Morito

For lovers of tapas, a visit to Morito is like giving a hungry child free reign in a sweet shop. Baby sister to the ever-popular Moro (next door), it's no surprise to find the same dedication to flavour here. As the younger of the two restaurants, Morito is the more energetic; it's a fast-paced, youthful eatery - just the kind of street restaurant you would find in Spain. The menu board behind the bar is overflowing with tapas treats and mezze and you'll more than likely start pointing enthusiastically. Quail egg with cumin, Palamos prawns and avocado, fried baby squid and lamb chops - it'll be hard to stop ordering, but once you do, grab a smooth, authentically Spanish sherry or one of the refreshing cocktails before your tapas is swiftly brought to your table. With a no booking policy (except at lunch), Morito is just the place to pop to after work with friends