Paco Tapas Customer Reviews
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Located in the heart of Bristol’s Wapping Wharf, Paco Tapas is a Michelin-starred Spanish tapas bar that brings the warmth and flavour of Andalusia to the harbourside. This intimate, open-kitchen restaurant delivers bold, rustic dishes with top-quality ingredients and traditional wood-fired cooking. With its stylish, laid-back vibe and bustling energy, it’s a hotspot for food lovers and concert-goers alike.
Just a short stroll from major venues like the Bristol Beacon and the O2 Academy, Paco Tapas is a smart pick for a pre-show meal. The small-plates format means you can tailor your dining pace, whether you're in a rush or looking to linger. The staff are known for their efficient and friendly service, getting you fed and out the door in time for the opening act. The lively ambiance and open-plan kitchen also give the evening a festive, pre-concert buzz.
Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable rave about the authentic flavours, especially the Iberico pork, grilled octopus, and sherry pairings. Diners love the intimate setting and the chance to watch chefs in action. Many say it's a go-to for special nights out, praising the knowledgeable staff and quick turnaround. The wine and sherry selection gets frequent shoutouts too.
With only a handful of tables, Paco Tapas can book up fast — so reservations are highly recommended. It’s also on the pricier side for tapas, so if you're watching your wallet, stick to a couple of standout plates. The bustling open kitchen adds to the atmosphere, but it can get a little noisy during peak hours.
Paco Tapas is a top-tier choice for concert-goers wanting bold Spanish flavours, quick service, and a buzzing vibe just minutes from Bristol’s live music scene.
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