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Tapas – Snaks – Botanas Tapas – Snaks – Botanas 1 Croquetas Españolas artesanas de marisco (3 units) 5.00 Spanish seafood artisan croquettes. 2 Croquetas Españolas de marisco (10 units) 14.00 3 Croquetas Españolas de jamón serrano (3 units) 5.75 Spanish Serrano Ham artisan croquettes. 4 Croquetas Españolas de jamón serrano (10 units) 15.50 5 Pimientos del Piquillo rellenos de marisco 9.25 Roasted piquillo peppers stuffed with seafood, accompanied by white sauce 6 Patatas Bravas 5.75 Essential among Spanish tapas, potatoes with their two traditional sauces 7 Calamar a la Andaluza – Andalusian squaid 9.75 fried squid, with allioli sauce 8 Pulpitos en salsa 9.50 Small octopuses cooked in a wine and tomato sauce 9 Pulpo a la Gallega *pulpo a feira*- Galician Style octopus 24.00 with pimenton (paprika) de la vera and extra virgin olive oil 10 Callos (menudo) con chorizo y garbanzos 12.50 Stewed beef tripe with Spanish sausage and chickpeas 11 Empanadas de carne Asada – Beef Patty 3.00 12 Tortilla Española – Spanish omelette 7.50 Potato and onion omelette 13 Gambas al ajillo 11.00 One of the most traditional "tapas" Shrimp with garlic, in olive oil and white wine 14 Eperlan de pollo 7.50 Breaded chicken strips with allioli or BBQ sauce 15 Eperlan de Pescado 7.50 Breaded fish strips, with our allioli or romesco sauce Starters – Entrantes 16 Ensaladilla Rusa 5.25 Spanish potatoe salad, with parrot, egg , allioli sauce… 17 Salmorejo 8.25 Spanish chilled tomatoe soup, with egg and serrano ham 18 Crema de Marisco – Seafood cream 6.75 19 Potaje de Frijoles Negros – Black bean stew 3.00 20 Cocido Madrileño – Madrid stew 9.85 Chickpeas, assorted vegetables, Spanish sausage (chorizo) and ham 21 Grandma cannelloni - Canelones de la abuela 9.75 Traditional canelloni in Barcelona Style, stuffed with 3 roasted meats, covered with béchamel, and gratin with cheese, children love them.. 22 Garbanzo Frito - Fryed chickpea 10.75 Chickpea, spanish sausage, ham and vegetables .... 23 Arroz congri 3.00 Rice with black beans and pork Bocadillos – Sandwiches 24 Sandwiche Cubano 8.95 Roasted Pork, Ham, Swiss cheese, Pickel cocombers and mustard 25 Lomo con queso y pimientos 8.25 Pork loin, Cheese, tomato, extra virgin olive oil and piquillo peppers 26 Pan con Butifarra y queso 7.25 Bread with tomatoe, catalonian sausage and cheese 27 Pan con tomate y Jamon Serrano a la catalana 9.50 Bread with tomato and serrano ham at catalonian style 28 Pan con tomate y tortilla de patatas 8.50 Bread with tomato and Spanish potatoes omelette at catalonian style 29 Pan Con tomate a la catalana 4.50 Main dishes – Platos Fuertes 30 Grillada Marinera (seaworthy grill) 15.75 Grilled shrimp, squid, fish, mussels and claims, with our romesco sauce 31 Zarzuela Marinera (seafood casserole) 16.50 shrimp, squid, fish mussels and claim in typical Catalan sauce 32 Camaron al ajillo (cuban style) – Garlic and butter shrimp 12.95 33 Camaron enchilado 12.95 shrimp cooked in tomato sauce and peppers (not spicy) 34 Grilled Tuna steak - Filete de Atun al grill 12.75 35 Grilled chicken breast - Pechuga de pollo al grill 7.95 36 Masas de Cerdo fritas 11.50 fried pork masses with Creole mojo 37 Ropa Vieja de res 11.25 Frayed meat in sauce at Cuban style 38 Pork loin in Spanish sauce - Lomo de Cerdo a la salsa Española 12.75 (red wine, mushrooms..) 39 Pork loin in Roquefort sauce - Lomo de cerdo a la salsa Roquefort - 12.75 40 Steak in spanish sauce - Filete de res a la salsa Española 14.75 (red wine, mushrooms..) 41 Steak in Roquefort sauce - Filete de res a la salsa Roquefort 14.75 42 Paella Marinera – Seafood Paella at Spanish style 13.75 43 Paella criolla mixta 12.50 Chicken, pork and seafood paella (long rice grain), Latin-American creole style 44 Cachopo Asturiano de Ternera - Breaded and stuffed beef fillets 16.50 stuffed with serrano ham and cheese, piquillo pepper and fried potatoes .... 45 Bistec Uruguayo de Res 12.50 The Cuban version of the previous one .. Beef fillets stuffed with cooked ham and cheese Paellas y Fideguas (Traditional Spanish rices and pastas) (preorder at least 1 hour in advance , minimum order for 2 people, price per person) 46 Paella Española Marinera Seafood and vegetables Spanish paella, short rice grain 14.50 47 Paella Española de Carne Chicken, pork and vegetables Spanish paella, short rice grain 13.75 48 Paella Criolla Mixta Chicken, pork and seafood paella (long rice grain), Latin-American creole style 12.50 49 Arroz Negro Black seafood paella , different and delicious 14.50 50 Fidegua Marinero Like Paella Espanola Marinera, with pasta instead off rice 14.50 51 Fidegua de Carne Like Paella Espanola de Carne, with pasta instead off rice 13.75 Desserts - Postres 52 Homemade flan - Flan Casero 2.75 53 Crema Catalana Lemon and cinnamon flavored milk cream with its burnt sugar crust, an increasingly 5.25 fashionable classic 54 Strwaberrys with cream - Fresas con nata 5.25 (not available for delivery) 55 Pijama for centuries the favorite dessert of children (and many older) of Barcelona and its 5.75 surroundings ... homemade egg custard, chantilly and peach (not available for delivery) 56 Guava candy with fresh cheese - Dulce de Guayaba con queso 5.75 57 Guava puff pastry - Pastelito de Guayaba 3.50 .
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