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Where to eat Spanish food in Marburg: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Marburg. A romantic German riverfront town that dates back to the 9th century. Marburg Castle overlooks this medieval university town.
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6. Domingos
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Enjoy a range of freshly prepared delicacies in a relaxed setting at Domingoâs restaurant. Choose from a selection of Spanish specialities and a range of classic international dishes. Our friendly service staff are equally happy to try to accommodate any
Reviewed By kay-cee-1138
We were staying at the Marburger Hof, and got back late one evening. Didn't feel like a full dinner, but wanted something light. We decided to try Domingo's, the Spanish restaurant with an entrance on the west side of the hotel lobby. A menu on a stand outside the door helped us find what we wanted. Since it was so late (after 9pm, as I recall), we were almost the only folks there. The decor of the restaurant was quite nice, and the staff was friendly. We ordered just the mixed salad, and tea, and finished with ice cream & fruit all around. The dishes were good--not large, but certainly sufficient. Overall, for a party of four, our bill came to about 40 Euros. Not cheap for salad and dessert, but not too out of line for Germany (which includes a built-in 19% tax). Overall, an enjoyable meal. Hopefully, next time we're in town, we'll certainy to try Domingo's for a proper dinner.
5. Tapas & Co
Overall Ratings
3 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By Marc B
Was there this week for lunch, and yes sometimes you have a sudden surprise. This time we were amazed by the quality and originality of the food served. No complaining here, taste is very good and not a expensive place either. Would definitely recommend this place to others.Restrooms clean and OK.
4. Domingos
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Enjoy a range of freshly prepared delicacies in a relaxed setting at Domingoâs restaurant. Choose from a selection of Spanish specialities and a range of classic international dishes. Our friendly service staff are equally happy to try to accommodate any
Reviewed By kay-cee-1138
We were staying at the Marburger Hof, and got back late one evening. Didn't feel like a full dinner, but wanted something light. We decided to try Domingo's, the Spanish restaurant with an entrance on the west side of the hotel lobby. A menu on a stand outside the door helped us find what we wanted. Since it was so late (after 9pm, as I recall), we were almost the only folks there. The decor of the restaurant was quite nice, and the staff was friendly. We ordered just the mixed salad, and tea, and finished with ice cream & fruit all around. The dishes were good--not large, but certainly sufficient. Overall, for a party of four, our bill came to about 40 Euros. Not cheap for salad and dessert, but not too out of line for Germany (which includes a built-in 19% tax). Overall, an enjoyable meal. Hopefully, next time we're in town, we'll certainy to try Domingo's for a proper dinner.
3. Domingos
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Enjoy a range of freshly prepared delicacies in a relaxed setting at Domingoâs restaurant. Choose from a selection of Spanish specialities and a range of classic international dishes. Our friendly service staff are equally happy to try to accommodate any
Reviewed By kay-cee-1138
We were staying at the Marburger Hof, and got back late one evening. Didn't feel like a full dinner, but wanted something light. We decided to try Domingo's, the Spanish restaurant with an entrance on the west side of the hotel lobby. A menu on a stand outside the door helped us find what we wanted. Since it was so late (after 9pm, as I recall), we were almost the only folks there. The decor of the restaurant was quite nice, and the staff was friendly. We ordered just the mixed salad, and tea, and finished with ice cream & fruit all around. The dishes were good--not large, but certainly sufficient. Overall, for a party of four, our bill came to about 40 Euros. Not cheap for salad and dessert, but not too out of line for Germany (which includes a built-in 19% tax). Overall, an enjoyable meal. Hopefully, next time we're in town, we'll certainy to try Domingo's for a proper dinner.
2. La Siesta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 100 reviews
Reviewed By MostVotedReview
This is the first restaurant in Germany where I have seen actual Spanish tapas. Furthermore is a very good selection from all regions. And they have even tinto De verano for the hot summer. Regular prices of tapas 4,5, raciones for 9. About 18 euros per person with some drink. Very recommended if you like Spanish food.
1. Domingos
Overall Ratings
3 based on 49 reviews
Enjoy a range of freshly prepared delicacies in a relaxed setting at Domingoâs restaurant. Choose from a selection of Spanish specialities and a range of classic international dishes. Our friendly service staff are equally happy to try to accommodate any
Reviewed By kay-cee-1138
We were staying at the Marburger Hof, and got back late one evening. Didn't feel like a full dinner, but wanted something light. We decided to try Domingo's, the Spanish restaurant with an entrance on the west side of the hotel lobby. A menu on a stand outside the door helped us find what we wanted. Since it was so late (after 9pm, as I recall), we were almost the only folks there. The decor of the restaurant was quite nice, and the staff was friendly. We ordered just the mixed salad, and tea, and finished with ice cream & fruit all around. The dishes were good--not large, but certainly sufficient. Overall, for a party of four, our bill came to about 40 Euros. Not cheap for salad and dessert, but not too out of line for Germany (which includes a built-in 19% tax). Overall, an enjoyable meal. Hopefully, next time we're in town, we'll certainy to try Domingo's for a proper dinner.
