Las Tapas de Rosa

Our recent dinner at "Las Tapas de Rosa" was a pleasant experience with a few notable highlights. We began our meal with the Chistorra and Gambas al Ajillo. The Chistorra was savory and perfectly spiced, while the Gambas al Ajillo was flavorful and perfectly cooked, offering a delightful start to our evening.For the main course, my daughter enjoyed the Grilled Chicken with white rice, which was well-cooked and tender. My wife and I opted for the meat paella for two. The paella was generously portioned, rich in flavor, and filled with various meats that made each bite satisfying.My wife paired her meal with a glass of red sangria, which was refreshing and complemented the food nicely. For dessert, we indulged in the Tarta de Queso, a rich, creamy cheesecake, and a delightful end to our meal.The service, however, left room for improvement. While efficient, the server seemed disconnected and very serious, affecting the overall dining experience. A bit more friendliness and engagement would have enhanced our visit significantly.The ambiance of "Las Tapas de Rosa" was quite lovely. The restaurant was clean, with a somewhat intimate atmosphere, making it a comfortable dining place. Overall, it was a pleasant evening with good food, but the service could benefit from a touch more warmth and hospitality.

The place is very cool, they have a great vibe.Servers were very helpful and friendly, they were fast in the beginning, but after serving, they took very long for the to go I ordered in the beginning and to bring the check, but they are really friendly, do not worry about it!Sangria was just ok.Bread was warm and crispy.Tortilla espanola very good.The croquetes were delicious (bacalao, ham, and cheese).The oxtail was very good.The small fishes with fried eggs on top, was good, the idea is nice, but very oily.

WHAT ON EARTH HAPPENED TO THIS ONCE GREAT SPOT.I will get right to the point!!! The prices at Las Tapas de Rosa have almost tripled in under three years. When they reopened during Covid, a lentil soup was $5 a serving. Today, that same soup is $14. Not to mention all the other outlandish price hikes!! If Rosa is a real person and still around, I don't think she is very happy!NEVER AGAIN!!!!MY PARTY SAT DOWN AND IMMEDIATELY WALKED OUT

One word say it all, WOW! What an absolute and amazing surprise especially from such an unassuming location. You walk in and your in Spain. Then you glance at the wine selection and you're immediately taken by the wonderful variety and selection. Then you proceed to the actual meal and prepare yourself to be transported to a small village outside of Cordoba or Granada because the food is spectacular. What an absolutely wonderful meal. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Great Spanish Tasca style place.Rosa is super friendly!

This restaurant calls for an authentic Spanish restaurant with a mercadito in it. It is divided into three sections, the main entrance, with a selection of products and wine to buy, a second room, where all the fun happens, im guessing...and a third room, a little bit more modern with a bar, they all have very different decorations and vibes, even though they are located inside the same space. When we got there we were sited in the last room, there was no one else there, giving us a sensation of being left inattentive and the feeling of an empty restaurant, it was kind of an unpleasant experience, the other room on the other hand still had a few empty tables left, but we were thrown in there alone lol. They only have two ladies that wait on the tables and do the cashier...least to say service was very very very slow and since they have so many to do they are not the most friendly either. We ordered croquetas, and Entrecot con patatas fritas o verduras a la plancha, the croquetas were good, the Filet came out over cooked, i told the waitress it was almost well done and she argued it was not. This place has potential but for the price they charge there are plenty of other better options than this restaurants.

Riquísimo!!!! Desde el pan hasta el postre para chaparse los dedos!!!Gambas al ajillo favorito! La atención súper amigable!

The best Spanish restaurant in Miami. The only Spanish restaurant where I feel like home. It really tastes like Spain in this place.Check the daily specials. As authentic as it can be.

Always wonder why this place is not always super fullFood is great, service is very good and prices are more than fair. It feels like being invited to the Rosa's home in Spain. Rosa sold some time ago but the new owners kept her spirit.

If you're ready to wait for the best food then go. But service is super slow. We were there for late lunch around 4pm and left past 6pm. But again, food is superb!