Las Tapas

“Wundervolle Location, super nette Kellner:innen und total leckeres Essen!”

Nova★★★★

A cozy and welcoming restaurant with a pleasant atmosphere that makes it easy to relax and enjoy your time. The service is efficient and well-organized — attentive, clear, and delivered without unnecessary delays. Everything arrives on time, which is always appreciated. As for the food, the overall quality is decent. However, the paella was somewhat underwhelming. Having tried more authentic and refined versions elsewhere, this one lacked balance — particularly between the seafood and vegetables, which didn’t fully complement each other. While it wasn’t bad, it didn’t stand out in terms of de

Remzi Uysal★★★★★

The dishes served at the restaurant are really delicious. I definitely recommend trying the paella. If you’re planning to visit on the weekend, keep in mind that the waiting time can be quite long — you might wait around 30 minutes for a soup and up to 60 minutes for a main course.

Mikko Niemi★★★★★

Located in Düsseldorf’s Old Town on the famous “restaurant street,” Las Tapas sits among several Spanish eateries—but it clearly stands out. From the moment you step inside, it feels as though you’ve been transported straight to Spain. The restaurant is rustically decorated in a warm, inviting style that immediately makes you feel at home. Air-dried hams hang from the ceiling, and the lively hum of conversation fills the space, creating an authentic and cozy atmosphere that encourages you to linger. The service is friendly and efficient, with attentive staff who make the experience smooth and

Nazmi Unar★★★★

Foods were amazing and delicious, a total masterpiece, atmosphere was very authentic. Only service is a bit slow and they can get confused at bi orders.