Caliente Tapas Bar Gamla Stan

Wonderful little restaurant on the cobbled streets of Stockholm near the palace, food lovely and great little place to enjoy a nice dinner and drinks

Our waitress was lovely. She took her time with us and recommended when we asked her. Service was very good and the mini burger was actually quite filling and very tasty. The churro was delicious. Would definitely come again!

The food was good although it could have been better. Expected more of a wau Spanish tapas. It was good. The service was good too. And the atmosphere was good😊

Avoid if you value your health – raw calamari and food poisoning! I ordered the fried calamari and realized after eating a few pieces that it was completely raw inside as it was opaque instead of the regular white color when fully cooked. Not sure if it was a language barrier or what but when I brought this to the attention of the server, they dismissed my concern, saying "that’s how we always make it." No offer to remake it, no apology, no comping of the dish. Unfortunately, both my brother and I ended up with severe food poisoning later that night right before my flight. I was originally going to let it go, but after this awful experience, I felt obligated to warn others. I strongly recommend avoiding this place if you expect food to be cooked properly and staff to take health and safety seriously.

The waiters were lovely and very kind. The dishes were so good.

Seated in front of restaurant and did not realise there was another section until we saw people walk in. Front section dull and gloomy and back section looked much more inviting. Food ok - came out quickly. Service was good and staff friendly.

Very delicious Tapas, good Sortiment and friendly Service.

Definitely not Spanish. You can’t play Caribbean music in a supposedly Spain-themed restaurant. Not all Hispanic cultures are similar, let alone the same. The food wasn’t bad, but the chuletitas de cordero didn’t look or taste Spanish at all. The pimientos del padrón were good. The portions of some dishes (gambas al ajillo, chuletitas…) were ridiculously small. I know they’re tapas, but in Spain, plates that size are free with your drink, or 2–5€ at most. The dishes meant for sharing that you actually pay for are much bigger. Some items on the menu, like halloumi and quesadillas, have nothing to do with Spain. And really, Spain has plenty of great music. Salsa and bachata are not connected to Spanish culture at all.