El Pirata Of Mayfair

We had a lovely meal here. It was packed which was great just after Christmas and we experienced a first class service from the friendly staff and the food was excellent. It was a very reasonable price considering the location and we will definitely be retuning.

After a long-haul flight, we arrived at this restaurant which was conveniently located next to our hotel. The manager seemed displeased with our arrival and did not make an effort to seat us, instead trying to persuade us to leave. We were willing to wait, but the manager was not accommodating. However, a cheerful and friendly female staff member assured us that a table would be available in just ten minutes. True to her word, we were seated promptly, much to the manager's dismay. The portions were small and the food was average, with prices on the higher side for what was served. Despite being grateful for a nearby dining option after our journey, we do not plan to return to this restaurant.

We had a lovely lunch. Great food and excellent service! The sea bass and broccoli was perfectly cooked. See you soon! Thanks!

Walked past many times but not poped but it always looked popular. Early Saturday evening walked in and could only eat at bar as fully booked. Tapas was very good and the service can recommend Brocolini salad, Gambas pil-pil, Berenjena and Pinchos. Will return and definitely book to make sure we can get in...

We went to El Pirata on a busy Friday evening after reading positive reviews. Unfortunately, our experience did not live up to the hype. The tapas was decent but nothing exceptional; I have had much better in Spain and London. The portion sizes were small for the price. The atmosphere was lively but the dim lighting made it difficult to read the menu without using a phone flashlight. The service was efficient but lacking in customer empathy. The total bill for two people, including drinks and six tapas, came to £90. While Mayfair prices are expected to be high, this meal did not offer good value for the money.