Eatapas

Loved this place! Tuesdays and Wednesdays 50% off paellas. The prices are excellent for Tapas and the food is very fresh. The live show excellent as well! There’s free parking and the Hidden bar is just amazing!

Isabel!! She was fantastic along with our meal...we tried many different tapas dishes along with some cocktails 🍸. First time but will definitely be back. Live music was amazing.

Eatapas has a lively and energetic vibe, so if you’re looking for a fun atmosphere, it’s a good pick. But if you’re going for the food, I wouldn’t recommend it. While the presentation was nice, unfortunately both my wife and I ended up with food poisoning the next day. The vibe was fun, but we definitely won’t be coming back

Had a fabulous date here! I asked him for good Spanish food and he delivered!! There was live entertainment, the hostess went above the call of duty. She was immensely pleasant. The appetizers were scrumptious. We had the chicken empanadas, cod fish croquettes and ham croquettes. Delicious! I opted for the lamb chops and he had the ox tail and both dishes were simply amazing. Great presentation, prompt service, quality food. I also had an expresso martini which was mouth watering. This place also has a hidden bar. If you find the door 🚪, they may just let you enter, 🤪

Had the best date night here last night! Beautiful atmosphere, fun live music, tasty drinks and even better sea food. Vini was our server and service was excellent, all his recs were great. Will definitely be back soon!

A spontaneous and splendid celebration of Spanish cuisine and culture. We entered a pleasant room with low-lights and a romantic Mediterranean ambience. We were in search of authentic Marisco Paella; thanks to hubby and Eatapas, which offers a true gastronomical gala, the search was over. We discovered the best seafood paella this side of España. To begin our culinary travels, we devoured the Boquerones en Vinagre (Vinaigrette marinated anchovies) and the Pulpo al Ajillo (Spanish octopus sauteed in a garlic brandy sauce). The table side service and presentation of our paella was superb. The sweet finale was an imported Tarta de Santiago con Helado (Spanish almond cake served with ice cream). All these flavors and aromas took me back to my Barcelona life. Mr. Hospitality, Vinni, provided a warm welcome, exceptional personal attention throughout and ensured we had everything we needed and wanted. What more could one ask for— except knowing that next time we visit (for dinner), we will enjoy phenomenal flamenco music and dance.

This restaurant is a gem. The atmosphere was so vibrant and lively. The food was amazing. The patatas bravas were crispy, perfectly spiced and that aioli? Heavenly!!! Paella was so delicious and the sangria is a must.

This place deserves a 10/10 rating. I have visited it twice, and both experiences have been fantastic, from the delicious food to the delightful entertainment. During the week I have been told they have a great Happy Hour Menu and great half-off deals. P.S. They have a charming hidden speakeasy, and the bartender was so nice by crafting some delightful mocktails.

My husband and I had date night on Friday. The ambiance was great. They had live music and a flamenco dancer. Our server Isabell, was very pleasant. She went over the menu and suggested some plates. We had a few appetizers, the ham croquettes, , the gambas al ajillo and the Spanish omelette. My husband had a Spanish beer which our server suggested and I had a lychee martini which was really good. For dinner we chose the seafood paella which was served table side and it was delicious. The one thing we really didn't care for was dessert. We had the arroz con leche and it was just sweet soupy rice basically. After dinner, we checked out the speakeasy and were pleasantly surprised. We loved the vibe and the drinks were delicious. My husband had the secret treasure and I had an espresso martini, so yummy! Would definitely recommend and we will come back.

Was brought to Eatapas on a date and it was amazing! The atmosphere is lively and the people are welcoming. There is a melting pot of ethnicities enjoying the live music and entertainment. The service was remarkable. From offering up suggestions to painting a picture of what the dish entailed, our waitress was fantastic. There wasn't anything I could complain about. The food was absolutely mouth watering. I had the lamp chops and my date had the ox tails. We started out with chicken empanadas, cod fish croquettes and ham croquettes. Deeeelicious! Then we wandered into the "secret room". You pull open a door which look like a bookcase and you'll find yourself in another world! They have an underground bar. It's a complete vibe! Lounge chairs, leather sofas, the works! If you haven't been here, hurry up and try it!

