Bar de Ollaría

Spanish restaurant in Tokyo, Japan.
About
Tapas and “ollas” bar with a good atmosphere. Large selection of Sherry wines.
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Reviews (104 on Google)
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★★★★★via Google“A Spanish bar located in Ebisu 1-chome. I was the only one at the counter, but the tables were full and the place was lively. [Order] ◆ Jamón de Trevélez ◆ Ajillo with sweet shrimp, sun-dried tomatoes, and mushrooms ◆ Mussels steamed in sherry ◇ Draft beer ◇ Dry sherry tasting set ◇ Sparkling wine (glass) ◇ White wine (glass) I started with a draft beer. They had a wide variety of sherry, and since I like dry sherry, I decided to try three different dry sherry sets. They all had different flavors and were delicious. The ajillo was a bit salty, but the staff were very friendly and easy to talk to, making it a place I'd easily visit alone. Thank you for the meal.”
★★★★★via Google“Here's what we had this time 👇 • Assortment of 7 Recommended Tapas (+ 7 Sherry Wine Pairings) • Prosciutto • White Liver Pâté Upon entering the restaurant, the atmosphere was just like a local bar. The rows of wine bottles and whole legs of prosciutto on the shelves immediately raised our expectations 🥹 We ordered the "Assortment of 7 Tapas," which caught our eye, and were told that we could also enjoy a "7 Sherry Wine Pairing" set for only 1,890 yen! It's great to be able to enjoy small amounts of various kinds ☝️ As a sherry beginner, I ordered it without hesitation 🙆♀️ The colorful tapas laid out before us, and the sherry glasses filling the table, really got us excited ✨ We were surprised by the wide range of sherry wines, from dry to sweet like dessert wines. They all paired perfectly with the dishes, and were a fantastic match with the prosciutto and white liver pâté ☺️ Their signature paella is different from the typical kind; they also offer a risotto-like style called "stewed paella." I had to pass on it this time due to my stomach capacity, but it's definitely a dish I want to try next time! A restaurant where you can feel the Spanish vibe, with satisfying food and drinks 🙌 Recommended for a slightly special evening in Ebisu ✨”
★★★★★via Google“Stopped in for a drink and a snack. Lovely brandy high ball followed by some red wine recommended by the proprietor. Pickles and olives for snacks. Amazing music playing the whole time.”
★★★★★via Google“Located about a 5-minute walk from Ebisu East Exit, this street-level restaurant faces a main street lined with restaurants. The interior is small and cozy, with counter and table seating, and it seems to be run by the owner alone, allowing you to enjoy various sherry wines paired with tapas. We ordered a sherry tasting set of seven different sherry wines, tapas, homemade pâté, and paella. Each dish was carefully prepared and beautifully presented. I particularly liked the pale cream sherry. We also enjoyed a bit of wine, which paired perfectly with the pâté. The signature paella is served in a large pot, and its characteristic feature is the soft, risotto-like texture of the rice. The owner was very friendly and kind, and we had a wonderful time. Thank you.”
★★★★★via Google“I've finally found a restaurant I want to frequent! 🎵 I sat at the counter, and right in front of me was a beautifully erotic red Jamón Serrano ✨, which was overwhelming...💓 Just looking at the sherry bottles with their cute labels felt like being in an art museum...! (◠‿◠) There's a sherry specialist there, so I had a wonderful time chatting with them! They have sweet sherry and dry sherry (which I tried for the first time), but I recommend ordering the 3-bottle tasting set first! I originally like sweeter sherry (I also like sweet port wine ☺️), and I liked the middle sweet sherry so much that I ordered another one! 💓 I had the approximately 5000 yen course, and the portions were generous! For the finale, I thought it would be paella, but a stylish black dish appeared! The restaurant's signature dish, Arroz Meloso, was amazing! The rice was soft from the soup, and it was packed with the delicious flavor of seafood! There were generous chunks of seafood, and it was truly addictive! The 7 tapas seemed to change daily, so I'm looking forward to trying them next time, and I'd love to pair them with the 7 sherry wines (⌒▽⌒)✨ The mushroom ajillo had almost no oil, making for a delightful texture and rich flavor🎵 This is definitely another dish I want to order again! Apparently, the shrimp version has more oil! ⇦ I want to try that too! They also had Inedit, a Spanish beer I used to love, and it was fantastic to drink it again after so long – so refreshing! They also had IPA, so I'd like to try that next time! There were so many delicious-looking à la carte dishes, I immediately started browsing! (lol) They're open from 2 PM, so I'm already grinning at the thought of going alone! 😙 I'll report back next time!🎵❣️”
★★★★★via Google“Ebisu is small and cozy, with both high-chair table seating and counter seating. The dishes that were absolutely delicious were the seafood meloso, the omelet, and the oyster ajillo. These are definitely top-notch... Anyway, I liked this meloso even more than paella; it was very juicy and had a risotto-like texture. The shrimp, mussels, squid, and other seafood were packed with flavor, making it very satisfying. I want to come back and eat here again! Among the appetizers, the omelet had a great balance of potato and saltiness, and was delicious. And the oyster ajillo was fantastic. Above all, the oysters were plump and delicious. The flavor was also excellent. Highly recommended. This time I had a dry sherry, and it was interesting to discover that it had a barrel-aged, almost brandy-like, rich flavor.”
★★★★★via Google“This is a small Spanish restaurant. Apparently the Ginza branch is registered in the Guinness World Records for its large selection of sherry. All the dishes are delicious, and the atmosphere is casual and unpretentious. On weekends they offer a sherry set that allows you to try both dry and sweet sherry wines, which was perfect for beginners like me. It was a wonderful restaurant that seems like it would be good for everyday use.”
★★★★★via Google“Nice cozy bar in Ebisu. Similar to many other bars in Tokyo, it is quite small (they have place for about 30 people). But great atmosphere and decent drink list. They also have a happy hour where drinks are relatively cheap. It is worth going there for a couple of drinks and bar food.”
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Bar de Ollaría — frequently asked questions
Does Bar de Ollaría take reservations?+
Yes — Bar de Ollaría takes reservations by phone. Contact details are in the Location & contact panel.
Where is Bar de Ollaría?+
Bar de Ollaría is in Tokyo, Japan. The full address is Villa Heights Ebisu 1F, 1-22-23 Ebisu, Shibuya-ku. Tap "Get directions" for the map.
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