Paella - Aachen

We found paella by chance when we went down from the capital. we were warmly welcomed and quickly served with our drinks. I ordered a mojito while my partner drank a local beer. the cocktails are huge and very tasty. we both decided for the paella and they presented them well in a traditional paella court. there were fresh garnel, mush and tinted fish rings; all very tasty. we did not stay to dessert, but there was not much choice between pancakes and chorrios. the overall feeling of the restaurant is very nice, very warm and the people are welcoming. I would come back here. perfect for a meal or just for drinks.

Decided that despite the negative comments of our nl here we would eat tapas

We have discovered this place by chance when visiting the city and decided to eat there in the evening. we just had tapas because they offer a great choice. we were two and had a total of 8 tapas, cold and warm, that was enough, as they were served in a bowl so each of us could taste 8 different tapas. we enjoyed eating very well and were also satisfied with the bill (24 euro for 8 tapas, a crumb and a glass sangria). our personal recommendation is the chorizo with potatoes and the delicious dates in the speckmantel.

Cheap lunch option for 5,50 euro, but our waitress was just acceptable and only made a smile when it was about to present the bill, probably in the hope of a better drink money. this was a Spanish restaurant that is now run by Turks with a mixed menu, despite the name paella. they do not go here to special occasions.

We have eaten very well in this restaurant, tapas (2,40 euro per piece) were varied and the main dish paella (11 euro) really delicious. it contains muddle, huh and snooze. cocktails had not much alcohol, which is in order for me, and cost 4 to 4.50 euro. the only negative problem for me were the stairs to the toilets and the toilet area. musically they play salsa, bachata and reggaeton, so there is more a latino than a Spanish atmosphere.