El Patio

4 Pasoot Lasuka - 5 years ago

A little place in Nimmanhemin area to hide away from the tourist buzz. Good food and nice staffs and owner. Spanish is also hard to find in this area too, so this is impressive. The only drawback was that they had a limited number of wine list and platter, as they were in the restaurant transformation process. Nonetheless, will definitely visit again!

5 Leon à Campo - 6 years ago

Very tasty dishes and great Spanish craft beers.

5 Tita C - 5 years ago

My all time favorite place to hang out in Chiangmai. Great staff, nice people hang out there. I like to go there on the weekend coz they got a nice live band music.
The owner knows how to connect people. If you go there, you can be sure to make new friends... Oh and great drinks too :)

5 Andrew Streams - 4 years ago

Been here twice now and both times the owner Chris came over for a chat. He's a great character, definitely has his own opinions on various issues so we enjoyed his company immensely. He's super generous too with the anise shots so be careful you may have to stumble home!

1 Dr R. Shirazi - 6 years ago

Don't try the food, lamb was too dry and hard to chew, impossible to swallow. Most costumers agreed that the alcohol menue is the only reason they may want to spend their $$$$$ there. The ambien is chic. In the first glance it resembles places you've been in California (with the same range of price) but don't expect the same level of service ... the live music was nice but too close to the main table where half of people could hardly hear themselves talking. haha! -Dr. Shirazi

1 Dr. Yoan Lorenzo - 3 years ago

Wasted our time on our planned evening in Chiang Mai. Supposedly the kitchen is flooded and there is no food, however, based on other reviews listed in the past months, this appears to be an ongoing issue, that kitchen is not available for food. When we arrived there are only a few bottles of wine inside a large wine cellar and the waiter offered us a gin tonic which we refused and told us all they had was one cabernet. There appears to be issues with the import of wine into Thailand as mentioned by waiter/owner. A Spanish restaurant that does not offer wine, never heard that before, having been to dozens and dozens of Spanish restautants around the world. Facebook page shows a gas leak a few days ago and kitchen was closed. Not sure what is going on in this restaurant, it appears there is no chef as waiter/owner told us he was cooking the paella they were offering for free. Reviews also show that they are having a difficult time hiring spanish staff (possibly a chef) as waiters can be from any country, once trained. No other food was available. A wasted evening out in Chiang Mai, it is insulting to the customer. This is not a Spanish restaurant, I am sorry to say. They need serious help.

5 Yasser Buali - 4 years ago

If i could give this place more stars i would. The food was fantastic and the service was great and theres an awesome live band. What a great vibe all together. Oh AND they have beerlao! My favorite beer!