
Escape to A Taste of Spain, your passport to authentic Spanish cuisine right here in Philadelphia. We bring the vibrant flavors and rich culinary traditions of Spain to your table, offering a delightful dining experience. Indulge in our delicious dishes, crafted with passion and the finest ingredients. Now featuring a wide selection of non-alcoholic beers and wines, there’s something for everyone to savor. Discover the warmth and hospitality of Spain at A Taste of Spain.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 104 S 21st St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (267) 216-4900
Website: http://www.atasteofspain.us/
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Reviews
We stopped by for some lunch tapas and got the platter with Iberico ham, manchego, and olives. The ham was rich and salty and the olives were great, and there’s a reason why the combo is so widely appreciated. The manchego was decent but I’m pretty sure it’s the exact same manchego that I can get from Trader Joe’s so it wasn’t especially exciting. Speaking of Trader Joe’s, the baguette with fresh tomato was simple but enjoyable and again I am fairly certain they used Trader Joe’s baguettes as well. Not a bad thing, but just a case of “I think I could have had this at home”.
I also got the octopus over potatoes which was really interesting and a new combination for me. I really wasn’t expecting soft slices of potato to so effectively pair with the paprika and salt on the slices of octopus but it worked very well. It was straightforward but pleasant, like everything else. I do hate to bring this up again, but I am pretty dang sure that the octopus use is the tinned Matiz brand octopus that I can buy down the street… it all is good it just doesn’t have the same effect maybe. We couldn’t leave without getting a slice of Basque cheesecake which was excellent and a personal favorite dessert.
How much you enjoy this spot will probably depend on your attitude and expectations. If you are laid back, in no rush, and want to enjoy some simple tapas with friends while you enjoy a nice light bottle of wine (it’s BYO!), this will be a great spot (and it will remind you of Spanish dining culture). If you are expecting fast service, complex or new main courses, you might be disappointed. But we had a pleasant experience.
Starting with the croquettes they are fried, creamy, and savory, a total delight.
The hot chocolate was thick, rich, and super chocolatey.
Onto the main meals, both had good flavor but were served barely warm. They were served very quickly so I’m guessing they were precooked and just kept warm. This was disappointing for both of us and a huge miss.
We finished with the arroz con leche (rice pudding)which was cinnamon with a hint of lemon, absolutely delicious.
We will definitely be back, but hoping they work the kinks out.
I am from Spain and it’s frustrating going to the other “Spanish” restaurants that are super-expensive and serve food that is nothing like the food in Spain. Finally, a Spanish restaurant that serves authentic Spanish food. It’s small and cute. The service was great and they even have a small shop where they sell some of their delicious food. The owner is right there preparing the food and it shows. We had the boquerones, which they marinate in the house and were great, the tortilla, which was amazing, the Ham croquettes. Everything was amazing, but the Basque cheese cake might be the best dessert in town.
The food was absolutely delicious! Every dish was prepared with fresh ingredients and presented beautifully. The portion sizes were perfect, and the flavors were well-balanced.
Additionally, the service was impeccable—our server LAURA made sure we had everything we needed.The pricing was fair for the quality of the food and experience. I will definitely be returning soon. If you’re looking for a fantastic dining experience, Taste of Spain is the place to go!