the staff, though they did get my order wrong (lingual issue I think) and the speed of courses was fast which is great when catching a play or in a rush. Overall I had three courses in under an hour to get to a play next door, it was a good location randomly come upon amongst asian or expensive restaurants everywhere and would like to return, not expecting a grandiose flavour explosion, but a quick, healthy, simple and well priced meal in a relaxing place.

What a gem so close to Leicester Square. Authentic Spanish food served by Spanish staff. The meat platter is delicious and octopus is lovely. Good for a pre-theatre drink/dinner. Highly recommended compared to the run of the mill franchise restaurant found everywhere else in town these days.

Came here for the first time last night as it's near my office and wasn't disappointed! The Spanish tortilla was brilliant, we finished the aubergine dish in mere minutes as it was so delicious and the staff were friendly. Will definitely be back (especially as there were so many excellent vegetarian options) – I am confused as to why this lovely little eatery doesn't have a better rating already!