Casa Don Carlos

Reviews about Casa Don Carlos

• 3 / 5

  By Jack Chan
  Was one of my favourites however on my most recent visit I found the food average. Same staff which are great and create a unique atmosphere. Tight and​ cosy best describes the setting and tapas here was the best in my opinion for miles around however I have had better tapas in other towns recently which is the reason I no longer regard it as the best tapas. Still happy to visit as it's an old favorite​ and definitely worth a visit.
  June 03, 2017
• 2 / 5

  By Mark Gregory
  Poor quality, outstanding arrogance. Ignore any feedback regarding the quality of food then have arrogance to add service without a mention. If you are male you might as well be invisible to the male waiters who take great pains to focus solely on female clientele.
  It's a small restaurant in a tourist hot spot, they don't expect repeat customers so they will fleece you for what they can get. £91 for 1 bottle of house red and a few tapas! (Including self awarded and undeserved tip)
  When you go put for a meal, you go out for food and for the the experience. Food at best was mediocre, experience left a nasty taste.
  
  Only recommended for those with low standards and deep pockets.
  January 06, 2017
• 5 / 5

  By Amitabh Ghuwalewala
  It's a cozy place with friendly staff, and great service. Wonderful discovery thanx to Google. Food is wonderful and so is the Sangria. Definitely recommend it.
  October 29, 2016
• 5 / 5

  By Claire Slobodian
  Rustic, charming Spanish Tapas tucked in the Lanes. Feels like a family run joint, with old school decor and big portions. Our friendly waiter recommended two plates per person and he was right, we came away stuffed! We had the croquettas, spicy anchovies, garlic prawns and tortilla - all excellent.
  June 20, 2016