PAELLA

[hlerm2]

Can a good one be found in Boston. Don't want to have to travel to Antonio's in NewBedford. Thanks for the help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jgleeche]

I don't know if you would consider the Portuguese version or not, but Atasca in Cambridge does a nice one.
http://www.tinyurbankitchen.com/

[goldbeab]

Sophia's Grotto in Roslindale does a great Paella.

[gourmaniac]

second this and it's mid-priced

[veggielover]

I like the paella at Toro and go there just to eat it. If you have enjoyed paella in Spain, I think you'll like it.

[aadesmd]

The rice is the most important aspect of a good paella.
i have found the one at Dali lousy, while the paella served at Toro is inconsistent, but I must say that on some days it is sublime.

[Pegmeister]

Prezza in the North End makes an excellant paella.

[Snoop37]

If you want an authentic paella, I wouldn't try the one at Prezza. Had it for the first time in October and was very disappointed. Not enough rice at all.

[Pegmeister]

I had it over the summer, and my dish had a decent amount of rice. What I liked the best was how it stuck to the pan a little and gave it a nice crunch. Can't speak to authentic, as I've had so many different versions over the years, I'm not even sure what authentic is.

[whitezb]

Prezza no longer has Paella on their menu.

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Prezza
24 Fleet St., Boston, MA 02113

[MC Slim JB]

Estragon, Toro, and Dali all do nice versions.

http://mcslimjb.blogspot.com/