Casa Galicia review: our verdict
The paella is generous and aromatic, and it's what brings people back. Casa Galicia serves straightforward, unpretentious Spanish cuisine, where onion tortilla and chicken croquettes nicely accompany the large pan. In the evening, dimmed lighting warms a sober and successful Spanish decor, and a well-crafted cocktail extends the night.
Located on Rue Chajarat Eddor in the Palmier quarter, the dining room suits a group of colleagues just as well as a family dinner or a gathering with friends. Service is quick, dishes arrive without delay, and the manager stops by to ensure everyone is well taken care of. Those looking for chef-driven cuisine or a lively evening will go elsewhere: people come here to eat good Spanish food in a relaxed atmosphere, with solid value for money.
Dish to order: the paella, to share, with an onion tortilla to start the meal. As for hours, evening service only, from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m., seven days a week.
