Las Tapas De Rosa

Tony Marco

This is "Un pedazo de España", all items on the menu will move you, one of those rare places and very friendly staff, especially Monica.

msutube11

It would be 5 if it were not just a little bit pricey. $133 for three people, but we also ate a lot. The restaurant offers all your standard tapas in a traditional bodega/deli setting. Portions are generous, service attentive and helpful. The wine selection is extensive. Altogether an enjoyable dining experience. (Tip: better to drive/Uber there and back if dining by evening)

Lo George

This was our first time here. We were a group of 5 and we were kinda late arrivals but that didn’t matter to them because they welcomed us. Fro my outside you don’t give a penny for the place, but once inside you get transported to an Spanish villa. They sat us promptly but we skipped the wine. The ordered appetizers/tapas and the gazpacho was amazing. We ordered chicken and rice as our main entrees and they were very tasty. We also ordered a filet mignon and it was very tender. The only issue was the chicken came only with one side, maybe vegetables or salad could compliment the dish. Also the plates took a little bit longer than expected. Overall it was a really good experience. Well done!

Abdulaziz Alaskar

I found this authentic spot by chance. Our waitress was extremely nice and cheerful. The fried Calamari was flavorful and fresh and easy to chew. Their Paella is the best I’ve had in Miami.