Boqueria - Battersea

on what it is. a new tapas place, with beautiful presentation and the premium. nice selection of weep, short on the beer. Eating is good, but don felipe tried only a few days before, which were coming up. had the chorizo, aroz negro, absorbing black and iberian black. cod, octopus and patatas bravas. it is good, patatas bravas were strange (mayo in the sauce? . the service is ok, and eating takes its time.

boqueria is a beautiful tapas restaurant near battersea park with half an outside area in a conservatory extension. adequate selection of tapas available and larger boards also available (including paella.) the staff was very friendly and accommodating and helped ask that we had. we had six tapas between two of us and some warm brot with olive oil, that was a lot. I wanted to fit so bad in the churros with hot chocolate, but I just couldn't!

a must if she was recommended to me in or around the battersea area boqueria, so I knew it would be good! eating is excellent and I love it being brought to you, as it is ready and not all at once, so you know that it is not for a living. I would highly recommend ordering the calamares, the braut and ham toasts and the boar with apfelsoße and lemon sorbet. all these dishes were delicious. the personal was a bit slow, but it didn't affect our visit too much.

We are big fans of tapas and have visited various places in Spain, including San Sebastian, to indulge in this delicious cuisine. Boqueria in the UK is the closest we have found to capturing the true essence of Spain, with its traditional tables and bar. The service is attentive and friendly, and the prices are very reasonable for the high quality of food and drinks. We highly recommend making a reservation to ensure a table. Bravo to Boqueria and Jaime for providing an authentic Spanish dining experience.

it is very conveniently located between the park and the station queenstown. the decoration is very beautiful and relaxing. the personal is also very friendly. as far as the food I had to admit, I had better places in london. the patatas bravas had a mago-based sauce, instead of being seasoned only with spices. the spicy oktupus was very spoiled. the Dorsch-Fritten-Knödel were nice. the aroz negro (quadratte tinte reis) was the star of our lunch, really beautiful! So if they are close, I would say that this is a good place to go, but food-wise it is nothing extraordinary.

One night we decided to pop into Boqueria for dinner. I’d previously be in during the day for coffee and it had always been quite quiet but going in at 6pm it was quite busy and we were lucky to get a table without a booking. There is lots of choice on the menu, between myself and my friend we ordered 5 tapas to share. For some variety we had chorizo, prawns, patatas bravas, meatballs and a vegetable one. I would definitely recommend the chorizo and the patatas bravas they were both really delicious. While the food was amazing the service wasn't fantastic as it took us a while to get their attention for ordering more drinks and getting the bill but it was a very busy...read more

I really do adore tapas, it's one of my favourite world cuisines, and I jump at the chance to eat it whenever I can. I don't know whether it's the fact that I can dip in of plates and eat lots of different types of food, or whether it's more to do with the exquisite flavours that Spanish food has. But what I do know is that Boqueria is by far the best tapas I've ever had in London. I knew when Helena, my gorgeous Spanish friend who made that heavenly paella for us , recommended Bocqueria that it was probably going to be an excellent restaurant and I knew it was going to be authentic. So when I was invited to Boqueria's new restaurant in Clapham I jumped at the chance! One...read more

A new branch of Boqueria opened recently on Queenstown Road in a prime spot near Battersea Park. It’s as much a deli, serving lunchtime treats to local workers, as a more formal tapas restaurant. Boqueria Battersea – new branch on Queenstown Road with roadside seating On completing our D.I.Y. shopping chores (yawn) the other Saturday morning in a hired zip car, we spontaneously decided to delay doing said D.I.Y., in favour of trying a take-away tapas lunch from Boqueria Market. A scorching hot day, this new branch was busy, with all five (circa) of the outdoor tables occupied. Now this branch is beautifully done out but those outdoor tables are still on traffic-heavy Queenstown Road...read m...

Boqueria Market on Queenstown Road is the second branch of Boqueria, a Spanish tapas restaurant group. I visited the original Boqueria on Acre Lane in Brixton about 18 months ago and thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The food was fresh and wholesome and the service was lovely. So once again I found myself south of the river to discover what Boqueria Market had to offer. Boqueria Market is a really smart looking restaurant. The setting is intimate and the lighting is soft. The restaurant feels relaxed, yet there is a buzzy vibe to it that makes for an engaging dining experience. The menu is similar to the Acre Lane branch and includes a selection of traditional and contemporary tapas as...re...