Pinchos - Gothenburg

Pinchos have several restaurants in town, Some of them you can only order on your mobil phone with an app you have to download. But it's worth the hassle! Very good food! Nice friendly staff! Just so very much like it!

Tried a lot of dishes and they all tasted ok but there shuld have been more spice to most of them. Nice desserts. Each dish dont cost much but its really small portions.

The restaurant is spacious with an interesting and cozy interior. The food is well-made and reasonably priced, making it a great option for families and all kinds of groups. The staff is friendly and attentive, which is not always common in Sweden. Orders are placed through an app on your phone and you must pick up your own food and drinks, which is convenient. However, it would be helpful to have a physical menu available in addition to the app for easier browsing. Overall, a good experience and we will definitely be returning.

My third time at Pinchos. This time with my family. The restaurant is really nice with several levels. In short... a waiter will show you to your table and then you are on your own. Download the app and select your Pinchos restaurant. The food is in tapas format... portions are as big as on your phone. So you better order 3-4 mains to start with. The food is very good and I can really recommend it. If you have booked a table and are early, you can always take a seat at the bar and try one of their drinks. All in all. A very good place, fast and simple to order and to pay.

My group of 14 hockey parents visited Pinchos during an ice hockey tournament in Gothenburg. I had never been to a Pinchos restaurant before and didn't have high expectations. We were seated in two adjoining booths and given instructions on how to download and use the app for ordering. To my surprise, the process was easy and efficient. You simply place your order on the app and pick it up when you receive a message. I was pleasantly surprised by the delicious and affordable food. I tried four different tapas dishes and two desserts, which was more than enough for me. The total bill was around 300 SEK (approximately USD 35). A beer was priced at about 65 SEK (USD 7), which was a fair price in Sweden.