We were in the area about a month ago and are tapas enthusiasts. We had high hopes for this place but were astoundingly disappointed. The food was passable at best. A couple behind us got the paella and they complained the whole time at how much they were served at such an outrageous price. We were glad we didn't select it. Do not get the sangria. That was a colossal waste of money, and it was more like grape juice than sangria. The shrimp were very small and overcooked (literally chewy!) as was the pork belly. The olives were mushy and the olive oil they use is subpar. Sorry folks, but this one is a hard pass.

Very vibrant atmosphere with live music themed to the Spanish cuisine. Very crowded and very loud, but did not seem to bother anybody. Service was good but they bring food to the table as it is ready o you find yourself with food but you table companions do not, so good manner require you to wait. Awkward. Drinks. A+* good drinks. Food, not sure if I am just not educated on Spanish food but fairly bland. Might be true to form.

Eatapas in Fort Lauderdale had a great tapas & cocktail menu, with some live music. We started with a tabla de embutidos ibericos e quesos españoles which was gorgeous & so tasty. Following that we got gambas al ajillo, pollo al ajillo, pimientos de piquillo rellenos, albondigas a la madrilleña, & empanada de ternera. We enjoyed every last bite.

Delicious food, attentive waitress, and live guitar music made for a wonderful evening.

We had a great server. Enjoyed 1/2 price of a sangria pitcher and enjoyed the food and music very much. Things to note: valet parking only so bring cash to tip. Visit the hidden speakeasy for an awesome drink.

The moment you walk in you think you walked into a restaurant in Spain! Happy Hour is perfect with a variety of appetizers & a selection of drinks. You will enjoy a live flamenco show with music. Service no complaints ever because the staff are friendly and attentive. You want delicious paella this is the place! Don't leave without visiting their speakeasy bar !

This place has so much potential, but unfortunately, my experience was so poor that I won't be returning or recommending it to others. We came to Eatapas for my mother's birthday dinner, hoping to celebrate with family and friends, but from booking to paying the bill, it was one frustration after another. It started with the booking process. When I first called about hosting a large party, the hostess very rudely told me to "just check online." The problem? The party package information isn't actually online--it has to be emailed to you. After I finally received the details and chose a package, I was told someone would call me back to confirm, but no one ever did. I only found out the day before the event that a deposit was required, even though I had been reaching out for weeks trying to finalize everything. The day of the event, we got a call about seating. The hostess offered us an L-shaped table or two separate tables but never mentioned that choosing the L-shape meant we wouldn't be able to see the live performers. This was a huge disappointment since the entertainment was one of the main reasons we booked here in the first place. As for the food--several guests complained that the chicken in the paella was dry, and the arroz con leche had the consistency of a soupy milk dessert. The food also came out very slowly between plates. While I understand serving a large party can take time, the delays were noticeable. The final straw came when it was time to pay. We were charged for 30 guests even though we had about 25. When questioned, the server explained that the kitchen made food for 30 people, so we had to pay for it--even though those guests never showed. That's not something customers should be penalized for, especially when the error was on their side. To make matters worse, no manager ever came by our table, not even when it was time to settle the bill. Overall, the lack of communication, poor service, disappointing food, and mishandling of the bill made what should have been a special night incredibly frustrating. Eatapas has potential, but until they seriously improve their customer service and organization, I can't recommend this restaurant.

After coming here a year ago, I finally write a review. Enriique , a 5 Star Bartender. Friendly, fun, s Mixology Master. The chef. Don't let the "Tapas" fool you. The Best Salmon ever. We are foodies. Let set in. Their menu , that chef is Magnificent!!! Hamburger, check. Linguine, with clams, OMG. A hidden gem.

I recently made my first visit to Eat Tapas in Fort Lauderdale. Really fun experience with great food and service. Two of us shared 4 tapas plates, which were: Pulpo al aljilo - Spanish octopus sauteed in a garlic brandy sauce with crushed red pepper flakes. Garbanzo with Chistorra - Chick peas with Spanish sausage Rabo de Toro a la Sevillana - Ox tail stew served with crispy potatoes. Jamon ibérico - World's most prestigious ham, from acorn fed free range pigs And then we shared one large plate, the Paella de marisco - (Tuesday is 50% off!) - Rice, calamari, shrimp, scallops, mussels and clams. For dessert, we had the Coulant de Queso con Miel y Helado - Cheese soufflé with honey and ice cream. We washed it all down with a pitcher of sangria, all the while enjoying some live entertainment care of a man playing popular songs on flamenco guitar along with a female dancer. They were a great duo. Total tab before tip was around $125. And if all that wasn't enough, we ended the night with a cocktail inside the hidden speakeasy, which you enter by opening a secret door disguised as a pantry (video included). Definitely check this place out if you haven't been!

