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Amistad brings a slice of Spain to Munich’s Maxvorstadt with its modern, dark-blue-tiled interior and warm, convivial atmosphere. It’s the kind of spot where you’ll find locals gathering for shared plates of tapas and glasses of house-made sangría, especially the fruity “Zurra” variant with gin and cinnamon. While portions lean on the pricey side, the authentic flavors and friendly vibe make it a go-to for a relaxed evening with friends.
Modern Spanish vibes with authentic tapas
Amistad is a solid addition to Munich’s tapas scene, offering a modern yet unmistakably Spanish atmosphere that feels right at home in Maxvorstadt. The dark blue tiles and wooden furniture create a sleek backdrop for sharing plates of olives, cheeses, and small bites that genuinely taste Spanish—not just Spanish-themed. The house-made sangría stands out, particularly the “Zurra” version with fruit, gin, and cinnamon, which is refreshing without being cloying. It’s the kind of place where you’ll naturally stay longer than planned, drawn in by the easygoing rhythm of the bar and the genuine warmth of the staff.