The best Spanish restaurants Midi-Pyrénées

Parquet, arabesques, mirrors, lighting lights, wrought iron tables and chairs, low tables and seats on the mezzanine. Al Andalus impresses with its flamenco atmosphere and the tiled tiles of its facade. Less than two black paintings on both sides of the door, indicating the sweet names of "tapas tapas" (homemade tapas), sangria and "Femsa Cruzcampo" (beer in Seville)… Despite this authentic atmosphere that promises a lot of warmth and conviviality, the reception is quite remote, service at the counter does not help. We saw places as cramped as where the waiters were in the table without a confusing bell bell to announce that it was ready- Concerts take place on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening, but at the Spanish time: before 21 p. m. (and this is early), you will hear only infancy and other guitar agreements. The quality of the tapas and the proposed consumption is rather good, but this brand-new address would only improve!

As soon as it opened, La Plancha signed a small revolution in the world of catering and nightlife. A wine and cocktail bar, this establishment also wanted to be resolutely attached to a quality cuisine, from the terroir to the Basque tendencies... but also to the celebration. The challenge has been met and the ultra-contemporary setting makes it one of the favourite addresses of the Tarbais. Success requires, before taking place in this atypical hangar, a hybrid of bodega with an indus spirit, think about reserving! It goes without saying that the tapas menu almost rivals that of the daring or traditional menus, there is something for everyone. Our favorite goes to blue-veined chipirons, creamy duck breast with peppers, squid flakes. The Southwest is here! Beef is the star with a 800 gram royal piece to share or a beautiful 300 gram rib steak, a quality found in burgers with bakery bread and caramelized onion stew. An original menu that reinvents itself over the seasons without ever losing its character: a must.

At La Cueva, we bring you the best of Spain, with paella and tapas, as well as delicious daily specials that often lean towards the sea. Couteau or calamari a la plancha, scallops, lobster, aioli, often in the Andalusian style, but mainly with a Mediterranean bent. Enjoy your meal on the terrace - a unique setting at the foot of the ancient fortress walls - or sit comfortably indoors in the air-conditioned dining room on a sunny day. Flamenco concerts and festive evenings are held from time to time.