Great service, great food authentic Spanish Tapas. Great service and fair prices. I highly recommend this restaurant for lunch or dinner.

The food was good and well priced. Service was OK but slow. we enjoyed the ambience and it wasn't too loud.

Excellent food!!! You will not be sorry. Everything we had was amazing. Service was spectacular!

First time trying this place and it was incredible!! I highly recommend it if you're in the area. Hands down some of the best food I've had in a while.

First night in York. It was after 7:30. Most places in old York were closed but this was open and busy and Delicious. We shared several small plates and they were all excellent.

I found this place from a local recommendation. I wanted to try something different after having English food all week. This place has very good tapas and Spanish wine. Good service and atmosphere. I liked it a lot.

We had never had tapas before, but the staff here was fantastic, guiding us and offering useful recommendations all the while. I won't list everything we tried, but my favorites were queso de cabra (soft, warm goat cheese with a divine cloud in a crisp shell) and gambas al ajillo (prawns in garlic oil served with pillowy focaccia). Our b&b had a deal with Ambiente that earned us a free bottle of Tio Pepe sherry, which was good, rather like white wine. But I had never had quality sherry before and was left curious for more. Emma, our server, pointed me towards their No. 7 sherry flight since I asked about sweet sherry. WOW. This blew my mind. I loved all three, but I really must find Pedro Ximenez must find back home in America. Many thanks to Ambiente for making our first tapas experience so grand!

I really enjoyed the variety and number of vegetarian options. The portions were a good size. I got the lunch special which is only valid on weekdays. It's three dishes for 10.45 GBP. It was very filling. I got the vegetable paella, patatas bravas and black bean fritter. The paella didn't have as much spice as the ones that I've had in Spain but it was delicious. This is a great place to catch up with a friend or even a date night. Only complaint is that service was a little slow.

After spending the weekend for a Vintage festival we decided to grab some dinner before hitting the train. A few places I knew had closed so after settling on tapas this was one of first to pop up. It's about 17minutes from​ the train station. When we entered on the Sunday it was quite busy. We were greeted swiftly and asked to wait 5 minutes at a barrel shaped table before being seated. This place was huge! With tables that looked like they had been rustically cut up by a tree surgeon, several entire slivers of polished trunk and benches lay in rows for large groups where smaller tables were dotted around the windows. Taking a window seat we were asked what we would like to drink immediately. Caught off guard I chose the recommended gin and my friend a ginger and whiskey. The waiter promised that if the ginger was not fiery enough we could have it for free! The menu contained the usual tapas food, croquettes, prawns, octopus, salads, meats, other fish, bread and oil and paella. The waiter recommended 3 plates each which cost between £5-7. We decided on the cheese and ham croquettes, octopus and potatoes, spicy halibut in batter, pork belly, prawns in garlic, potatoes bravas, and fried chicken. Everything came out at a good pace and every dish was well presented and tasty especially with a glass of red wine! The best dish had to be the pork belly the weakest the halibut..it lacked seasoning. The best value for money was the octopus. Overall the service was good, lovely ambiance, reasonably priced and good food!