Goya Pimlico - Menu

Service was great. There is seating at the bar, outside and downstairs. Food takes about 30 mins, but that's because the kitchen is small, but the food is worth the wait. This place is a great local find. We went back twice.

The octopus tasted like it had been cooked earlier, then stored in the fridge until they stuck it in the microwave before serving. The staff was very friendly. The ambiance is nice. The caramel custard dessert was excellent.

Visited with my friend for dinner. All food were so delicious I feel like I’m in Spain. We sat outside table, the mood were good people were happy and enjoyed their food. I really want to come back to try other menu for sure!

Lovely intimate space with warm, down-to-earth family-run service. We only stopped for a light bite but got tempted by the dessert menu. Delicious! Also the beautiful blooming Mimosa Tree right outside was a pleasant surprise, native to Australia, where I am usually based.

What a treat this place is. The quirky unassuming interior is the unexpected home of some of the best grilled sardine and octopus I have tried in London. Great simple ingredients, brilliantly cooked. Not too expensive either. Would go again, and would get two portions rather than one.

Lovely little London gem. Really fancied some authentic tapas (nothing hideously fancy or frozen) and stumbled across this place after a Google search. Recommend the whitebait and chicken croquettes....and anything with garlic! Was all fabulous and brilliant staff too. Will be returning as soon as I can!

Superb! Popped in with a mate and had Tapas selection Sangria. Great choice of dishes though I feel the Tapas is best as you get lots of different taste and texture experiences for your money. Delicious and less than £100 in total so very reasonably priced by London standards. Staff were friendly and attentive without being too fussy. Definitely a place I'd recommend.

The service was exceptional and the atmosphere intimate and small, but it just lacked because of the food. The food was underwhelming, felt like it lacked flavour, salt and love. I was waiting for something exceptional after reading the reviews and looking at all the wonderful pictures. It really didn’t live up to what reviewers had mentioned. If anything it was like they reheated old food and served it to us.

Although london is considered a very lively city, there were several paintings that I was looking for a place to din on a Sunday night. many restaurants are either completely closed or only open for lunch. it was before two weeks when my man and I were enjoying at 21:30 a.m. after an amazing flamenco show in the sadlers wells theatre. we knew it was a long shot, but went on google maps and just looked for tapas. Almost all restaurants that came up were either long closed or close every minute. And then we discovered a place called goya in pimlico area that had not only opened until 11:30 clock, but also on the way to home!