What is a tappas restaurant or bar?

Question

I've been hearing a lot about Tappas in reference to bars and restaurants. What is it?

Answer 1

Tapas is Spanish.
Usually it's lots of little plates of food, and you have a taste of heaps of different things instead of one massive meal.
Often has stuff like charcoal grilled prawns, croquettas, meatballs, squid/calamari, breads and dips, grilled vegetables...
It's always been super yum food when I've had it.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Tappas are little snacks you get with your drinks usually Spanish style cooking like fried octopus little pastries olives etc.

Answer 4

It's Spanish food. As in from Spain; you know, that country in southwestern Europe?