El Burro

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  • We loved this place, and what gave it that 5 stars was the friendly staff and food. We were treated very well, and the food was absolutely fab! Its a …

  • El Burro, newly located at 209 Nelson Place in Williamstown, is a fantastic Spanish restaurant which has a menu full of all your favourite Spanish dis…

  • I took a friend on a delicious lunch date this weekend, as we adventured all the way over the Westgate bridge, to Williamstown, to visit El Burro Tapa…


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El Burro is open for Casual Dining. El Burro serves Spanish and Tapas dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!

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3 Reviews on “El Burro”

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  • Agreekable

    We loved this place, and what gave it that 5 stars was the friendly staff and food. We were treated very well, and the food was absolutely fab! Its a really cute and Spanish inspired interior. Close to the beach, recommend visiting here anytime.

  • Dine And Dash

    El Burro, newly located at 209 Nelson Place in Williamstown, is a fantastic Spanish restaurant which has a menu full of all your favourite Spanish dishes. We were very eager to come here. There are not that many Spanish restaurants in Melbourne and not a cuisine Im very familiar with and hence I was eager to try.
    We were able to order a large selection of dishes from their extensive new menu and so we ordered the Nachos Bravas, Chicken Slider, Corn, Meatballs, Pollo and Carne Taco and the twice cooked Lamb Ribs.
    The chicken slider was delicious. The fried chicken was crunchy and juicy and it tasted delicious. The corn cob was sweet and juicy and went beautifully with the mayonnaise and paprika. The Nachos Bravas was surprisingly one of our favourite dishes. It was not what one would expect when ordering nachos but instead it was a huge serving of crispy potatoes with black beans, guacamole, tomato salsa, sour cream, jalapeos, spring onions and cheese. It was absolutely delightful.
    We loved the soft tacos and although we normally prefer hard-shell tacos these were so good I could be tempted to change my mind! These stunning tacos one chicken and one beef were both rich with flavour, perfectly balanced and a generous serving. The Lamb Ribs, drenched in a jalapeo honey glaze that was absolutely spectacular, fell off the bone, they were so tender and succulent. Simply amazing.
    We were very grateful to have been invited here and extremely pleased with our whole dining experience! I can safely say go check it out you wont be disappointed. The best of Spain right here in Williamstown.

  • Food Fiend Melbourne

    I took a friend on a delicious lunch date this weekend, as we adventured all the way over the Westgate bridge, to Williamstown, to visit El Burro Tapas on Nelson Place.We got there bang on 12pm, when they opened, and were warmly greeted by staff.

    We ordered a selection of dishes from their extensive menu and knew we were in for a feast when everything came out! We started with a jug of red wine sangria and then dug in to our 7 chosen dishes: corn on the cob, calamari and chicken sliders, salchicha (chorizo), pescado (fish) tacos, donkey wings and the loaded bravas (loaded fries).

    The sangria was delicious and had huge chunks of pear down the bottom, which gave it a nice sweet flavour. It also didn’t taste super alcoholic, so I still felt OK to drive home after 2 glasses (and a lot of food haha).

    The sliders were both delicious. The calamari was a nice twist and the chicken tasted like a classic burger (with cheese). The ciabatta buns were super soft and slightly warmed and the creamy condiments on both matched perfectly.

    The chorizo was nice, but a very small serve in comparison to other dishes that we ordered. The two slices came served with a very generous serve of red onion jam and goat’s cheese. I could have eaten way more than one. The corn was delicious with cheese on top and mayo underneath.

    The fish tacos were cooked perfectly and the tortillas were nice and soft. I feel like the flavour of the batter on the fish could have been a bit saltier, but otherwise the fish was nice and juicy.

    The donkey wings had a great flavour but were a bit dry. I also found them a bit tricky to eat, but I’m not usually a wings kinda gal. There were 4 in the basket, which was perfect for sharing between 2 people.

    The loaded bravas was our favourite dish. It was a huge serve of potato topped with bacon, shredded beef,pork belly, chorizo (so much meat!), capsicum, aioli, salsa, cheese and BBQ sauce – it was perfect for sharing and great to nibble on while we were finishing our sangria.

    We visited on a rainy Saturday afternoon and had a fantastic time. I am very jealous of the Williamstown locals who will get to enjoy this delicious food and refreshing sangria on the lazy Summer afternoons that are coming our way. We really enjoyed our food and will both be looking for an excuse to venture back over the bridge so we can come back again.

    Thanks for having us, team 🙂
    ashleighphillips.wixsite.com

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