Jessica Jones

"This stylish restaurant on the beautiful Plaza de la Paja is a great option if you’re looking for a creative take on tapas in La Latina. The menu turns several different world cuisines into tapas. There are also more Spanish-style tapas, like croquettes and fried squid, but always served in an unusual way."

Léa Surugue

"Head to La Musa for a nice glass of red from the Rioja and the house’s selection of tapas including a creamy aubergine puree, a crunchy potato filled with meat, Japanese empanadillas and an innovative version of the Spanish croquetas."

Hg2

"Selected tapas and salads, all of which are perfect for sharing over a noisy evening with friends."

Simon Baskett

"Great salads, imaginatively presented tapas and an excellent wine list."

Sarah Rogers

"This eatery is especially strong on creative salads, tapas and its signature bomba, a deep-fried tennis ball of spicy meat or vegetables."

Emily Millett

"Not only is the place achingly hip, but the tapas are little plates of gastronomic perfection, bombarding the palate with new and delicious flavors."

Talal Musa

"For the best tapas in the city, head to La Musa Latina, which is about a 15-minute walk from the Gran Via. For 30 euros (£26.60), you’ll be treated to a three-course tapas feast. It’s so beautifully presented you won’t want to stick a fork in."