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Tasca Dali
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Refined spot offering multi-course menus of traditional Spanish small plates, plus beer & wine.
Nearby attractions
Market Hall Museum, Warwick
Market Hall Museum, Market Pl, Warwick CV34 4SA, United Kingdom
St Mary’s Church
Old Square, Warwick CV34 4RA, United Kingdom
The Lord Leycester
60 High St, Warwick CV34 4BH, United Kingdom
Warwick Castle
Warwick CV34 6AU, United Kingdom
Hill Close Gardens Trust Warwick
Bread and Meat Cl, Warwick CV34 6HF, United Kingdom
Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum
The Court House, Jury St, Warwick CV34 4EW, United Kingdom
The Castle Dungeon
Castle, Warwick CV34 4QU, United Kingdom
The Mill Garden
55 Mill St, Warwick CV34 4HB, United Kingdom
Time Tower
Castle, Warwick CV34 4QX, United Kingdom
St Nicholas' Park, Warwick
Warwick CV34 4QY, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Thomas Lloyd - JD Wetherspoon
3-7 Market Pl, Warwick CV34 4SA, United Kingdom
The Globe
10 Theatre St, Warwick CV34 4DP, United Kingdom
The Old Coffee Tavern
16 Old Square, Warwick CV34 4RA, United Kingdom
Red Hot Mamma Warwick
62 Market Pl, Warwick CV34 4SD, United Kingdom
Two Brother's cafe and bruncherie
26 Market Pl, Warwick CV34 4SJ, United Kingdom
Dough & Brew
45 Brook St, Warwick CV34 4BL, United Kingdom
HEM Restaurant
22 Market Pl, Warwick CV34 4SL, United Kingdom
Saffron Gold
Unit 1, Westgate House, Market St, Warwick CV34 4DE, United Kingdom
The Chip Shed - Warwick
Swan St, Warwick CV34 4BJ, United Kingdom
The Art Kitchen
7 Swan St, Warwick CV34 4BJ, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Black Horse Inn
62 Saltisford, Warwick CV34 4TT, United Kingdom
Church Bells House by Spa Town Property
30 Chapel St, Warwick CV34 4HL, United Kingdom
Knight's Village at Warwick Castle
Stratford Rd, Warwick CV34 6AH, United Kingdom
Warwick Castle Tower Suites
Castle Ln, Warwick CV34 4QU, United Kingdom
Castle Limes Hotel
2-4 Coventry Rd, Warwick CV34 4LJ, United Kingdom
Park Cottage B&B
113 West St, Warwick CV34 6AH, United Kingdom
Castle Gate by Spa Town Property Ltd
Stuart Cl, Warwick CV34 6AQ, United Kingdom
Warwick Castle Hotel
Castle Hotel, Warwick CV34 6AH, United Kingdom
The Potting Shed
The Potting Shed, 113 West St, Warwick CV34 6AH, United Kingdom
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Tasca Dali

16 Market Pl, Warwick CV34 4SL, United Kingdom
4.7(298)
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Refined spot offering multi-course menus of traditional Spanish small plates, plus beer & wine.

attractions: Market Hall Museum, Warwick, St Mary’s Church, The Lord Leycester, Warwick Castle, Hill Close Gardens Trust Warwick, Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum, The Castle Dungeon, The Mill Garden, Time Tower, St Nicholas' Park, Warwick, restaurants: The Thomas Lloyd - JD Wetherspoon, The Globe, The Old Coffee Tavern, Red Hot Mamma Warwick, Two Brother's cafe and bruncherie, Dough & Brew, HEM Restaurant, Saffron Gold, The Chip Shed - Warwick, The Art Kitchen
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+44 7445 223527
Website
tascadali.com

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Nearby attractions of Tasca Dali