Your experience will range from a 3-5. First time for me was a five, this last time I went it was a 3. The food was average and felt extremely overpriced. One of the tapas was barely edible. Being from Spain, the tortilla is very important and very simple. But when it's watery inside you know they're rushing to make them. I get it, it's busy, but I'd rather wait five more minutes than not enjoy the meal. Two glasses of sangria is the same price as the pitcher, which would have been nice to know from the waitress. The bus boys came by every two minutes trying to take our plates when there was still food on half of them. Overall, didn't enjoy it as much as the first time. The "flamenco" show is also just a guitar player doing covers of American songs and a woman dancing next to him. I wouldn't say that's "flamenco".

What can I say that hasn't been said? Personally , we went on a random Wednesday when paellas are half off and I recommend it to everyone. Tuesdays and Wednesdays to be exact. There is a 5 for 35 tapas menu everyday and it is so worth it. We tried the cod and ham croquettes and they were spectacular, give me 20 of them right now. We also tried the gazpacho and it was amazing for the hot days we are having in south florida. Had the potatoes and the seafood paella. This was the most flavorful paella I've ever had which is odd because reading the previous reviews made me nervous. It was full of fresh sea food and I kept me full the whole day. I also noticed their croquetas where homemade ! Which is a huge plus. There are many Spanish restaurants that don't authentically make their own food and serve you per-packaged food, Eatapas is not that place. You can feel safe here and the ambiance is very relaxing. I highly recommend to come on Tuesdays or Wednesdays for lunch since they don't get too packed or at all.

We loved the food, service and the ambiance! We had the mariscos paella for two, olives and crab cakes which were all really good. For drinks my partner had the old fashioned which was smoked to perfection and I had their spicy drink, which was delicious but not spicy at all. The live music/flamenco dancer were amazing and super entertaining. We loved the restaurant and will definitely be back.

A cute restaurant with live music and speakeasy bar in the back. Usually, when restaurants have entertainment, it is hard to hear each other talking. However, that was not an issue here even though we were seated right in front of the musicians. Service was great and the food came out very quickly. Patatas Bravas - We were a little afraid to get this because we ordered the same dish at another restaurant and the sauce was an unappetizing chipotle sauce. However, Eatapas' spicy tomato sauce and aioli was WONDERFUL. This dish was gone within minutes. 8/10 Berenjenas Con Miel - I have been thinking about this dish since I had it. Thinly fried eggplant with honey is now on my "to try to recreate" list. I could eat this every single day as a snack. 10/10 Rabo De Toro A La Sevillana - Ox tail stew served with potatoes was perfectly seasoned. The ox tail practically fell off the bone and was just overall super delicious. 10/10 Croquetas De Jamon - Crispy, but not my favorite. 7/10 Empanada De Pollo - Looks dry, but flavorful. 7/10 Croquetas De Bacalao - No. absolutely not. These cod fish croquettes did not taste like fish and the consistency was mushy. I definitely would not order again. No one at my table could finish this. 0/10 Calamares Fritos con Salsa Aioli: Perfectly crispy! 9/10 Gambas Al Ajillo: This garlic shrimp was SO good. I usually am not impressed with shrimp dishes, but this was wonderful. It was simple, yet filled with flavor. 10/10 Pan Con Tumaca: We finished this and ordered another -- needless to say, it is enjoyable. 9/10 Vegetarian Paella: I usually do not like chickpeas or paella, but I devoured this. One of these dishes was able to serve 5 people. 8/10 Coulant de Queso con Miel y Helado: This was less of a soufflé and more like melted cheese with milk. 0/10. I would not order again. Tarta de Santiago con Helado: Almond cake that is not overly sweet! 7/10 Crema Catalana: We ordered this crème brûlée because we really did not enjoy the cheese soufflé. This made up for that dish 10x over. 8/10 Charcuterie: Loved it.

