Vanonimo wasn't kidding when he/she described this place as a tapas cathedral! What a fantastic spot for tasting creative and local montados (tidbits mounted on bread). My 13 yo son loved the suquet de chipirones (rice and seafood stew miraculously enveloped in a thin coating of egg maybe, then deep fried). I enjoyed the tapas de la Casa (mushrooms cooked... More

sophysticated tapas made of traditional ingredients in a typical atmosphere

I went to Los Victorinos at night, with a friend that lives in Zaragoza. This is not a restaurant, it's a typical tapas bar. And the tapas they made are amazing mixtures of flavors. The owner is very kind, explains everything and gives a lot of good suggestions. The wine we had was served on glass, and I only regret... More

Superb food, but really unfriendly owner. You have to stand up to eat.

The previous poster was right on the money. Went with a group of associates tonight and the food was very good with a large variety of real Spanish-food tapas. The crowd was mostly local and at times, the place was packed with people (it is small). Tapas are made from such items as Spanish cured hams, cuttlefish, bacalao (cod), a... More

Los Victorinos is a little tapas restaurant tucked away in Zaragoza. The staff was friendly and helpful and the food was fantastic. When I say little, I mean little, there are no tables, just a long tapas bar filled with food (typical in Spain). They had a small wine selection, but it was well thought out. They do not take... More