SILLA DEL TORO

Great and no notes everytime I have come here! The service is spectacular, drinks are great and the food is good. Even with tapas I leave full every time. We ordered a charcuterie board with manchego, murcia curado, seasonal adds and met the chef choose the meat and a romanesco sauce we wanted to take home! We ordered twos pulpos for the table, patatas bravas, asparagus, Spanish salad, skirt steak, lamb chops, and veggie paella. For a drink I ordered the Prado daisy. All I highly recommend! Also the Bundt dessert(10/10)!

Quite interesting hip environment with young attractive waiters charming the guests… great cocktails! Food was good but very oily … American oily so to speak.. wish they would change to authentic way of preparation. Tapas style small plates allow for everyone to try different things without committing. Skip the paella… it was not good unfortunately.

Delicious tapas and great service at the Marietta square for lunch! Our party of 3 shared 8 tapas which ended up being the perfect amount. Everyone that worked here was helpful and made sure that we had a great experience. We especially enjoyed the bacon wrapped dates and the thing that looked like a grilled cheese sandwich.

My son found Silla Del Toro on Google maps and decided the pictures looked good. We stopped by and could not have been happier! Great atmosphere, food was amazing and our server was great! We talked about how good it was the whole way back to Chattanooga.

I recently visited Silla del Toro in Marietta, which markets itself as a tapas and cocktails destination. Unfortunately, it fell far short of the authentic Spanish tapas experience. The tortilla española was microwaved—soft outside, cold inside. Their "croquetas de jamón" were simply deep-fried mashed potatoes, nothing resembling ham or jamón, the camarones al ajillo were deep-fried shrimp served in a pool of oil. Even the white sangria lacked authenticity—it tasted more like lemon soda than a proper sangria. Overall, it’s not the place if you’re seeking true tapas flavors. Atlanta offers better spots—this one isn’t it.