Eatapas is a welcoming from the moment you walk in. The passion behind every plate is undeniable, from the perfectly cooked mixed paella (the rice was spot-on, which is no small feat) to the standouts on the tapas menu like the Manchego croquettes, patatas bravas, and tender veal meatballs. Dessert was the perfect finale with churros con chocolate were just the right balance of comfort Eatapas delivers that rare combination of heart, hospitality, and high culinary standards.

This was an overall really great experience! The live music was really nice, but keep in mind. It's gonna be pretty loud. Patatas bravas were really flavorful, but I felt like it would've been helpful for the waitress to tell us that these are pretty high in spice level. The octopus was so good and had crispy garlic. We ended up going to the speakeasy that's hidden behind the restaurant and it was overall really nice but we did wait. About 30 minutes for this overpriced shrimp cocktail that was about $30. $30 for four pieces of shrimp, the wait time was so long for us They ended up comping the bill, thankfully.

The restaurant was uncomfortably cold, so bring a sweater. For being a tapas place, the tapas were only okay, the paella was better. The charcuterie board did not come with any bread, and the meatballs were not good-.I did not like the sauce. The eggplants chips were overly breaded and did not have enough eggplant. Overall, the best thing was the paella. There is a speakeasy bar hidden in the back, which is pretty cool.

This was our 2nd time enjoying Eatapas. 1st time was before we went to Spain, this 2nd time was after we came back from Spain so we had a better idea of what we were ordering. Our waiter was so cool and kind. We got the sangria, empanada de bacalao, patata bravas (core dish in Spain!), oxtail stew, gambas al ajillo (garlic shrimp), vegetable of the day medley. We had a 6:45pm reservation made on OpenTable, and did the complimentary valet parking. Even the valet service was awesome and I followed the text link and let them know I'm ready for the car, and the car came back real fast. Eatapas rules and we'll be back again! Gracias!

So disappointed in the service last night for our table of 20 people. Celebrating my daughter's graduation was such a milestone. But to have our servers constantly get our orders confused, serving the wrong meal to the wrong person, waiting forever for the check, charging us for things we did not order, and having to wave servers down for everything, it was extremely unsettling and annoying. Can't say anything bad about the food and live entertainment, because it's always amazing. But the service needs to be improved, especially for large tables. I don't think we'll return for late dinners, especially with large groups, but will stick with their happy hours which are always timely. One more thing, please please please stop with the valet parking ... it is such a small parking lot and having to valet when you are a few feet from your car is really silly.

My friends and I all studied abroad in Spain so we were so excited to try this spot! We loved the tapas and it took us right back! We had a reservation and got seated right away in the back so I hope next time we can sit where the live music is. Our waitress was friendly and everything came out sooo quickly. We want to come again for the happy hour! So delicious!

Spanish tapas place north of Coral Ridge Mall that's unbelievably good, with great service to boot 5 star food: I've always liked the whole idea of tapas, ordering small plates until you feel full. Some of the tapas dishes here were unbelievably good. 5 star service: friendly and helpful from the front feast to the servers. Even the man busing tables was friendly and funny 5 star ambience: easy parking outside, and inside it's a moody Madrid backstreet vibe. Sometimes weekends there is also live entertainment

Visited Eatapas last night for a birthday celebration. The restaurant was full and lively with great live entertainment. Our server Vinny was courteous and very friendly. We ordered a few apps for the table. An eggplant crisp with honey dipping sauce, codfish croquettes and garlic shrimp. Everything came out fairly fast and was delicious. For drinks I had a passion fruit spritzer and it was delicious. For dinner we all split the paella del chef. It was a good portion and it was very delicious! We all enjoyed it. We wanted to sing happy birthday to our friend and Vinny suggested a dessert and we accepted. The almond torte came with ice cream, and the entertainment helped us sing happy birthday. However we were disappointed to find we were charged $5 for the candle? I have never seen a restaurant charge for that. It was the principle of it that was disappointing. The food was great, service as well. Be aware of prices. Dinner for 4 was about $100 a head. For what we had we all thought it was pricey. I would go back for a special occasion, but next time I'll bring my own candle. Lol

I've been passing by this restaurant for some time and went for a family member's birthday. We were a party of 6 in total, and they quickly seated us upon arrival. Our waiter was very attentive and explained a lot of the menu items we had questions about. We had a few small plates to share, like the huevos rotos con jamón which also had some potatoes on the bottom. It wouldn't be a Spanish meal without patatas bravas, which were perfectly crispy and the perfect amount of spice. The pan con tumaca and jamón iberico were both very light but had great flavor. Lastly, we shared a paella a la piedra, which they portion out and serve tableside. This paella had some sea stones that were used to flavor everything better. It included crab meat, shrimp, and scallops. While the bill came a bit high, it was a worthwhile meal and factored out fine between 6 people.

