“This Spanish delight from the team behind acclaimed caterer Ñora Cocina Española does double duty as a mecca for both tapas and paella, offered in varieties from the traditional mixta (prawns, chicken, chorizo, garlic, peppers) to the inventive “tres cerditos” (three little pigs) featuring pork chorizo, shoulder, and belly. The classic tapas are also out …
Our paellas start with Spanish rice, house-made stock, and tomato sofrito. Choose seafood, meat, or vegetables, with seven preparations on the dinner menu at La Marcha in Berkeley. See the current paella menuReserve a table Our paellas Our dinner menu lists seven paellas, each serving 2–4. Please allow 30–45 minutes for preparation. Order Spanish tapas …
It’s not often in my culinary adventures that I encounter a restaurant that makes me weak at the knees, breathless and wondering how I had managed to live as long as I had without knowing the flavors of a certain cuisine. And then enter La Marcha, the incomparable tapas restaurant nestled in West Berkeley. Read …
Tapas, the traditional small plates of food found in bars and cafes throughout Spain, have become popular light dining options around the Bay Area. Tapas bars, serving small plates of traditional Spanish foods, and favorite local spots, adding tapas to their menus, have ignited a love for small dish favorites in the Bay Area food …
Eater SF · July 28, 2016 Eater’s The Ultimate Date Restaurants and Bars in Berkeley selected La Marcha as a second-date restaurant, highlighting our tapas, paella, and sangria. Read Eater’s Berkeley date guide. Planning dinner now? See our current dinner information or reserve a table at La Marcha.
“the surf, the turf, the grains, the veg—achieve perfect texture, right down to the socarrat, the caramelized crust at the bottom of the pan, without which paella would just be fancy rice.” Read More.
La Marcha was picked for best happy hour in the East Bay Express Best Of 2016 issue. Read More.
Sergio Emilio Monleón and Emily Sarlatte feel like pinching themselves. In just a few years, they’ve taken their passion for paella and turned it into a love fest. Read More.
San Francisco Magazine voted us the Best Happy Hour in the East Bay! Join us at either of our two happy hours and celebrate with us: 4 – 6 p.m. & 10 p.m. – Midnight Read More.
In Open Tables’ Top 10 Diners’ Choice Winners for Best Spanish Restaurant in the entire Bay Area
