Barrica - Menu

great food, friendly staff. large selection of very tasty foods, staff were very friendly and efficient, and price was very reasonable! recommended!

really nice place to order las patatas bravas and the lenses! they were amazing! The huh is also good, but the veggie tapas stole the show. also the helpers are quite generous! we finished the order, provided the parts were tiny.

It was a scene straight from Revenge of the Nerds . A Rather Unusual Chinaman and I entered Barrica for an impromptu I 'm tipsy, starving and need to soak up those cocktails emergency feed on Friday night. We walked in, stepped 2 paces and turned to eac

Absolutely love the croquettas and albondigas, went there with a bunch of Spanish foodies and they loved it! Wine list is great too and all excellent value for money much so than the other better known tapas places in soho, if you like dehesa, salt yard, fini etc you'll love this place and you can get a seat, for now at least!

We ordered only four plates of tapas plus a dessert to share between two and that was actually filling. I would say, it was just right. It is surprising because I am a big eater so it must have been the bread that filled me up. Otherwise, this will not happen in a million years, judging by the portion of the food, even for tapas standard.

Best tapas in London. Great wines, great service. The croquettas are just lovely, amazing pork fillet. Order anything, you'll be very happy. Better than Barrafina, a little cheaper and with the skill of an Albion wines buyer defining the list, a more rounded perfect spanish eating experience you won't find outside of Madrid. I've been here many times just wanted to keep it to myself for a little while).

my very favorite tapas in the city, in the lively foodie area around charlotte st. first discovered by a friend birthday dinner a few years ago this was my top destination every time tapas hungers kick in. an impressive list of Spanish weeping offers great pairings for each dish on the menu, including a larger than average selection of weeping and sherries on the glass. During one of my visits I was “happy” to get the in ten wildly hot padron peppers. the trenches ran into my face for about 15 minutes uncontrollable, but the incident was like the point above the i of the entire experience.

A to while away an afternoon here.... Fitzrovia has become Baby Barcelona of late. You genuinely could construct a half decent tapas crawl...Barrica may lack some of the glamour and column inches of Fino, Saltyard et al but I really liked it. Dark, bistro like room. Unusual specials (sand eels anyone? and nto afraid to play with offal, STUNNING wine and sherry list, which is no surprise as the owner is/was a wine importer. Went for the not-100%-acorn-fed jamon which was lovely, nutty, beautifully sliced. Chargrilled squid, veal cheeks which had been stewed in sherry and were lovely and melty (though could have been cut a bit better, far too much fat remaining , salt cod fritters, a lovely sh...

Mackerel and apple (9/10) What is on offer: Spanish tapas in casual surroundings in the culinary dense area of Charlotte street. Don’t expect fancy interpretations of classical dishes, but rather less common rulal Spanish tapas as part of an every changing menu. It should be no surprise that a visit to Barrica will satisfy your taste buds; afterall, the same owners run the impeccable Copita in Soho. Total bill: £80 The food rating: 8.5/10 The service rating: 8.5/10 The overall rating: 8.5/10 (The overall rating is based on personal taste, opinion of the ambiance and price) Mackerel and apple (9/10) Mackerel and apple (9/10) Mackerel and apple (9/10) Spinach (8/10) Duck breast on fried bread...