3. La Paella

A great favorite of regulars, this restaurant serves up authentic Spanish cuisine in the midst of downtown. The interior is a riot of bright red color against white walls hung with memorabilia of all sorts. It's both a cantina and a festive stop-off for rich, hearty food and good conversation. The menu offers a variety of dishes, including those crafted with duck, veal, beef, pasta, and seafood. Naturally, though, you can't escape without trying the restaurant's namesake and signature dish. The paella, chockfull of good things, pairs rice with chicken, shellfish, and lobster to create a luscious entree that's tinged with saffron and aromatic with fresh ingredients. It can't be missed.   (© 10Best)

Hours:

Mon-Fri 11am-9pm, Sat 5pm-10pm

Pricing:

Average Main Course Price: $20.00

Payment Methods:

Website: Visit the La Paella website »

Alcohol Served: Beer, Liquor, Wine

Ambiance: Fun / Festive, Themed

Cuisine: Continental, European, Spanish

Dress: Business Casual

Features: Parties / Private Rooms, Take Out

Meals: Dinner, Lunch

Reservations: Recommended / Suggested

Type: Tapas

	"lagarto" more than a month ago
We waited a lomg time to receive a hot beer. After that we ordered two dishes that again took a long time to come. The quality of the food was bad. The dancer and the music were bad too. Never again. This "Spanish" restaurant seems to have an African owner.
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