Bocí opens in Koblenz: Spanish tapas for real wanderlust fans!

Bocí opens in Koblenz: Spanish tapas for real wanderlust fans!

In Koblenz's old town, right next to the Church of Our Lady, a new gastronomic gem has opened its doors: the Bocí restaurant. The two owners, Sascha Hachenthal and Marco Orth, have made it their mission to give guests a taste of the Spanish way of life. Inspired by the narrow streets of Mediterranean cities, the ambience of the restaurant conveys the charm of a bodega, where time seems to stand still and you can completely indulge in enjoyment. “We want our guests to feel like they are in a small town in Spain,” says Hachenthal. Rhine newspaper reports that the opening of the restaurant on May 28th was a well-attended celebration and the tables have been regularly full ever since. However, if you drop by spontaneously, you have the best chance at the weekend if you reserve in advance.

The culinary heart of Bocí is the tapas. These small but delicious dishes are not only the main attraction, but also an invitation to explore different tastes. Whether traditional classics like Jamón Ibérico, cold specialties like Gazpacho or warm delicacies like Patatas Bravas - the selection promises a feast for the senses. The trend towards healthy alternatives is also noticeable here: vegetarian options are also available, such as grilled vegetables or quinoa salads, which provide variety and variety. Restaurant list highlights that tapas are a culinary art form in their own right that is deeply rooted in Spanish society. They are not just a dish, but an experience that strengthens the sense of community.

A feast for the eyes and taste buds

In addition to the tapas, Bocí offers a fine selection of Spanish wines and sparkling wines that harmonize perfectly with the small dishes. The regional wines from Rioja and Rueda, which complement the flavors of the dishes, are very popular. The design of the interior also contributes to the atmosphere: lively and sociable, the restaurant is not only suitable for a romantic dinner for two, but also for sociable evenings with friends. Here, eating becomes an experience and invites you to linger. Mercuryist points out that Bocí's target group is primarily those who want to recapture the feeling of Mallorca or the Balearic Islands.

Overall, Bocí seems to have hit the nerve of the times. The combination of culinary offerings and an engaging ambience not only revives the wanderlust for Spain, but also the anticipation of social gatherings in the heart of Koblenz. Whether after a long day at work or on the weekend with friends - Bocí could quickly become the new favorite place for everyone who appreciates good taste and the Spanish way of life.