Soul Kitchen

Great atmosphere. Cozy and warm to chill with glass of whiskey and talk with friends. And great food to completetge night. We had pulled beef burbon and chichen burger with fried noodles and hummus, which was creative. The chicken could be better but everything else was fantastic. Super nice and friendly staff.

Very good restaurant to have a meal, I would definitely recommend! The waiter David was very friendly and helpful to assist with the food order.

We got lunch here, experience was average. We ordered octopus, a salad, pasta, and chuleton. The octopus tasted nice, but was extremely charred near the bottom, and the tip was just charcoal. The pasta had nearly no salt, and tasted okay. The salad and chuleton tasted really nice though. We then ordered a cheesecake for desert, which was extremely small. 2 wine glasses were also ordered. This cost a total of €90, which I find to be too high for our meal. Service was fine, the waiters were helpful and friendly. Overall, the place was not too bad, but not a place that I would return to.

Very nice stop in this city in our way to Madrid! We falafel burger was very delicious - although very messy to eat, but maybe that’s just me. Waitress was super friendly taking care of our baby and dog. Recommend!!

Arrive late Sunday for the fixed menu al dia. Delicious chilled melon and mint soup starter (never had that before but wow!). Tried two very tasty mains (beef stew and fish salad) and great desserts. Plus glass of wine. Even liked the crockery. Toilet really clean. Waiter was helpful and pleasant. Very happy with experience.

My husband and I had a great time at Soul Kitchen. Sara went above and beyond to meet our needs, and answered all our questions about the menu. We found delicious vegan options. Would definitely recommend.

This restaurant offers a fusion of traditional and innovative Spanish cuisine, featuring a predominantly old-fashioned, wood-toned bar décor, outdoor seating, and two levels of interior seating. The staff are friendly and welcoming, and the menu is available in both English and Spanish. I've visited this restaurant several times, and this time we tried "Nachos, los del Soul", "Croquetas soul", and "Chuletón de Avileña". The dishes were all up to standard and served in generous portions. However, the Croquetas were a little bland and unimpressive, and the Charcoal Roast of the Chuletón was slightly overdone, making the skin taste a bit bitter. With drinks, we paid around 57 EUR in total. This is a great place to try when visiting Ávila if you're looking for a traditional local dish or if you're a steak lover. The prices and portion sizes are definitely affordable, and reservations are recommended as the restaurant is always full. I will likely return to Ávila the next time I bring a different friend to visit.

Really good bar/restaurant hidden in the back streets. Well worth finding for the visitor. Many locals use it too, so that says a lot about the quality of the food. Outside seating is in a lane beside the bar. Excellent food for vegans and vegetarians, and everyone else. We had 3 tasty meals here during our stay. We kept coming back! Friendly multi lingual staff. Great all round.

Friendly service and terrific food in a lovely space near the city walls. Small but welcoming

Sweet little spot for lunch with quiet outdoor seating and an interesting menu. Potstickers and ravioli were particularly delish. Great presentation as well. I speak little (read "zero") Spanish and they were patient and helpful.

This is a nice option for a meal in Avila center. A great location, tasteful tapas and pleasant environment. Seating is both inside and outside. The place is frequented in the peak hours and fills quickly during those. Outside peak hours, the menu is very limited, though, but that is often the case in other places. People working in the place seem to like doing what they do although they seem somewhat detached from the international visitors.

One of the best places I ate in Avila. Since I was here for 4 days and eating out for every meal, I ate here at least once per day. I tried a lot of other places too, but this is only one of 2 places that I have returned to. It has great atmosphere, music, and food. Definitely the hipster place in town, and a great option if, like me, you've been traveling Spain for a while and find yourself a bit tired of jamón.

Great food, great place and very friendly atmosphere. It's a restaurant with a very trendy and alternative style but accommodating all kind of people: from tourists to young families to locals - everybody's here. The food are classic dishes in the modern interpretation. Everything we tried whether it was a burger or salad or dessert was great.

We were struggling to find good vegetarian food in Avila and this place was amazing. Almost everything on the menu is meatless or can be made that way. The owner was there and super friendly, she gave us a great run down of the menu.

We enjoyed the fixed menu lunch, which featured a shrimp salad and cod with concentrated apple sauce & a cherry tomato. Both first and second courses were delicious. They handled our gluten-free needs, and sorted it out despite our simple Spanish (and use of a preprinted card). A little hard to find, but worth the effort!

It's great food at just price ... Modern and traditional join forces to bring the avilana chuleta, tarta de queso y cafés ao siglo 21 ... Great

Looking for a late dinner on a cold night. Found Soul Kitchen on Yelp & thought we'd give it a try. It's easy to find - right off the main square. Cozy bar downstairs - larger room with plenty of tables upstairs. Had wine, beer, & tapas - hummus, vegetables in a jar, & nachos with guacamole, cheese, & meat. Lots of other good stuff on the menu. Owners speak English & we had a great conversation. It's a casual foodie gem located in a walled city.

Food was very good. I'm a cute store front and the menu has a variety of options. Great for kids as well. Service was a bit slow but food came out in large portions.

Had lunch where while in Avila for a multi-day visit. The location is very nice, just of the Mercado Chico. The folks in the restaurant were fantastic, even remembering that one of the folks with us had visited here once before. They were super helpful with the menu. The potatoes with cheese were delicious. The potatoes were crisp even with the cheese. I had a burger which was served with a delightful Spanish flair and flavor. Even though we arrived fairly early, actually a bit before the lunch time in Avila starts, the still served us. There was also live music and many folks sang along! It was a threat time!