My Little Spanish Place (Boat Quay) - 54 Boat Quay

I’ve heard a lot of good reviews about this place, so i knew i had to try it! Had dinner here on the 5th of July at around 8.45-ish and i don’t think i’ll be coming back again. Pan con tomate was decent but the bread was soggy. Champiñones de horno was dried out. I could mostly only taste a bit of the cheese on top that thats all. Chorizo Fritos didn't taste like… chorizos? More like salty sausages with no other flavour. There was no oil from the chorizo to accompany the bread and it was dry as well. Paella de la casa was cold. There was no socarrat at all at the bottom of the pan. The seafood was cold. We requested for alioli but i think we got mayonnaise? No garlic flavour at all.

Chose this restaurant for Christmas dinner with my Husband. Generally we had a good time, their service was prompt and friendly. Asparagus was tasty with those ham bits and cheese, even my husband who doesnot eat vegs said it was good. Octopus tentacle was grilled just right, still chewy but not rubbery. As for the seafood paella, husband seems impressed with the quality of chorizos and all, whole dish was too salty to my liking tho... Overall, food is good, ingredients taste fresh, we will definitely visit again.

Looooove the food! The cold plate pimientos with cheese mousse were my favourite! Flavours were good and serving portions were a good amount. Will definitely come back!

Nice traditional Spanish fare. The ingredients are of good quality however the dishes themselves do not standout compared to other Spanish places Ive tried. Given the price point, expected better taste quality. Nothing extraordinary with the patatas, tortilla, and croquetas. The rest of the tapas, since simply prepared, stood out bec of the good ingredients. The pulpo was very nice. Our paella didnt have prawns; but was flavorful. The recommended wine was good though priced a little high. Servers were very friendly and helpful but one was particularly slow in taking note of orders and seemed very new to the job (was spelling out the whole dish on his pad; no codes or shortcuts). The main plus of the place is the location but certainly has potential to be a lot better. Very pleasant experience just the same. Worth returning if looking to relax by the water with some comforting Spanish tapas.

Got a cosy table for 6 indoor with some privacy space, thanks to the manager. Ordered dishes were all great and the service staff were helpful. Nice place for a small gathering.

We wanted to eat good Spanish tapas and heard of My little Spanish place long ago. Just didn't make time to go down town. Last weekend we finally did and enjoyed our evening very much despite the rain. All the staff was super hardworking and efficient. The food was amazing and we left feeling satisfied with our choices Will definately be back with out kids to try out more varieties as everything sounds so delicious. We felt the portion was nice for 2 without over indulging. Was a little disappointed with the burnt cheesecake for it's tiny slice and not exactly as described in the menu. But overall we aee happy at the end of our meal and Kudos to the Boat Quay team.

Good location and quite easy to get to. As the name of the place suggest this is a Spanish restaurant so is all the food and majority of the wine selection. The food was good and the wine selection is nice. Paella was huge. Service was okay and the place does get busy. If you looking for Spanish cuisine this could be a good choice

First visit to the place, was quite disappointed when we couldn't get the riverside seats even though we have indicated it in our reservation. Luckily we were offered the seats inside which was more cosy instead of the seats by the entrance. Food was delicious and can feel that ingredients used were very fresh. However, it's a little salty for us. We had to drink a lot of water after the meal. Nonetheless, overall it's a good experience and will return for the paella and tomato bread again.