La Paella in City of London

Great food and service. Very attentive.

I had lunch here today with my boyfriend and I've tasted the Paella for the first time in my life: it's delicious!We ordered a paella for 2 people and they gave us a very big and rich portion of rice with seafood and chicken. We also ordered some garlic bread and tomato bread, which was so good! I really suggest this place to everyone who is looking for something different, and wants to try something new! The owner of this restaurant is a very kind and polite guy. Prices are very convenient. Thank you so much for this amazing lunch!

Very lovely, cosy small restaurant.The Tapas are great. Paella is very good.Sangria went perfectly with the dishes.You can feel the friendliness of a family long-time business.

The best spanish restaurant in London.

Just enjoyed an incredible meal thanks to this amazing restaurant, I had the paella marinera to take away .... and asked for chorizo to be included at a cost which I was happy to pay because the meal was beautiful, when I lifted the lid on the huge paella it steamed with heat, and the colours were mouth watering,5 stars... wish I could give them 10 !!!

The chorizo, white beans and meatballs were delicious. We ordered the wild boar and what we received matched the image of the slow cooked medallions of beef on their website 🤔 it was very nice, but not what we ordered. The garlic prawns are the reason this isn’t a 5 star review as they weren’t prepared well still had poo in them 😞However we shall return!

There are certain cuisines that are really hard to replicate authentically. I always thought Spanish food and in particular, Tapas, was one of them. Until I discovered La Paella. Traditional, delicious and yes, authentic! You can easily forget you are in North London and imagine yourself in beautiful Spain. Highly recommend.

Really disappointed with our meal here, this restaurant had the same quality of my school dinners... the paella was overcooked, chicken was dry and contained bones, calamari was bland and the croquetas had barely any chicken and were clearly had been cooked from frozen. Expressed our concerns to the manager/owner and he didn't seem to care for our feedback or apologetic...next time I'll take it as a sign when a restaurant is empty.

Visited for lunch and bitterly disappointed. Rice was overcooked, chicken was dry & still contained bones, patatas bravas tasted off and the croquettes were bland. I was convinced the croquettes themselves had come out of a freezer bag. Honest feedback given to Owner/Manager who frankly didn’t care that we’d not had a good experience, wasn’t willing to resolve any of the problems and simply kept repeating that he “sells a lot of the dishes” and therefore doesn’t understand why we didn’t like the food. Hard to believe when the restaurant was completely empty for a Sunday afternoon. Poor customer experience, poor food & overall disappointing experience.

The finest Spanish restaurant in town.I am a regular here and here's why:The food, the drinks, the friendly service, and the Spanish music.The Tapas here is delicious. They serve a variety of delicious tapas;- Paela with chicken and seafood- Fish cakes- Spanish sausage cooked in red wine- Mussels in chilly tomato sauceThis all goes well with the House wine. Available in red and white. I recommend red wine.For dessert, the best thing of all is the delicious Chocolate con Churros. Served on a wooden tray accompanied by a little bowl of warm creamy chocolate sauce for you to dip them in.To go with that they offer some nice hot drinks. My personal favorite is their latte.The atmosphere feels very authentic. The staff are friendly and there is beautiful Spanish music played here. No matter what part of the year it is, you feel like you are in Spain.This is a wonderful restaurant.Usually I come here for the fine latte and as a place to read. It's a great place to spend with family and friends for all occasions.Gracias!