Casa Puga

“La comida es espectacular.”

Su Ni★★★★★

Casa Puga is one of those places that’s clearly popular the moment you arrive, packed both inside and outside, with a constant buzz of people. But with that popularity comes a bit of chaos. It’s not the kind of place where someone will guide you to a table or check in on you regularly, you really have to fight for a spot and be proactive if you want to get served. We quickly realized that the bar area is mainly for tapas, and if you’re hoping to sit at a table, you’ll need some patience (and a bit of determination) to secure one. It’s all part of the experience, but definitely something to be

Ben Monks★★★★★

A great place for local Tapas and seafood! Really lively energy and we were the only tourists there which is usually a good sign! Food was delicious, only snag was we asked for the half portions and they gave us the full so it ended up being more expensive and filling them planned but still had a great meal and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Em Meier★★★★★

Best tapas on our recent trip to Spain. The boquarones were incredible and the best we've ever had - and we've sampled quite a few across at least two dozen different spots during various trips to Spain! We stood outside at some tiny counters, sans seats, as the inside area/bar was jammed with midday visitors, but it didn't dampen the experience at all.

Anna A★★★★★

Old traditional tapas bar with several Michelin stars over the years. Most favourite with locals as people queue up before it opens daytime and evening. Very busy, very crowded, so get ready to embrace that ambience.