Spanische Treppe - Paderborn

Very often we passed this pacious little restaurant and have thought each time why we don't go into it. Today we finally went into and were absolutely enthusiastic.The maitre rolando sanchez is very attentive, yet completely inexpressible and has a warm and friendly radiance. the foods are fresh, tasteful and finely arranged. great tapas and an excellent selection of good wines. super price / performance ratio.Every time again!very highly recommended.

Who wants to enjoy a good glass of wine after a city stroll to some Spanish ham and cheese, does not come past the small local! unattended and cozy is the atmosphere at paderborn's 'argentinian spaier' rolando sanchez. wonderful!

When we are in paderborn, we eat here tapas, small, but fine, with reasonable parries. to complete an espresso, a brandy and a piece of warm mandelkuchen- that rounds off eating very well

With unfortunately very limited opening times, this tapas bar is actually part of a Spanish food and wine shop. my prescribe is not much to add.

Who hears from paderborn's "Spanish treppe" and with the expectation here comes to be reminded of rom, does not come around a bitter disappointment. because the only reason why a few licky steps have received this nickname is the adjacent tapas bar.They can fully compensate for the name being a mogelpack.The owner, rolando sanchez, is always friendly and spread good mood without being intrusive. By default, there are 10 seats at four tables, so nothing for larger groups. but to two or four, you're well-resolved here. if necessary there are still a few chairs and stools on reserve, but lack of space this raises the maximum occupancy only insignificantly.In summer there are also a few tables outside in the rathauspassage. of course you cannot hope for the sun. The tapas are always of constant quality and overpriced is nothing. you always like to come here.