La Casa - Leith

Food excellent Service most pleasant Atmosphere good for all ages.

Just had a lovely lunch at La Casa and the young man who served us was charming. Definitely recommend going.

Les plats ne sont pas mauvais mais je ne dirais pas qu’ils sont bons. Ils manquent de goûts, et les prix sont relativement élevés (quasiment 8£ la petite part de tortilla en apéritif)

Amazing place. I’m not normally a fan of red wine but the sangria was great and I’ve never had anything like it. It says for 3-4 plates per person however the plates here are huge.

Delicious food and friendly staff:)

Decided on tapas,stumbled across this place,but what a find,very homely and plenty of laughter on my occasion,went for 3 tapas dishes and all shots in the dark,well i was astonished some of the best food i had ever sampledand the idea of small different dishes ticked all the boxes 10 out of 10 from me! Vegetarian options: one dish i had a bowl of green peppers all proportianly seasoned and absolutly delicious

Went for a birthday dinner, and there was even an option to specify it was for a birthday when we booked. They didn’t bring out anything special for the birthday, and the waiter even kind of gave us a weird shrug when we brought it up, as if asking “what are we supposed to do about it?” They also forgot two or three things we ordered. On top of that, the food was pretty flavorless. The octopus seemed unseasoned, the shrimp was only a little bit spicy. It’s like this restaurant is afraid of offending Brits with a weak constitution for actual flavor. The best thing was the mussels, which is definitely the easiest to get right, and even so there are like five other places in the neighborhood with better mussels. It just seems like one of those places that because it looks nice and has a good location the food doesn’t have to be very good for it to be successful.