This restaurant is so awesome!!! I am such a sucker for live music and the musician and dancer were fantastic!! Also, veggie paella is my favorite food on the planet and this one was soooo good!!! Our waitress was also incredibly kind and helpful. Came here with my husband for a date night and we enjoyed every moment. I can't wait to come back!!

Great food, ambiance, and a very cool secret........We were fortunate enough to have visited Spain this past fall. We absolutely fell in love with Barcelona. We quickly adapted to the tapas culture. Instead of one big meal, you have a nice glass of vino and share tapas (small plates, appetizers.) Eatapas is unassuming from the front view but boasts happy hour from 11:30am to 6pm(!) We love a great happy hour. We showed up at around 5:30, sat at the bar, and made our choices of tapas and drinks. There is a super happy hour deal of 5 tapas for $35. We ordered the croquetas de bacalao (potato and saltfish croquettes) which were super tasty without being salty and came with a smear of a delicious, garlicy sauce; patatas bravas (crispy potatoes with spicy tomato sauce aioli) which were yummy; Berenjena con miel (fried eggplant with honey) which where sort of eggplant crisps with a savory honey to dip in - super tasty and unique; Estofado de ternera a al cordobesa (veal stew with potatoes) which were perfect cubes of tender veal in a lovely gravy - comfort perfection! And, Zorza gallega (pork loin bites with paprika and white wine) - stewed pork bites in an elegant sauce - a delight! Hubby had a cosmo and I had a glass of white wine. We received friendly, welcoming, attentive, and fun service from Renee at the bar; he was wonderful! As we enjoyed the absolutely delicious, authentic tapas experience, with great service and live music/entertainment (a talented guitar player and beautiful flamenco dancer.) To top off a perfect visit, we headed into another space - which was wonderful. Hint: It is Hidden -- you will need to find it. :-) Highly recommended.

Wow, this place is so unique and fun! As soon as you walk in you're transported outside of Fort Lauderdale, it reminds me of a restaurant you'd find in Miami. We made a last minute reservation on Friday night and were seated as soon as we arrived at ~8:30 pm. FYI, there's pretty much a mandatory Valet, parking lot is extremely small, so if you're not cool with valet you probably need to park at an adjacent lot. The food was ... chef's kiss -- perfect! We stuck to tapas and were so stuffed! There was also a show going on that night which was pretty cool. Can't wait to come back with family and friends!

Amazing place and delicious place to eat tapas!! 10/10! We had Cristian as our server and he did not disappoint. Really friendly and on top of things. My boyfriend and I shared 8 tapas with 4 drinks 1 beer and total was 89! amazing amazing food. Boquerones, croquetas, and the calamari is a MUST on the happy hour menu. Gambas al ajillo were also great, you have to pair it with the garlic. The garlic for me was better than the shrimp lol (i love garlic) Picanterita margarita is the way to go! it's pretty spicy but you can ask for more mango puree to tone it down. Overall a great experience. Live music starts playing at 6 and creates a very nice ambiance. Heading to the speakeasy after is also great! Great date spot very intimate too. Will be coming here again!

Good food and lively atmosphere, I can definitely understand why this place was booming on a Friday night. I was shocked that a place that seems so small inside a little strip plaza had so much to offer. You walk in, and the restaurant keeps going and even features a speak easy in the back! My husband is Spanish, so he REALLY enjoyed his boquerones en vinagre, pulpo al ajillo, and the croquetas de jamon that we shared. I really enjoyed the empanada de Pollo and the croquetas that were on special that evening. The croquetas were bursting with iberico cheese. The empanadas were freshly baked. Everything was delicious and the service was very friendly. Our meal was capped off by live music and flamenco dancers.

The restaurant has a nice clean feeling, the service was not so good. We went first to the speakeasy which is very cozy but the bartender needs to learn how to make drinks. We went back to the restaurant to order food, which was ok. At the restaurant, the service started with a hostess telling us that they do not have servers ( why is this my problem?) and then the waitress telling us that is not convenient to order the food immediately because she wants to push drinks. The flamenco show is not a flamenco show. It is a guitar player with a dancer next to it.... But there nothing Flamenco about it ( maybe the fan).

