Paella in Madid
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Paella in Madid
I would very much like to eat a reasonably priced paella while in Madrid. I have read about many recommended restaurants but am having trouble finding one that is located in the areas tourists tend to be or close to my hotel, the Carlos V near Sol. Any suggestions would be welcome.
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We ate at La Paella Real Resturant It was very close to the Plaza del Sol. The address I have is Plaza de la Opera, Arrieta 2.
I thought it was good and the price was around 40 Euros. The minimum size was for two so if you are solo it's a lot of food (but I saw a man at a table near us do it)
I thought it was good and the price was around 40 Euros. The minimum size was for two so if you are solo it's a lot of food (but I saw a man at a table near us do it)
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El Arrozal in Calle Segovia 13, just south-west of Plaza Mayor. http://gospain.about.com/od/madrid/ss/la_latina_9.htm
http://11870.com/pro/el-arrozal
Menu del Día mon-fri: soup/salad - freshly made paella/rice of the day - dessert and wine/beer for 12€.
http://11870.com/pro/el-arrozal
Menu del Día mon-fri: soup/salad - freshly made paella/rice of the day - dessert and wine/beer for 12€.
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thanks everyone for the suggestions. A few of these restaurants were on a small list I was considering, so your feedback has been very helpful.
I have read that the only paella one should order is one for a minimum of two as it is freshly prepared. Is that true?
I have read that the only paella one should order is one for a minimum of two as it is freshly prepared. Is that true?
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