Market Hall Museum, Warwick

St Mary’s Church

The Lord Leycester

Warwick Castle

Hill Close Gardens Trust Warwick

Warwickshire Yeomanry Museum

The Castle Dungeon

The Mill Garden

Time Tower

St Nicholas' Park, Warwick

Market Hall Museum, Warwick

Market Hall Museum, Warwick

4.4

(258)

Open 24 hours
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St Mary’s Church

St Mary’s Church

4.7

(385)

Open 24 hours
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The Lord Leycester

The Lord Leycester

4.7

(418)

Closed
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Warwick Castle

Warwick Castle

4.6

(9.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Master traditional afternoon tea with a local chef
Master traditional afternoon tea with a local chef
Tue, Dec 9 • 11:00 AM
Warwickshire, CV37 6LW, United Kingdom
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Try your hand at pottery in the North Cotswolds
Try your hand at pottery in the North Cotswolds
Fri, Dec 12 • 10:30 AM
Honeybourne, WR11 7RB, United Kingdom
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Warwick Castle Tickets
Warwick Castle Tickets
Mon, Dec 8 • 12:00 AM
Warwick, United Kingdom, CV34 6AU
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Nearby restaurants of Tasca Dali

The Thomas Lloyd - JD Wetherspoon

The Globe

The Old Coffee Tavern

Red Hot Mamma Warwick

Two Brother's cafe and bruncherie

Dough & Brew

HEM Restaurant

Saffron Gold

The Chip Shed - Warwick

The Art Kitchen

The Thomas Lloyd - JD Wetherspoon

The Thomas Lloyd - JD Wetherspoon

3.9

(1.3K)

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The Globe

The Globe

4.3

(628)

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The Old Coffee Tavern

The Old Coffee Tavern

4.4

(479)

$$

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Red Hot Mamma Warwick

Red Hot Mamma Warwick

4.8

(324)