I'm copying my wifes review..sorry loyal Fans....just this once :) but adding a picture! Had a 7:30 reservation on a Saturday night. Husband and I arrived at 7:34 and was greeted by hostess who stated that they had no available seats in the restaurant area (30 minute wait), but that we could sit at a high top in the bar area. Hubby and I don't usually mind sitting at high tops, but I would have preferred a regular table. As I looked over at the entrance, I saw that other parties of two entering and who were then seated in the main dining area that supposedly had no available tables-- That annoyed me. We felt like we were quarantined on a deserted island at first, but then the tables in the bar area started to fill in. Our waitress came over immediately after my husband sat (he was dealing with valet parking) and we asked to see a wine list, which was on the back of the menu. However, it took her what seemed like forever to return to us. When she finally returned, we ordered two glasses of red (Tempranillo and another kind that we had never had before), both very good, as well as patatas bravas and bread with tomato. Presentation was nice. The potatoes were delicious and a very nice portion, but could have been hotter. The bread and tomato was tasty as well, but on the skimpy side for the price-- Should have had one extra piece or contained 4 larger pieces of bread IMO. We then ordered the octopus with olive oil and garlic, which too was tasty, but we were expecting chunks of octopus, not slices, so it was hard to tell if we were scooping up octopus or garlic. All in all, the restaurant's decor and vibe were great and the food was good. Would return if ever in town again and was in the mood for tapas.

Authentically serving some delicious variations of Spanish cuisines , there was live flamenco and guitar music being played. The dim lighting serves to fuel the ambience my parents share is found in Spain. The service was exquisite , our Santiago was helpful, friendly and attentive to our first time visit. Their happy hour specials are only served at the bar / high top areas so catch a good seat while you can! Loved the live music played and watching the dancer dance in the flamenco attire. Was delighted to meet Tony, who has kept the authentic and beautiful aesthetic to the location with a friendly and cheerful crew. Really loved the ambiance and the detail to detail on each flavor and offered tapa styled serving. We enjoyed different drinks from red Cabernet wine, a champagne passion fruit , two margarita one was spicy and the other was mango mule. Loved the experience and the unique variations of Spanish foods we have tried before . Excellent treat Tony! Thanks so much Santiago for your attention and care of my Mom's birthday dinner!

The food is very good here but sometimes the quality is hit or miss on different options. Our options on the second visit were all very tasty. The veal meatballs were juicy and tender. The braised oxtail stew was also very good. The papas bravas were decent. The garlic octopus was delicious and would've made a great bread dip but unfortunately, our server never brought us any bread like the other tables received. The bacalhau croquettes were my favorite. Nicely breaded and not super salty. The seafood paella was a bit too seasoned and felt undercooked. All our dishes came out and then we waited 30 minutes with nothing. No server no paella. When we finally found our server, it seemed he forgot all about our main dish. Finally we got our last item but it seemed rushed and some of the seafood pieces were not fully cooked and chewy. He also charged us 4 people portion when we specifically asked for 2 people only. Very disappointed in the server but luckily the food was good enough to hold our interest.

Brought my ladies group here for lunch. The tapas were so delicious that I didn't get to take any pics of the food! The servers were excellent & patient with us & explained everything to us. This restaurant is beautiful inside. As if you are in Spain! There are great happy hour deals as well as a Flamenco shows some evenings. Definitely a great place for celebrations or just to come & enjoy a meal.

We are here before and after visiting the hidden speakeasy. Great food. The croquetas melted in your mouth, delish. The paella was tasty. Staff were friendly and attentive.

Likely won't come Again. They posted to come for Father's Day and the posted included happy hour but upon arrival, they said no happy hour bc of Father's Day. So that contradicts what they posted. Fine. But they need more vegan friendly options. They have vegetarian options but only bread and olives for vegans. Slow slow service. My partner loved his two tapas though so that's good. Free valet parking for Father's Day.

