Tato - Kyoto

Perfect! Small tapas bar is located next to the Nishiki market. There are a variety of wines and beers mainly from Spain, thanks to the manager I have a new favorite beer. The food is great, the prices are good and the company is absolutely wonderful. The manager is from Barcelona and has really good mood. If you have a place with good food, drinks and a chance to meet new people, this is the right place for you. I'll definitely be a comeback on my next visit.

Just the best bar I was in Japan. It's just worth meeting and talking to the owner. Great guy.

Fabulous atmospheric stain. Tato the owner is a mine of recommendations. We would not have thought of a day trip to Hiroshima from Kyoto if he had not strongly recommended it. Food v tasty (yes it is slow, but c’mon you should not be in a hurry in a Spanish tapas place! And you get a pen to put in the world map!

We found this place wrong and it was one of the best things that happened to us on Kyoto. After so many sushi and ramen pitches we really wanted to try something else, something western, but still with good taste and atmosphere. Besides the food that was excellent (big tapas dishes, not too small, not too big) Jorge (Tato) is one of a kind. Speak English, Spanish and Japanese (so almost everyone will understand him) he let us fill as this is our home restaurant, we thought this could be our Tapas Bar neighborhood in our hometown. I recommend everyone who wants to taste good food, drink good alcohol and enjoy a great evening with friends. Salute!

I went there 10 months ago with my boyfriend. We were in Kyoto and wanted to eat something different for dinner. We found this place and it was a sort of heaven. Food was fantastic (we're italian, we know how Mediterranean cuisine really is)! Tapas were all so tasty that we ordered some of them twice. Drinking was very good, too. Also, the owner is a nice, joyful and kind person. He talked to us, he told us some stories about his restaurant before arriving in Kyoto and it was fun. I RECOMMEND IT! And Tato, I swear I'll return to you when I travel again to Kyoto.