Pepitos - Speisekarte

small Spanish wine, where you can drink wine and eat tapas. it is a good afterwork options were they can her likes with good wein and some finger food.

It is with sadness that I admit to being a sherry novice, my experiences so far limited to drinking Tio Pepe at this wonderful event at Camino and a fantastic XO recommended by Brian at Rules . Many declare sherry to be the best accompaniment to food beca

Spanish cuisine is one of the things that London seems to have been doing very well of late; I've never had anything less than a great meal in all of the Brindisa outposts, and places like Dehesa and Salt Yard are consistently excellent, so I was understa

tapas is one of my favorite foods, and this menu was probably the best I tasted in london. in a cozy, traditional Spanish environment, on a sunny afternoon you feel like in barcelona. as the office people sneak away quickly after their post-work, the evening was relaxing, absolutely delicioso, and all the more pleasant for our special LWW treatment!

omg that is an amazing little bar, so it is a bit hidden in the camino and part of camino. but so a nice little place with very personal we had 1-Panel con tomato it was like few roasted brot piece with fresh tomato 1-escalivada aubergine with pfeffer and wobbly on charcoal grilled 2x diazzabal cheese cheese smoked cheese with walnut 1x payoyo cheese

... bar pepito in the Queen's Cross has opened. it is a debut of the popular Spanish restaurants camino, but even more hardcore. I use the word hardcore' because bar pepito is all about sherry. Unfortunately, we still tend to consider sherry as something related to older females to christmas of bottles that have collected dust since the previous year, not as an invigorating pick-up after a hard day at work.

Lovely intimate atmosphere, mainly couples pairs. We chose a flight of 3 small glasses of sherry to share as we don't know the drink very well, and very much enjoyed the staff's advice and the drink. Tapas were ok but a bit lacking in flavour we weren't a big fan of the bread, which looked like little halves buns which could do with some salt. All in all a nice experience, would come again when in the area for a pre or post dinner drink. Would go somewhere else for actual meal.

Bar Pepito has sherry flights. SHERRY FLIGHTS, people. A small Andalusian bar across the courtyard from related Spanish restaurant, Camino, Pepito is fun, it's friendly and it's teeny weeny. Cram around a wine barrel with your mates and slug back delicious dry, nutty sherries, with a side of hand carved, creamy jamon, a selection of cheeses or some piggy chorizo. And it's all reasonably priced. I've been a few times now and I love it every time. It's rare that I don't leave singing. And I'm not alone Pepito won Time Out's Best New Bar in 2010. But I never get around to writing about it (sherry hangover perhaps). So, I'll keep it short and sweet. Pepito is one of my favourite bars. You...read...

directly outside the city center of derby and opposite the derby royal infirmary, pepito’s is a living and busy Mexican restaurant. it is very popular and always busy so its most likely to book. as soon as a table leaves, it seems to fill up immediately! whether it is only the two of them or they are in a large group, the service is fast, efficient and friendly. the menu is authentic mexican and has a large selection of food and drink. the starters are delicious as the wings of fire, but if they like to share, they can not go far wrong with chips and dips. the most important courses are in the regular large and very full, good healthy food, with a good kick of chili. They can even have them...