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BarbywhodaresBarbywhodares
Was so I was looking forward very much to attending and having a lovely tasting menu on the 7th September 2024. I arrived at 6.55 p.m. and was shown to a lovely table at the front of the restaurant overlooking the street. This was good. Looked around the restaurant and the wall decor with Spanish canvasses was excellent, but the restaurant lacked something. It lacked warmth. The tables didn't have any items on, except a bottle of water. Where were the flowers or the "fake" candles? (H&S is important these days). It was not good. Ambience is cruicial. The restaurant was half-full at this time. A very nice lady who later told me she was the owner attended my table and chatted through how the servings would occur and was happy so far. 19.06 starter arrived. The starter was a lovely platter of Antipasto - very similar to what I buy in store at my local supermarket. The star of this platter was the potato cake and it was good. The rest was good, however, nothing more than I'd dish up for myself as a snack at home. 19.29 Soup arrived. It was nice - nothing wrong with it - sort of soup I cook up on a normal evening at home. Then the noise started. And quite rightly so, was told "it's a Saturday night and it gets noisy. This is true and one has to understand this and I do. It was extremely loud and the server had to shout in my ear as to what she was serving - it was unpleasant. But not her fault. 19.59 p.m. Mackerel arrived. The dish was ok - the mackerel same as I would cook at home. The one carrot and one petite corn on the cob was ok. The one potato I had so hoped would taste something like I would have in Spain but it didn't - sorry it was not good. It was edible but not good for a Spanish potato that deserved something better - we all deserve better and I felt sorry for the potato. By now I'd had enough - the noise was appalling due to a huge birthday party attending - not anyone's fault. But what was really annoying was the waiting for service which slowed to snail's pace. One can put up with noise if one is distracted by a really good menu quickly served. Hanging around waiting for the next course whilst having one's ear drums bashed was not good. At this point the 4 people on the next table decided to escape and left the restaurant without ordering anything due to the long wait. And I was waiving at the server to no avail to ask for the bill - I wanted to escape desparately. Took a while, but eventually asked for the bill - not wanting to continue this venture. The server shouted in my ear "it's Saturday night and very busy and noisy". Yeah right, so employ some more staff or reduce your covers, I thought to myself. So after much ado I got the bill, slightly reduced and then she did a runner! Come back! I want to pay and get of here. I feel like I'm inprisoned - I want to get out of here. I dashed after her to pay my bill and my card registered the payment at 8.48 p.m. That was 1 hour and 48 minutes for 3 small courses to my escape. You can tell by the photos it wouldn't take a decade to eat those portions. My relief on getting out the door was overwhelming. I bumped into the 4 peeps who walked out earlier and they said "you escaped then?" - these were regulars apparently from when the restaurant was at a previous site and they were not happy. I have a feeling that the change of venue has steered this restaurant away from their previous "good reviews" but I might be wrong, who knows? So to resume: slow service, ordinary food one could buy at the supermarket or cook at home. Like I say to friends, if you do your hair at home and then go to a salon and pay £50 you expect it to look be better than the home do! I expect the same from a restaurant and that I didn't get.
Stephen HansonStephen Hanson
Great little Tapas restaurant in the heart of Warwick. Have to compliment the team on both the service and atmosphere. We were welcomed and seen to attentively all evening. The wine recommendation was second to none (See the picture) definitely recommend. From the sharing starter to the soup to the black rice seafood course the whole experience of ‘eating what you’re presented with’ is perfect. No mulling over what to eat. Simple pay for 5 courses and sit back and wait for the taste sensation. Finished with the most perfect homemade almond cake which was that light I could have eaten the whole cake. Definitely recommended and we will 100% be visiting again. I would say that booking is recommended as it’s a small restaurant and from what we experienced VERY popular.
Tammy StorrowTammy Storrow
A hidden gem! We were on a trip from Southampton to Manchester and decided to stop a night in Warwick. After a bit of research we decided to book Tasca Dali for dinner. The 5 courses, no menu, works brilliantly and makes you try things you may not choose normally. It's well priced. We have certainly paid more for less food. Pictures do not do it justice. My favourite dish was probably the chicken which was cooked to perfection. Completely fell off the bone with lovely crispy skin. As gluten free the only thing I couldn't have was the bread, which was a shame because I had nothing to use for the dips but this didn't take away from the experience. Service is great. Staff are attentive but not intrusive. I'd happily go back and would look forward to trying new things
