Tucked away in the corner of Sean’s Tapas was my comfy seat with a first class marble table for me to secretly stash my hot chocolate and yummy complimentary olives. It was great because I could relax, lie down and the table was accessible.

We started off with a Potato and Onion Omelette, which tasted so yummy that I was dying to know what was in it. However, our meal really took off with Churros dipped in chocolate. The Churros was soft in the middle and sugary on the outside and it tasted even greater when it was dipped in the chocolate. To finish we had Quail and a hot chocolate. Sean’s Tapas presented the Quail in an unexpected way because it was served in a juicy dumpling.

A highlight was the staff. Mervin was especially nice because he was funny and he chased the kitchen down for our Quail, which was forgotten for a while there. The disappointment was that the DJ had forgotten to come. I liked the piped music but more music is needed because the music repeats too often.

I recommend Sean’s Tapas for children because they will all love the Churros and Chocolate. Furthermore, I liked how they serve some food that people wouldn’t normally taste. This encourages children to be adventurous and get out of the habit of always having the same thing.

Presentation wise, I like the colours of the bar because they have kept the colours simple. They could have gone rainbow colours but instead they kept it nice and simple with lots of red. Some restaurants overdo the colours but Sean’s Tapas know how to choose a strong colour and stick with it.