Little Taperia

Seriously good Spanish food. The menu is extensive without being overwhelming, with traditional tapas favourites alongside some quite left field options. There is a great range across meat, fish and vegetarian options. Service was attentive without being overbearing, the plates were changed as we finished without prompting. Great wine list and superb cocktails too. We went for it a bit and spent £215 including s/c but with a little less indulgence you could easily have a meal for two for £100.

One of our family best Spanish restaurants!! Would be better book for table always. All kind of dish are great and excellent 👍 It’s bit noisy and dark, good for drinking and tapas. octopus and black ink paella 🥘 is the best. All the staff are kind and helpful! We will definitely back again.💕

A lovely little place right on tooting high street offering traditional tapas style small dishes but in a restaurant/bar setting. Service as friendly and efficient. Location was quiet at lunchtime on a Friday.

A lovely little restaurant! The food was delicious and the staff were friendly and accommodating. The place has a very cosy homely feel! Can’t wait to come back.

Food was delicious and the service was good and relatively fast. Unfortunately we had a table in a pathway in the back part of the restaurant which was not a particularly nice place to sit. The front of the restaurant would probably be a more pleasant experience.

Nice evening coffee with the lads is differet at this pub. Calm and quiet on a Sunday evening, nice outdoor seating area on the high street, prices are reasonable with good foamy coffee

A very unpretentious shop front conceals a laberinth of interconnected rooms each with their own atmosphere. At the front is the bustling bar that links through into an equally bustling open gallery kitchen with guests perched at the kitchen counter eating and watching the chefs activities. Carry on through and you end up in a more quite and cosy dinning room. It has an authentic tapas bar atmosphere and the menu does not disappoint. All the favourites are there and every dish we chose was tasty. The prices are a bit higher than expected and the only criticism we had of the whole experience was the inadequacy of the table size. But that may have been more to do with the amount of dishes we ordered. We were there on Valentines day and in spite of how busy they were we were fed and watered well and left happy and satisfied

I discovered this little restaurant and this was a very nice surprise. The food is good (octopus is my favourite) and everything works. Will definitely come back.

Nice business,nice food. Ordered the Patatas Bravas and aubergine with tomato and manchego. Yum

This was some of the best tapas I've had in a long time! A surprising find, the tiny restaurant has 2 little tables outside and we were lucky to find one of them free on such a hot day. We were immediately greeted by a (much needed) cold bottle of tap water and a couple of glasses while we perused the menu. We chose a couple of drinks (espresso martini for me, sherry for Paul) and ordered a few items to nibble on - padron peppers, molecular scotch eggs and piquillo pepper chutney, and some croquetas. The food arrived quickly, and looked beautiful! Every mouthful was delicious and full of flavour. The croquetas were rich, with a thick, silky bechamel filling and plenty of Jamon. The scotch eggs were soft and moist, with perfect quail egg yolks. The padron peppers had a lovely sprinkling of crunchy sea salt, and no mythical "hot" pepper! All in all, a delightful little find with really good prices for London, such a shame it's not closer to home!

I'm giving an extra star here because the staff was very friendly, it's a nice setting and they allowed me to get takeaway even though "technically" it's not done. I got only 2 veg tapas as the prices seem a bit high for me otherwise. I got the Catalan spinach with chickpeas and the escalivada. The spinach was sadly extremely oily and that's about the only flavor I picked up. The escalivada mixture was delicious: I detected aubergine and tomato amongst the sautéed veg and the rich garlicky flavour stood out. The sourdough though was just too bland.

The Little Taperia opened a few weeks ago and is a sister-venture to Tooting's popular The Little Bar. It's cute and cosy inside and the decor is cool and chic. Lots of tasty tapas to choose from at really reasonable prices. The drinks menu is especially exciting, featuring Spanish wines, cava, sherry and cocktails. This is definitely going to become a favourite with the locals!