Pinchito encapsulates the cool, funky side of Spain that has so engaged tapas-loving Londoners of late. The scuffed-up space is dotted with cracked leather sofas, & there’s an intriguingly offbeat collage of Iberian-related prints on one of the bare-brick walls. The menu is short & sweet, with the usual line-up of patatas bravas, chorizo & gambas al ajillo alongside pork belly with mango & black olive, huevos rotos or baby eels with garlic; otherwise check out the blackboard ‘tapas del dia’ or the cracking set menus (£15/20). Thirsty types have a host of cocktails to choose from, including some tempting Spanish-tinged mixes such as the Sevillan fizz (Aperol, cava & amontillado), while the wine list features some seriously old sherries & bottles from Spain’s lesser-known regions, such as Jumilla & Bierzo.
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