Restaurants that offer Sopa Castellana

Sopa Castellana
Enrique Tomas

Enrique Tomas

➤ 849 E Commerce St, San Antonio, United States Of America

Pizza • Cheese • Seafood • Spanish

"Many of the items we were looking forward to were not available. Such as the cheese, octopus and calamari. The Mediterranean pallea was partly over cooked rice and partly undercooked. The main ingredient (seasoning) was cumin. Unsalted and tasteless. Shrimp and tiny squid were rubbery. The server had to be asked for water refills, change of silverware and seemed like he was in a rush, which made ordering uncomfortable and rushed. The pizza was perfect for a 2 year olds taste buds. Unseasoned, plain and not much pork. The 3 different pork appetizers were amazing. We liked the olives as well. My husband and daughter both got steaks and said they had zero flavor. The sauce on them was delicious and necessary."

Casa Pepe

Casa Pepe

➤ 114 Bay Ridge Ave, Brooklyn, New York, 11220, United States

Drinks • Mexican • Spanish • Seafood

"I really like this place. The food is very authentic, fresh and well cooked. They make the salsa fresh and even make fresh guacamole in front of you. There are two seating area and if it's available I choose the back covered patio. The wait staff is extremely polite and responsive. It's a great place to experience if you are looking for genuine Mexican food fine dine style."

Cava Flamenco

Cava Flamenco

➤ 3850 S.W. 8 Street, Coral Gables, FL., Miami I-33134, United States

Tapas • Salad • Buffet • Spanish

"The food smells like it was made in a bathroom. seriously take ur kids somewhere else bc there’s literally only one non-alcoholic beverage and one of The meals is a chicken breast with veggies inside. The show was also nothing to write home abt so 0 stars."

Mi Gitana

Mi Gitana

➤ 536 NW 57th Ave, Miami, 33126, United States Of America

Pizza • Pasta • Spanish • Italian

"My wife and I arrived here without a reservation on a Saturday night after a long flight from the Caribbean. The staff squeezed us in, made us welcome, and gave us a meal that made me think of the little trattorias we ate in Trastevere in Rome. One of the complaints about Italian restaurants in the U.S. is that they just don't convey just how wonderful Italian cooking really is--they don't taste like Italy. Well, welcome to Amor di Pasta. The spaghetti Amatriciana really took me back to my last visit to Rome. One of the best, if not the best, Italian meals I've had in America. Would definitely eat here again. Don't be like us, book a table."