The Good - A very nice selection of Spanish cidres, I do think good cider is a perfect companion for a dinner filled with tapas. The Bad - Cleanliness was kind of a big issue. Definitely no cleaner has visited for a while. The service...was okay I guess, a bit non-existent aaand had some issues with reserving a table with them, or actually it seemed that it was not possible to make a reservation. The Food - Was good. We went a little over the top, and ordered waaay to much, LOL. Some of the dishes where excellent but some not so much.More

Good quality basic tapas bar. Short menu with the most common tapas, but nothing special. Service was ok, but a bit slow. We had to stand in a queue both to order and to pay.

Visited here Saturday evening after theather. It was difficult to understand how much food we should order. According to personnel our order was small for 6 persons. At the end it was more than enough. They request 3€/person if you want any other than equal...split of invoice. Still, you need to go to cashier to pay and their system cannot make equal split.More

After having many Finnish buffets, I was so pleased to see this Basque? Spanish pixcos/tapas bar. Great food ...Padron peppers are always my favourite and a good selection of wine. Staff really helpful. Thank you for being there

Chicken salad was quite dissapointment. No salt or spices, no oil or salad dressing eather. Same with meat balls. But beef strips with huge amount out sea salt! Service quite bad, even for finnish restaurant.

The tapas was only average. Service was below average. We asked for another glasses of wine and never got those. We also had to go to pay the bill inside, nobody asked if we were ok. Would not return.

The idea behind tapas is that you can try small portions from many different things, at reasonable prices. As far as the food is concerned, Inez succeeds well enough for Finnish standards: ok food (though salt seems to be used as a substitute for flavor),...at ok-for-Finland prices. But things fall apart when it comes to wine. Almost 10 euros for half a glass of mediocre Sauvignon (the bottle is more than 40). Oh, and by the way, the prices for a glass of wine are NOT listed on the menu (only of bottles), so you find out only when it's time to pay. Which, incidentally, happens at the cashier instead of the waiter coming to the table. All in all an ok experience, but you pay premium prices for pub service and food quality. Not worth it.More