
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1413 Chestnut St, Chattanooga, TN 37402
Phone: (423) 654-3816
Website: http://amadatapas.com/
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Reviews
The food is delicately prepared with fresh ingredients and an attention to culinary detail with each dish offering a varied flavour.
Service impeccable and the two chaps waiting on our table had a close attention to detail, excellent knowledge of the menu and the area. ️
I would note again that this is a small plates restaurant – it is a dining experience and each dish should be ordered to enjoy and explore the flavours.
The size of the plates are perfectly substantial when the dishes are spread out. Again, enjoy and relax!
Recommend the meatballs, beet hummus and the tirimasu! Patatas bravas a natural must, as well as the tahini seared cauliflower.
Thank you guys
Our server (our main one I believe was named Laura although several others brought items as well), was wonderful and attentive and had a good understanding of the menu and ingredients. Had we not already been familiar with the tapas concept she would have gladly explained and offered suggestions.
I ordered a cocktail (forgive me I can’t recall which one) but it was well mixed and I thoroughly enjoyed it. We had perused the menu in advance and I already had a good idea of what we wanted to order so we placed four smaller plate orders and one larger one and it was definitely plenty for both of us. The food presentation was phenomenal and the endive was something I would expect to find on a menu in Atlanta or Washington DC. It had a unique flavor profile that pleasantly surprised me. The Patatas, stuffed mushrooms, and charcuterie board were fresh and the flavors were expertly combined. The paella was my husband’s favorite thing and came out steaming hot with large pieces of meat.
We thoroughly enjoyed our food, drinks, the vibe and the service! We will be back very soon!
*We parked in the stadium parking area as it was more economical than other paid parking closer. Our walk was less than a block but saved us about $15. Didn’t bother us or our experience here in any way but worth mentioning.
Server was super nice keeping the tapas coming at regular intervals. We visited on my husband’s work trip with the kids. No kids menu but they were satisfied with the tapas as well. They like unique flavors and trying new too.
We also got a crab cake I forgot to photo delicious however it was ONE single crab cake for $24. Even if it were two or three smaller cakes like the meatballs were it would have been easier for the table to share.
Unique ambience with eclectic table ware in a variety of colors and design set the mood. I enjoyed the low back seating to relax in.
Owner, Amanda, was there and spoke with many guests or seated them. Although she didn’t make it to our table, perfectly fine, our server was great and well knowledgeable. Overall, try it. Flavors are on point.
The food is exquisite. You have to try the eggplant. It doesn’t matter if you don’t like other eggplant dishes, this one is unique and delicious. Our group likes seafood and Amada has great seafood. The octopus is justifiably well known and delicious. The seafood paella was wonderful and apart from having an overdone socarrat (the browned rice in the pan bottom) it was just wonderful; we heartily recommend it.
They have an expansive, quality drink menu that makes it a perfect place for a complete meal or a quick drink with a couple of tapas. Personally, I’m not sure how I would do with just a tapas or two because I don’t think I could choose just one or two!