La Marcha Tapas - Berkeley

Tapas are good. But the paella is to be avoided the saltiest I have had in my long life. Even got a headache from the salt? Unfortunately the kitchen forgot to make my paella, and the waitress only realized that One hour after we had ordered, which meant we had to wait another 45 minutes to eat. All of that on the night we went out to celebrate my birthday, so you can imagine how disappointed I felt other than the tardiness and the paella not being one to go there for, the other issue is that they are back to putting their tables super close to each other (less than 15 inches separated us from the other tables to our right and left): I know this is not just them, but every restaurant in the area, and it feels horrible, overcrowded, and, after having lived through COVID, extremely unhealthy.

Had been craving decent Spanish food for a while and finally checked this one off from my list! The calamares (fried squid) with special sauce (the one in black) and Mariners are amazing. As a group of three, we were pretty full and satisfied with three appetizers and one paella. Highly recommend to make reservations, we were lucky to get the bar seats without booking in advance.

It was ok, food wasn't worth the price. The portion size was good, but taste wasn't all that. I wasn't pleasantly pleased! ? however, the outside patio was great for date night?

Amazing tapas and a great wine selection! Come here for a culinary adventure with someone you?re hoping to have a long and delicious dinner with. The service was a bit slow but kind, and hey, we weren?t rushed. Everything was delicious-seriously, you can?t go wrong! The vegan paella was a stand out for us plant lovers.

Amazing tapas and a great wine selection! Come here for a culinary adventure with someone you’re hoping to have a long and delicious dinner with. The service was a bit slow but kind, and hey, we weren’t rushed. Everything was delicious-seriously, you can’t go wrong! The vegan paella was a stand out for us plant lovers.