Casa Armas Tapas Bar Y Restaurante

Valerie Abby

4.0

Casa Amas Dining places is definitely among the oldest Spanish eating place in Manila. I believe the original place continues to be better in high quality and flavor but Makati still Okay if you don't compare

Sahil

5.0

We visited Casa Armas for the light dinner, the meals was delicious plus they have big servings best for sharing. I'll definitely get back to this place.

Pooja Punjabi Kamra

4.0

Food is great eg starters and paella. But enviroment is certainly going down the drain. CR might use an urgent enhance. They try to serve and definitely that one is much much better compared to the one in malate. Simply find it very costly comparing itwith other dining places or hotels. Won't go again because the location is detoriating no initiatives for an update is visible.

Magnumer Vincent

4.0

Came here for supper with friends after getting recommended as a location for authentic Spanish cafe with fine collection of Spanish wines. No problem finding as cab stopped correct smack before it!. Great setting with an excellent selection spread which range from tapas tomain to dessert. Employees were polite & friendly & were helpful in assisting to choose a good wine ... to my liking. Got a few usual meals that integrated gambas & paella & therefore forth ... but most of all, ... your wine was good!. Mid-range restaurant with many or even all the items affordable. A great choice for family, company dinners or simply a group of entertaining friends getting jointly for a good meal ... cheers!.

Dwi Tungga

5.0

Among my all-time beloved Manila restaurants.. Exemplary collection of tapas as well simply because a delectable collection of main dishes. For individuals who seek such---a whole baby pig is ready to order---enough for 8 people. If alone it is possible to dine at the charming bar. Aspecialty is really a unique soda made out of a number of giant lime. Lovely Tio Pepe-chilled- usually available. Luscious caramel shouldn't be missed. .

Ohmynomnomnom

4.0

I have no idea if this cafe is linked to the famous Casa Armas eating place in Malate (Julio Nakpil Road) by anything apart from name, however the menu is indeed similar I think that they need to be sisters. If that's the case, that one is far young and prettier,but minus the personality or worldly connection with her sibling. It's located in Greenbelt 2 but externally, i.electronic. on the road, so don't go searching for it actually in the mall. The meals was excellent as was selecting wines. I always consume tapas in Spanish dining places and chose about six meals. The beef salpicao would be to die for, most likely the best I've tasted. Superior to the cheaper beef tapa. Chorizo, just alright. Montadito de Lomo, worthy of a go but I've had far better. Patatas a la Casona, lovely and hook modification to the Patatas Bravas today released at the Malate branch. Sadly these were sold-out of the frogs hip and legs (among my favourites) and the snipe bird appears to have disappeared from the menus. Overall the services is much less "suspicious" than that in the Malate branch, and for that reason more friendly. Additionally you do not get the trio of singers to serenade you. You need to decide if that's an excellent or bad thing at both places.

Gidjette Arguelles

4.0

Located. Friendly environment. Fast support and great collection of Spanish specialties. Gambas ajillo are usually my preferred but paella, grilled chorizo, etc were all delicious

Anastasya Wonoadi

5.0

Just love the meals! The garlic shrimp will be divine and fine wine selection in case you are into Spanish wines.

Deo Deguit

4.0

Very first eat here. Spanish cuisine. you can find beef, mushrooms, shrimp, potatoes. Attempt the 1 bottle wines " Marques de Carrion" 2011.

Vani Safitri

4.0

We wanted a geniune Spanish dishes which restaurant satisfied us. Each time we go to one ,we will have paella. Their paella rocks !. We also experienced callos, ox tail and bacalao- all of them are good. Ambiance is wonderful and service is great.