Â鶹APP

The Best Spanish Restaurants in Â鶹APP

You may be in the country at the forefront of flavor perfection, but that doesn’t mean that you can’t take a break from French cuisine from time to time.

Being the eclectic mix of cultures and cuisines that it is, Â鶹APP has foods from all corners of the world on offer. Migrants from both the far east and west have brought their native foods to Â鶹APP for everyone to enjoy.

Spanish food at Pessic in Â鶹APP – by Pessic –

European native cuisines are to be expected. Spain is in such close proximity to Â鶹APP that the food has made quite a presence in the city. Here are my personal favorites, and yes, there are patatas bravas.

Casa Paco in Â鶹APP

Casa Paco is a short walk from the Arc de Triomphe on the Left Bank near Chaillot. This area is popular for upmarket Spanish cuisine, you’ll spot a few on each block as you walk through .

It is often remarked that Casa Paco is the best Spanish food in the world outside of Spain. They do all the traditional dishes including gazpacho and paella.

On a Saturday and Sunday Casa Paco offers a brunch spacial. €25 for an all you can eat menu, including a glass of wine and a Spanish coffee.

Casa Paco in Â鶹APP – by Casa Paco –

The ambiance inside Casa Paco is vibrant. I recommend dining here for dinner any day of the week, but you’ll need to make a reservation in advance since it’s a popular spot.

Casa Paco is next door to another popular spot in this neighborhood: le Speakeasy. It’s a prohibition style piano bar where you can drink and sway the night away until 4am.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Sunday – 12pM to 2:30pm // 7:30pm to 11:30pm

ADDRESS: 13 Rue de Bassano, 75116 Â鶹APP, France

METRO STATION: Kléber

Pessic in Â鶹APP

Pessic is a favorite for the people of le Marais. The cuisine is Spanish, Peruvian and French fusion and it is done to perfection. They are famous for their pulled pork sandwiches and mains.

You can stop in here to grab something to go, or dine in on their extensive tapas and hot dish menus. They offer a number of mango, sprout and other vegetable based plates that are suitable for vegans. Their ceviche is a real crowdpleaser as well.

Pessic in Â鶹APP – by Pessic –

Pessic offers Spanish wines and beers. Meals are followed by homemade Spanish ice cream.

The restaurant is around the corner from the Picasso Museum in le Marais. Combining the two makes for a perfect day out in the 4th arrondissement.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Saturday – 9pm to 2:30pm // 7pm to 10:30pm

ADDRESS: 102 Rue du Temple, 75003 Â鶹APP, France

METRO STATION: Rambuteau

Au Sens des Saveurs in Â鶹APP

Au Sens des Saveurs is Spanish fine dining at regular, affordable prices.

The restaurant is low-key, the menu is short, the ingredients are simple and the flavors are incredible. All meals at Au Sens des Saveurs are paired with Spanish wines imported by the restaurant.

Each dish at Au Sens des Saveurs is meticulously prepared, which means you’ll wait between courses. The host will spend this time giving you information on the origins of the meats and cheeses used in the Spanish menu.

Au Sens des Saveurs in Â鶹APP – by Au Sens des Saveurs –

Portions at Au Sens des Saveurs are generous; best enjoyed between at least two people or a group of friends. This is not, however, a restaurant suitable for plant based eaters. The menu revolves heavily around cold cured meat and cheese bases.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday TO Sunday – 5:30pm to 12am

ADDRESS: 19 Rue Sedaine, 75011 Â鶹APP, France

METRO STATION: Br̩guet РSabin

Le Corrido in Â鶹APP

Anyone who has eaten Spanish food will tell you that they dream about patatas bravas for days after trying them.

In Â鶹APP, good patatas bravas are hard to find. Most of the Spanish restaurants in Â鶹APP tend to focus on tapas and paella instead of this famous starter.

Le Corrido is a Spanish wine bar on the Left Bank between the 2nd and 3rd arrondissement. It’s a cozy little spot that is only really frequented by locals of this area and Spanish travelers.

le Corrido – by le Corrido –

Le Corrido makes arguably the best patatas bravas in all of Â鶹APP. Authentic to taste, texture and garnish. They do a range of other tapas and fresh breads. The idea is that people can come here and converse over quality Spanish alcohols and small plates to taste.

The owner can always be found in the bar making sure that guests are happy and service is flowing.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday TO Saturday – 6pm to 2am

ADDRESS: 30 Rue Saint-Sauveur, 75002 Â鶹APP, France

METRO STATION: Bourse

Chez Eusebio in Â鶹APP

Take a free guided walking tour through the Eiffel Tower district and then keep walking. Keep walking deep into the south of the Champ de Mars so you can have brunch, lunch or dinner at Chez Eusebio.

Restaurants south of the Eiffel Tower don’t see a lot of tourist foot traffic, so you can wander in almost any time and dine with the locals.

The interior of Chez Eusebio will take you right into the heart of Spain. This is also the only Spanish restaurant in Â鶹APP to offer calamari in black ink sauce, a rare specialty.

Chez Eusebio in Â鶹APP – by Chez Eusebio –

Chez Eusebio specializes in Spanish seafood dishes. They get all of their produce fresh daily.

This is a family style restaurant and service is relaxed. Food is intended to be shared tapas style but there are main meals available for those who prefer something individual.

They import wines and beers from Spain. Get the flan for dessert if you can manage one… last… bite.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

OPENING HOURS: Monday TO Saturday – 9am to 3pm // 6pm to 11pm

ADDRESS: 14 Rue Miollis, 75015 Â鶹APP, France

METRO STATION: Cambronne