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Was so I was looking forward very much to attending and having a lovely tasting menu on the 7th September 2024. I arrived at 6.55 p.m. and was shown to a lovely table at the front of the restaurant overlooking the street. This was good. Looked around the restaurant and the wall decor with Spanish canvasses was excellent, but the restaurant lacked something. It lacked warmth. The tables didn't have any items on, except a bottle of water. Where were the flowers or the "fake" candles? (H&S is important these days). It was not good. Ambience is cruicial. The restaurant was half-full at this time. A very nice lady who later told me she was the owner attended my table and chatted through how the servings would occur and was happy so far. 19.06 starter arrived. The starter was a lovely platter of Antipasto - very similar to what I buy in store at my local supermarket. The star of this platter was the potato cake and it was good. The rest was good, however, nothing more than I'd dish up for myself as a snack at home. 19.29 Soup arrived. It was nice - nothing wrong with it - sort of soup I cook up on a normal evening at home. Then the noise started. And quite rightly so, was told "it's a Saturday night and it gets noisy. This is true and one has to understand this and I do. It was extremely loud and the server had to shout in my ear as to what she was serving - it was unpleasant. But not her fault. 19.59 p.m. Mackerel arrived. The dish was ok - the mackerel same as I would cook at home. The one carrot and one petite corn on the cob was ok. The one potato I had so hoped would taste something like I would have in Spain but it didn't - sorry it was not good. It was edible but not good for a Spanish potato that deserved something better - we all deserve better and I felt sorry for the potato. By now I'd had enough - the noise was appalling due to a huge birthday party attending - not anyone's fault. But what was really annoying was the waiting for service which slowed to snail's pace. One can put up with noise if one is distracted by a really good menu quickly served. Hanging around waiting for the next course whilst having one's ear drums bashed was not good. At this point the 4 people on the next table decided to escape and left the restaurant without ordering anything due to the long wait. And I was waiving at the server to no avail to ask for the bill - I wanted to escape desparately. Took a while, but eventually asked for the bill - not wanting to continue this venture. The server shouted in my ear "it's Saturday night and very busy and noisy". Yeah right, so employ some more staff or reduce your covers, I thought to myself. So after much ado I got the bill, slightly reduced and then she did a runner! Come back! I want to pay and get of here. I feel like I'm inprisoned - I want to get out of here. I dashed after her to pay my bill and my card registered the payment at 8.48 p.m. That was 1 hour and 48 minutes for 3 small courses to my escape. You can tell by the photos it wouldn't take a decade to eat those portions. My relief on getting out the door was overwhelming. I bumped into the 4 peeps who walked out earlier and they said "you escaped then?" - these were regulars apparently from when the restaurant was at a previous site and they were not happy. I have a feeling that the change of venue has steered this restaurant away from their previous "good reviews" but I might be wrong, who knows? So to resume: slow service, ordinary food one could buy at the supermarket or cook at home. Like I say to friends, if you do your hair at home and then go to a salon and pay £50 you expect it to look be better than the home do! I expect the same from a restaurant and that I didn't get.
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Great little Tapas restaurant in the heart of Warwick. Have to compliment the team on both the service and atmosphere. We were welcomed and seen to attentively all evening. The wine recommendation was second to none (See the picture) definitely recommend. From the sharing starter to the soup to the black rice seafood course the whole experience of ‘eating what you’re presented with’ is perfect. No mulling over what to eat. Simple pay for 5 courses and sit back and wait for the taste sensation. Finished with the most perfect homemade almond cake which was that light I could have eaten the whole cake. Definitely recommended and we will 100% be visiting again. I would say that booking is recommended as it’s a small restaurant and from what we experienced VERY popular.
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A hidden gem! We were on a trip from Southampton to Manchester and decided to stop a night in Warwick. After a bit of research we decided to book Tasca Dali for dinner. The 5 courses, no menu, works brilliantly and makes you try things you may not choose normally. It's well priced. We have certainly paid more for less food. Pictures do not do it justice. My favourite dish was probably the chicken which was cooked to perfection. Completely fell off the bone with lovely crispy skin. As gluten free the only thing I couldn't have was the bread, which was a shame because I had nothing to use for the dips but this didn't take away from the experience. Service is great. Staff are attentive but not intrusive. I'd happily go back and would look forward to trying new things
Tammy Storrow