This place is great. The music, the flamenco and the food. Oh and did I mention the speak easy, secret bar? We were there on a Friday night and it was packed! Make reservations! If you can get there early happy hour is until 6 and they have 5 tapas for $30 and $8 martinis. We didn't make that time though. We had red sangria and it was delicious. We started with garbanzo with chorizo, bread with tomato ( amazing!) and the charcuterie, which was scrumptious. We then ordered a meat paella and a mixed seafood paella. There were 14 The 4 of us were one group and we ate a plate of the paella and there were leftovers. Shout out to our sweet waitress. She was so sweet and patient! I recommend you to try this place!! Valet is free and so is the show.

Love their happy hour. It goes from 3 to 6 and the tapas are great. The service is a pleasurable experience.

You can smell the food from outside and it's even better once it reaches your plate. I really like the atmosphere here, a little dark, but once your eyes adjust it's very classic. The live performance was very entertaining. And the staff was quick, helpful and inviting.

We loved this place. Great ambience and great service. First we data table but moved to the bar because we wanted a quieter spot. Our bartender was super. He recommended good food. He was busy but made sure he was checking on everyone. The White sangria was really good. We ordered : Patatas bravas $10 (GF/DF) Crispy potatoes with spicy tomato sauce and aioli marisco / seafood $24 per person (gf/df) rice, calamari, shrimp, scallops, mussels and clams * minimum for two people They have slots specials every day and live music. We would come back for sure!! They also have a speakeasy in the back ! I haven't try it yet but I will for sure and hopefully soon!

Came in here for the first time for a pre Mother's Day date and I was really happy with the choice. The service was outstanding and I loved the live entertainment. Perfect for date night or a special occasion. The do have complementary valet since the parking is challenging. For starter or tapas we had the veal empanadas which were fried perfectly and were really well seasoned. We also had the octopus al ajillo which came boiling hot super tasty and tender. For main we had the seafood paella for 2 which was also super tasty and plenty of. For dessert we have the crema catalana which was smooth and creamy. Softer than a flan closer to a crème brûlée. Overall I really enjoyed everything and I would come back.

A fun place to enjoy a good variety of Spanish tapas that are served up very quickly. I would recommend ordering a few varieties at a time or they will all come out at once. There is normally a guitarist playing enjoyable music as well as flamenco dancers on the weekends for added entertainment. If you want to have conversations it's better to sit in the bar area vs in front of the stage as it gets quite loud. The tapas are meant to be shared to be able to sample a few options. We've been here several times and the selections we consistently enjoyed are the lamb meatballs, shrimp, steak empanadas, mussels & potatas bravas and drink either sangria or Albariño to accompany it.

Amazing night. We celebrated my daughter sweet 15. Great food and live flamingo dancing

I think the waiter forgot he had a table of three waiting. Service was not very good Appetizers, paella and dessert not very good either Paella was too wet and not tasty and rice pudding was like soup Will not go back

The food is amazing. Monica provides incredible service and makes the experience memorable. If you love Spanish tapas this is a must. It is truly an experience.

Having tickets to a see a play nearby, we reserved dinner here thinking a couple bites of tapas would tide us over nicely. Imagine our surprise when what we thought was going to be a simple snack turned out to one of the best meals we've had in a long time! We were greeted and seated immediately, the hostess and server were both friendly and warm, seeming genuinely happy to have us there. Point! We started with water and a cocktail, which were all excellent! Then came the food, and oh my god was it good... - Warm crusty bread accompanied by olive oil and balsamic vinegar. - Iberico ham sliced super thin. So yum! - Octopus in garlic. - Ham croquettes. Best I've ever had. - Pulpy tomatoes on crusty bread. - Fried eggplant strips. All amazing. All presented beautifully. All well worth the price. Truly an amazing meal all around, and we will definitely keep this place at the top of the list for future visits down south.

Waoo , it was my first time at Eatapas and I left so happy and satisfied. The ambiance is amazing, it is like you took a little trip to Spain. Food is delicious, not overpriced and great quality. Our server was amazing and super nice . Definitely one of my favorites restaurant from now on. Will be back soon :)

Went here for a date night and this decor is beautiful. Feels like you're in a Spanish town. They have a hidden speak easy that is very classy and cool. The food was amazing. We had the seafood paella which was amazing. The appetizers were quick, delicious and tasty. The service was attentive and the live music was awesome. 10/10 recommend for a romantic date night.

The food was delicious, from valet to the host and our server went above and beyond for our party and insured our family member's needs were met. The food and live music were flawless!