Tapi tapitas

Nice little tapas bar right on and in the Plaza de la Constitucion. Very reasonably priced restaurant. €8 for an Iberian hamburger with potato wedges. You really can't complain. It was delicious and cooked to perfection. The local house wine, Yuntero, is also highly recommended, although in my opinion there are better Tempranillos. All in all: good food for a good price. It's worth a visit. (Note: The kitchen only opens at 9 p.m., so it takes some getting used to.)

It was a pleasant surprise to find this place after returning from vacation. Incredible huevos rotos, high-quality sandwiches, and snacks.

Right in the town square of Manzanares, a pleasant terrace and even better service. A couple of delicious casseroles and some very tender calamari, highly recommended. And remember, a half portion is not a portion.

Great atmosphere, friendly service, and good food. They serve tapas more often, but they also take reservations with pre-arranged menus. There were nine of us, and he offered us a spectacular lobster rice dish, cooked in a pot. Highly recommended.

On the way back, we looked at reviews for lunch as a stop. It was a great choice, both my children and we ate wonderfully. Fabulous homemade food, abundant in a few places, and the service was fantastic. Congratulations, family.

We had a wonderful meal. The food was delicious and homemade. And the staff was unbeatable.

On the way to Madrid, we stopped in Manzanares and popped in here. The food was excellent quality and the staff was unbeatable. The daily menu was spectacular. We'll definitely be back.

Excellent value for money. Generous and tasty tapas to enjoy on the terrace at the foot of the church and the square. A must-see in Manzanares.

We ordered set meals and a sandwich. Everything was delicious, and the service was fantastic!

Spectacular, freshly prepared, homemade food: fluffy grilled sweetbreads, tender cuttlefish, delicious scallop, and to top it off, homemade tocinillo de cielo (tocinillo de cielo). What more could you ask for? Thank you, Tapi Tapitas family. We didn't know you, but now we recommend you to everyone.

We ate from the menu, and wow... home-cooked food if there ever was one, a Castilian soup that was absolutely delicious. Spectacular beans with "matanza" (slaughter) were served just like they used to make in the villages, served in little clay pots, and that was just the starters. Then there were the main courses and dessert... We left stuffed, but everything was delicious. Both the woman who is the cook and the man who is the waiter are charming people, people from this plain who are a pleasure to talk to. We found a place by chance, but it has become a must-stop when we're in the area.

They were super friendly, the food was fantastic, and they helped us get our meal out because we were taking my son's dog, a Jack Rosellian. The service was unbeatable. If we ever stop by again, we'll definitely be back. We highly recommend it.