Casa España By Alioli
Illustration · photos coming soonSpanish restaurant in Bucharest, Romania.
About
Casa España by Alioli was the natural evolution following the success of the Finca by Alioli restaurant, aiming to deliver an even more authentic Spanish dining experience. The owner, who lived and worked in Spain's hospitality industry for eight years, gained extensive knowledge of restaurant operations and immersed himself in Spanish gastronomic culture—insights he is passionate about sharing with his guests. The building was specifically designed as a Spanish restaurant, with a dining room that captures the essence of an Andalusian patio. The decor incorporates elements reminiscent of Spain, such as palm trees, traditional ceramics, and authentic tableware. The culinary style is quintessentially Spanish, with a particular focus on rice dishes and paella. Over the years, Casa España by Alioli has been recognized in several national dining guides and has been featured on various television channels across the country.
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Reviews (5,436 on Google)
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★★★★★via Google“We started with a selection of cheeses and jamón, which, to be honest, didn’t really impress me. They were good, but nothing particularly memorable, so I’d probably skip them. The paella, on the other hand, was something else. It was cooked to perfection, with that slightly crispy layer at the bottom of the pan (without being burnt), and the meat was so tender it literally melted in my mouth. Hands down the best paella I’ve ever had. I highly recommend this wonderful place to anyone who’s missing Spain or simply curious to discover what Spanish cuisine has to offer.”
★★★★★via Google“Fantastic experience at Casa España! The authentic Spanish food was absolutely delicious, and the atmosphere was wonderful. A special thank you to our waitress, **Flori**, who provided exceptional, friendly, and attentive service that truly made our evening. Highly recommend!”
★★★★★via Google“Amazing paella! Totally recommend, this was my second time eating here and will definitely come back with pleasure! Oana was super nice and we enjoyed our time at Casa Espana next to 2 sangrias.”
★★★★★via Google“Best place for Spanish food in Bucharest! The fish soup is no 1…definitely for 2 persons the bowl. Must try! Flori best service and recommendations.”
★★★★★via Google“Delicious food and very nice atmosphere. The serving was great and we have to mention Cristi, who served us at the table, very professional and helpful. We'll definitely come back again.”
★★★★★via Google“A very charming restaurant in Bucharest where you truly feel like you’re in Spain. The interior is beautiful, spacious, and decorated in a traditional Andalusian style, which creates a warm and authentic atmosphere. Although the space is large, the tables can be a bit close together, so you might occasionally hear other conversations, which can be slightly distracting. The food is excellent — everything I’ve ordered so far has been delicious. I was pleasantly surprised to find Padrón peppers here that taste just as good as the ones in Spain. I often order the baked shrimp and highly recommend them. The sangria is also very good, which is surprisingly hard to find done well. One small downside is that sometimes there’s a noticeable food smell inside the restaurant. Overall, it’s my favorite Spanish restaurant in the city so far, and I will definitely be coming back.”
★★★★★via Google“This is my favourite restaurant in Bucharest for the spanish dishes, especially paella, and because they maintained the quality of food over the years. The food was delicious, with quality ingredients. The desserts were a little too sweet for my taste. But I was very disappointed about the service last time I visited. The lady who took our order seemed to be on the run every time we interacted, did not offer any recommendation and I felt like I was disturbing her with my questions or additions to the initial order: like ordering another bottle of water or a coffee. The most unpleasant surprise came with the bill. Without asking me, they have included in the bill a 10% tip and brought us the bill at the table with the tip included. Not even when she brought the bill, she did not mention anything about 10% tip as being already included. And I paid the bill by card for the total amount, not noticing the tip added abusively. And I offered also a 10% tip in cash, because that’s the minimum tip I usually offer if I enjoy the food and services. And I liked the food, despite the rush in attitude of the waitress. Of course I paid the 10% tip calculated to the total amount already paid by card… It is not mainly a matter of amount, it is a mater of fact. I felt that they robbed me intentionally, counting on my lack of attention. And I considered this a complete lack of respect for the client. But, I would give second chances to this restaurant, as the food is great and I do hope that they will improve their service and consideration for their clients. Me on my side, I will check carefully the bill and sanction any future discrepancy 10 times harder, in reviews. Which I do recommend to any client reading this.”
★★★★★via Google“The food is really, really good, and that’s coming from someone who grew up in Spain, it’s 1-1 with what you get there. The paella was delicious, just like every time I’ve been here. The staff is super professional and friendly, and the place totally teleports you to southern Spain for a few hours. I wholeheartedly recommend it! (and let’s not forget the tapas and the complimentary bizcocho de limon we got from the house)”
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Casa España By Alioli — frequently asked questions
Does Casa España By Alioli take reservations?+
Yes — you can request a table at Casa España By Alioli directly on this page and the restaurant confirms your booking.
What are Casa España By Alioli's opening hours?+
Casa España By Alioli's full weekly opening hours are listed in the Hours panel on this page. It's open 7 days a week — always check the profile before you go, as hours can change.
Where is Casa España By Alioli?+
Casa España By Alioli is in Bucharest, Romania. The full address is STR. CADEREA BASTILIEI NR. 78, SECTOR 1,. Tap "Get directions" for the map.
Is Casa España By Alioli expensive?+
Casa España By Alioli sits in the upscale range ($$$) among Spanish restaurants in Bucharest, Romania.