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Reviews of Tasca Dali

4.7
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3.0
1y

Was so I was looking forward very much to attending and having a lovely tasting menu on the 7th September 2024.

I arrived at 6.55 p.m. and was shown to a lovely table at the front of the restaurant overlooking the street. This was good. Looked around the restaurant and the wall decor with Spanish canvasses was excellent, but the restaurant lacked something. It lacked warmth. The tables didn't have any items on, except a bottle of water. Where were the flowers or the "fake" candles? (H&S is important these days). It was not good. Ambience is cruicial. The restaurant was half-full at this time.

A very nice lady who later told me she was the owner attended my table and chatted through how the servings would occur and was happy so far.

19.06 starter arrived. The starter was a lovely platter of Antipasto - very similar to what I buy in store at my local supermarket. The star of this platter was the potato cake and it was good. The rest was good, however, nothing more than I'd dish up for myself as a snack at home.

19.29 Soup arrived. It was nice - nothing wrong with it - sort of soup I cook up on a normal evening at home.

Then the noise started. And quite rightly so, was told "it's a Saturday night and it gets noisy. This is true and one has to understand this and I do. It was extremely loud and the server had to shout in my ear as to what she was serving - it was unpleasant. But not her fault.

19.59 p.m. Mackerel arrived. The dish was ok - the mackerel same as I would cook at home. The one carrot and one petite corn on the cob was ok. The one potato I had so hoped would taste something like I would have in Spain but it didn't - sorry it was not good. It was edible but not good for a Spanish potato that deserved something better - we all deserve better and I felt sorry for the potato.

By now I'd had enough - the noise was appalling due to a huge birthday party attending - not anyone's fault. But what was really annoying was the waiting for service which slowed to snail's pace. One can put up with noise if one is distracted by a really good menu quickly served. Hanging around waiting for the next course whilst having one's ear drums bashed was not good.

At this point the 4 people on the next table decided to escape and left the restaurant without ordering anything due to the long wait. And I was waiving at the server to no avail to ask for the bill - I wanted to escape desparately. Took a while, but eventually asked for the bill - not wanting to continue this venture. The server shouted in my ear "it's Saturday night and very busy and noisy". Yeah right, so employ some more staff or reduce your covers, I thought to myself. So after much ado I got the bill, slightly reduced and then she did a runner! Come back! I want to pay and get of here. I feel like I'm inprisoned - I want to get out of here.

I dashed after her to pay my bill and my card registered the payment at 8.48 p.m. That was 1 hour and 48 minutes for 3 small courses to my escape. You can tell by the photos it wouldn't take a decade to eat those portions.

My relief on getting out the door was overwhelming. I bumped into the 4 peeps who walked out earlier and they said "you escaped then?" - these were regulars apparently from when the restaurant was at a previous site and they were not happy.

I have a feeling that the change of venue has steered this restaurant away from their previous "good reviews" but I might be wrong, who knows?

So to resume: slow service, ordinary food one could buy at the supermarket or cook at home. Like I say to friends, if you do your hair at home and then go to a salon and pay £50 you expect it to look be better than the home do! I expect the same from a restaurant and that...

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2.0
3y

We were booked in for 4 people on a Friday at 7 we sat down at 7:15 and were given our 1st course within 5-10 minutes then the remainder of the courses were all brought out very quickly after we had finished the previous. After the 5th course desert, we were not offered any tea, coffee or any drinks, instead within 5 minutes of being given the £200 plus bill asked to basically leave please we need the table, so we left before 9pm as a result. The whole meal felt very rushed and were not really allowed to talk or enjoy the food between the 5 courses served. The food was good not great or amazing just good, I've been to La Meza a few times which is very similar dining experience but imo a way way better experience with higher quality ingredients and more thought in the dishes served. The 4th course of rice and a large prawn which was dripping in butter and hard to deshell as a result there was also way to much salt used imo in the cooking, I was awake twice in the night needing a large drink of water due to that. Personally I won't go back they have a lot to learn about quality of courses and giving a real dining experience not just serving you food and asking you to leave. The staff were always polite and catered for any dietary needs which was...

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1.0
3y

We came last night as a party of 8, and had two tables of 4 for four couples. The atmosphere and wine were okay, unfortunately that is where it ends. We arrived at our scheduled time 8.20pm but were told our tables were not ready yet, ok not the best start but, no problem, we popped into the Warwick Arms Hotel next door, when we came back we had 2 tables nearest the window. The first dish was a selection of Spanish omelette and meats, bread which was ok, however the next 4 dishes were a culinary disaster. Cold soup lentils followed by a cold fish tasteless dish with no seasoning. The main was new potatoes and pork. The pork was extremely tough and over done as if it had been cooked for four hours and left. Dessert was churros which were too hard. All in all for a group of 8 people paying in excess of £400 this was simply not good enough. On mentioning this to the waiter/owner in a nice way at payment time, to try and improve things for the future, he threw the money back at us and told us to take our money back. Suffice to say, we didn’t, as that is not our style and left it on the table, but immediately left. We will not be coming back when we return to Warwick again, and I would advise others to stay away as...

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