Best Spanish Restaurants in Covent Garden

Condesa, both the name of a bohemian chic district in Mexico City and the Spanish word for the countess, is an intimate tapas bar in Covent Garden, London, fusing flavors taking inspiration from across Spain and Mexico.

Barrafina Drury Lane offers modern Spanish tapas in Covent Garden’s theatreland. The restaurant has an open kitchen, a beautiful marble-topped bar where guests can sit and watch the chefs at work, and stylish red leather stools. The a la carte menus comprise authentic regional dishes from around Spain and there is also a daily changing specials menu unique to each restaurant. The succinct wine list features the finest Spanish sherries, Cavas, and wines.

Barrafina on Adelaide Street is situated close to Covent Garden Trafalgar Square and the Embankment. The restaurant has a lower ground floor space that can be booked for private dining and events. The lower ground floor has beautiful curved walls high ceilings a private bar & an open plan kitchen. Tucked into the alcoved walls are sherry & wine cellars for exploring with an aperitif. It is an ideal space for private or business lunches & dinners drinks & pintxos receptions as well as meetings press events

With a refreshed look and feel, Opera Tavern is a buzzy and inviting tapas bar and restaurant in the heart of Covent Garden's theatre land. Downstairs, striking graphic prints by the likes of Ben Eine compliment the stylish bar, counter seating and communal table, with a warm and atmospheric first floor dining space above. The perfect place to enjoy tapas in London, the Opera Tavern will transport you straight to the bustling bars and restaurants of Spain and Italy. Opera Tavern is a beautiful two-storey bar and restaurant inspired by the cuisine of Spain and Italy.