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This is definitely a hidden gem in Newmarket. A very tiny and quaint bistro, hide behind a big house - very easy to miss it. Definitely can give you the same feeling as those small bistro in Spain, very cozy. Service was good, and food was authentic homemade style. Love the Sangria, especially

Lobo Iberico Restaurant has the feel of Spain nestled in the town of Newmarket. The crew is friendly, from Bianca and Trish serving to your needs, to Foster and Garreth making culinary delights for anyone wishing to visit! Tapas and Wine tastings, date nights, family events and all the rest. Call a

This place is very small. You need to make a reservation first. However, when you arrive, you still need to wait until your table is ready. This restaurant specializes in small and intimate gatherings, which is good for groups of (6-8 people). They also have live Spanish guitar on Friday and Satur

Cozy Spanish restaurant with a great selection of tapas. Emilio played beautiful music on his guitar and even walked around to speak to the guests at each table. Lovely place for celebrating special days.

Amazing atmosphere! Good service! Buttttt very small portions for what you pay $$$you will go home hungry! BEAUTIFUL live must great decor! SPANISH CHEESE CAKE is disgusting would never eat again or recommend BUT the churros are delicious! I would go again but Iwould snack before I go!

We went there for a birthday brunch and the food was magnificent. The staff friendly and knowledgeable. Will definitely be back. Hidden gem in Newmarket.

Excellent food. Very warm atmosphere. Friendly service. Kind of pricey though. Highly recommend.

Came in with a group of five and sampled almost every tapas on the menu. Every dish was incredible! The grilled calamari was the best I've ever tasted. Super cozy atmosphere with a knowledgeable and friendly waitress. The live music was excellent and at the perfect loudness, we could enjoy the musi