Pintxo Pincho Tapas Bar

Everything was delicious. The cuttlefish ink paella alone is worth coming back for. My partner even called it insane!

The food was incredible, definitely one of the best spots in Woburn! Every single tapa was packed with flavor, even better than most small plates we have had in Boston. The paella was outstanding, and they had great vegetarian options too. The staff were super friendly and welcoming. Can’t wait to go back!

I love Pintxo Pincho! It's my favorite restaurant. I love the arroz negro, pulpo a la gallega, gambas al pil pil, the croquetas, their selection of manchego cheese, jamón, and chorizo, the peras borrachas, I really could go on and on! Great wine selection, great atmosphere and authentic Spanish food. It's really such a treat to go there--thank you to all of the staff there for making it such a great place to dine and celebrate!!

Decent food, good service, croquettes were great, meat balls were nice and so did the octopus. Place was loud but clean

I explored this restaurant on my quest to find the best Spanish food place in the Boston greater area. As a Spaniard living here for almost a decade, I figured it was about time :) so now I'm doing the tour with friends. Food quality: 6/10 Generally all the food was ok. Some dishes (e.g. calamares, empanada, entrañas) were very tasty, while others (e.g. patatas bravas, pimientos del padrón) were not well made or low quality. Authenticity: 7/10 Most of the dishes tried to imitate Spanish recipes, which is hard to find! Most restaurants are American-Spanish fusion, this one was not. However, there were a few important points they missed. For example, pulpo a la gallega didn't have potatoes (WHAT?), and the bravas had a very weirdly cooked potatoes. Also, the sauce was not Spanish. Money v