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Located just moments from Ealing Broadway, La Siesta Bar de Tapas brings the best of Spain to the heart of west London. With its bold red walls, impressive high ceiling and exposed brickwork; this informal eatery is perfect for low-key lunches and full-on feasts with friends and family. The extensive menu features traditional tapas dishes like pimientos de padron (fried green peppers), spizy chorizo sausage, and patatas bravas. If you’re looking for something more substantial, there are hearty Spanish favourites like gambas a la plancha (grilled king prawns with garlic and parsley) and seafood paella. The friendly service and great atmosphere at La Siesta has made it a firm favourite with the locals and we guarantee you’ll be back again and again.
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Comments & ratings 1/5 (Average of 1 rating)
Service slow and confused. Had the Paella looked and smelt a bit odd but the taste was even worse, I can honestly say it was the worst food I have had in a restaurant in my life, bland and stodgy the tiger prawns were like hot rubber and my two eating companions felt the same . As I was hungry I tried to eat some but soon gave up but it was enough to give me indigestion for the rest of the evening . We waited ¾ of an hour for it to be served. When I complained, the waitress tasted it and told me that's how it should taste and she liked it but offered us free drinks which we declined . She needs the job I guess.
The manager said normally people like it. This I can't believe. If you want good service and quality Spanish food you will not find it here.
Also when they tell you this review is from a jealous competing restaurant trust me I am a real customer.
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