How to make a tapas bar contemporary? Make it comfortable
Ask anyone: tapas bars are amongst the most convivial spaces one can find themselves in. Though, they’re not the most accommodating – the relaxed approach to hospitality often lends itself to cramped spaces, loud acoustics and limited seating opti
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