Art Of Tapas

I had lunch yesterday and returned today before heading to Scotland. The sangria at this restaurant is the best I have ever had in my life, and I am 56 years old. I have been to Spain many times and have tried hundreds of sangrias, but none compare to this one. It is not too sweet, rich, and has a wonderful aftertaste. I also had the seafood paella, which was delicious. The restaurant has a beautiful Spanish decor and a great atmosphere. The service was good as well. I highly recommend this place.

I recently had a fantastic lunch at this restaurant in Pimlico. Having been a local for 7 years, I can confidently recommend this place. After reading some other reviews, I was surprised by the negative comments as my experience was nothing but positive. I enjoyed some serrano ham and an artichoke salad, along with two glasses of delicious red wine (I wanted a bottle but was dining solo), followed by a coffee and sparkling water. The service was excellent, with attentive and friendly staff who were well-presented. The location is perfect, with the sunlight hitting the restaurant directly in the afternoon, creating a beautiful and relaxing atmosphere. It's rare to find a spot in Pimlico where you can enjoy the sun directly, so sun worshippers take note! I plan to visit this place often with my dog and support it as much as I can. I am looking forward to returning with my Spanish friends in London. Overall, a beautiful experience and I can't wait for my next visit. Viva Spain! Enjoy.

I had a delicious cortado coffee in a charming environment. The biscuit tasted fresh and delightful. Although the shop also offers a tapas menu, I felt it was too early at 9:00 AM to indulge in Spanish meats.

I only hope that if this place is busy (which I am sure it will) that they can continue to supply food and service to the level I have experienced at my first visit. I also liked that when I asked for a glass of water, I got a big hot water.

I was wandering through Tachbrook Street on a non market day, so it was pretty empty and I spotted Art of Tapas with its Miro inspired signage. There were only two customers sitting by the counter, so after checking the menu a few times I thought yeah, I 'll give it a try. The place has several arty touches the specially designed kind of perching table outside with glass holders, the really cute hug me cushion, and as an extra bonus (which I am afraid could not be guaranteed on any other visit) one of the customers who was obviously a professional opera singer giving an informal audition to his companion a stunning rendition of ava maria. Off course I wasn 't there for the bonus entertainment, I wanted to try the food. All the arty touches in the world would be not make me want to return to any restaurant. However I will most definitely return to Art of Tapas, the food was very good. I ordered a Spanish Omelette and a dish of Octopus legs, Chorizo and warm white bean salad. The omelette was tasty, light and fluffy, served with what at first seemed to be a bit too much lettuce and mayo. However the lettuce was so fresh, I actually cleaned my plate. The Octopus dish was also good, the beans nice and soft and the Octopus legs were perfect, not in the least bit chewy. I only hope that when this place gets busy, that they can continue to deliver food and service of the level I experienced on my visit. I also liked that when I asked for a glass of tap water, I got a large jug of iced water. They have an excellent BYO Wine policy too, £3.00 for one person, £5.00 for two or free if you add your wine to their Sangria Nice!