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Barcelona
Spain 08003
Tel: 34 93 221 54 55
Concierge.com's insider take:
When asked where to get good paella in Barcelona, many locals answer simply: Valencia. But this Barceloneta beachfront classic with a nautical-inspired interior and picket-fenced terrace is the exception—paellas here come with proper socorrat (caramelized bottom crust). There are also boat-fresh fish and seafood dishes such as whole sea bream baked in a crust of salt; tender, purple-rimmed clams, and sweet, grilled navajas (razor clams). And it's one of the few places where more unusual local delicacies such as delicate espardenyes (sea cucumbers) and pink-tinged percebes (goose barnacles) can be sampled.
Closed for dinner Sundays and Mondays.
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write a review › | see all user reviews ›tasteless paella, we had better when we dropped into a tourist trap. more
My last trip to Marrakech was a ‘mega fam’ I organised where we took 100 travel agents to Morocco. There were five different itineraries, trekking in the Atlas... more
In a word "awful" From the stale bread to the tasteless seafood and the medicore service........dont goBright, over lit , nothing good to say! more
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