Authentic Paella in Barcelona! | Devour Barcelona

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If you’ve already booked your tickets to Barcelona, you most likely already looked up where to have great paella! Devour Tours co-founders James Blick and Lauren Aloise are here to tell you that finding an authentic paella in Barcelona isn’t as easy at it looks! They’ll take you deep into La Barceloneta-Barcelona’s fishermen’s district-as they share their expert local tips on finding a great paella. They cover what you should order before the paella, how long you should wait for a homemade paella and so much more! If you’re looking for an authentic paella in Barcelona, you won’t want to miss these expert tips!
Lauren and James enjoyed their paella at Can Solé: restaurantcanso... (Calle San Carles, 4)!
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@luis2864 5 лет назад

Im from small village in Alicante ( Valencia ), and this is just the way its made. You nailed it

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

This means a lot-cheers, and thanks for watching!

@hf5086 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for the tips! I'm so excited to taste authentic paella!

@tonydeltablues 7 лет назад

...when I heard the scraping noise of the socarrat, I was happy :-)

@DevourTours 7 лет назад

So, so delicious!

@James-ig1vp 5 лет назад

Had homemade paella in a village valdeganga. And my girlfriends grandmother used snails also... the whole dish was amazing . Piece of art !

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Well, you've just described what we can best described as absolute paradise! Sounds incredible.

@irismooh Год назад

Hello! I was looking at the prices for the paella and i noticed that there is a minimum 2 person for the dishes- will i have to pay double if im eating solo?

@cheryllemorrow152 5 лет назад

I will be in Barcelona in a month (May 11 - 13th). I only speak English and am primarily a vegetarian who occasionally eats seafood and some dairy. Can you recommend places to eat and how to order tapas and food that contain no meat of any kind? Thank you.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Hi Cherylle! You'll find a lot of great info here: devourbarcelonafoodtours.com/complete-vegan-and-vegetarian-guide-to-barcelona/ Happy devouring!

@cheryllemorrow152 5 лет назад

@@DevourTours Thank you for your prompt and informative response. I am learning so much from your videos which are preparing me for a wonderful time in Barcelona. I thoroughly enjoy your presentations and Yoly is a delightful addition.

@dogwedl1167 Год назад

@brklyngirl68 5 лет назад

In Puerto Rico, we call the paella de la Valencia, which is paella with seafood. You see being an island there were no meats just seafood. It was the Spaniard who bought over the heavy meat but the Taino native Indians on the island only ate fruits and seafood. I think the reason for it is to distinguish from South American countries have it with meat and I believe in some parts in Spain that have it with meat as well,' is that correct?

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

That's so interesting! The original paella valenciana is actually made with chicken and rabbit, no seafood. Since then, tons of variations have popped up across the country, including seafood ones!

@briannelligan Год назад

So my niece and wife are not into seafood, do they make Paella with beef or chicken?

@DevourTours Год назад

Hi Brian! Yes, you can find paella made with other proteins such as beef, chicken, and rabbit. Veggie-studded paella is also great! Just keep in mind that some places prepare their different paellas using seafood stock. Be sure to double-check with the waiter!

@markandiree 2 года назад

Hi! What exactly in the name of the paella that you ordered? Was looking at their menu and they have a bunch. Thanks!

@DevourTours 2 года назад

This is the incredible seafood paella! :)

@waltcameron4966 Год назад

I have heard that truly authentic Paella does not contain fish or shellfish. Is this true? If so that would be great because I am allergic to shellfish.

@DevourTours Год назад

Hi Walt! The traditional paella from Valencia (paella valenciana) features chicken, rabbit, snails, and beans but no fish or shellfish. But because each establishment has their own twist on paella, we recommend double-checking before ordering or sampling. In addition, make sure to avoid "paella mixta," which is a surf-and-turf type of dish. You can find out more in our blog post: devourtours.com/blog/best-places-for-paella-in-valencia/ Hope this helps!

@Axcaliburzm 5 лет назад

Paella is from Valencia, not Barcelona!!!!

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Absolutely :) But a lot of people traveling to Spain unfortunately don't make it to Valencia and try to find an authentic paella in Barcelona. :) Happy devouring & stay curious!

@jwlee6107 5 лет назад

Emerton Yes, is true. But everbody know the best paella is out of Valencia. Barcelona, Mallorca Andalusian....in Valencia they don´t make paella with fish, they put snails and rabbit.

@JuanGarcia-qi4ze 5 лет назад

@@jwlee6107 They also make seafood, and have more dishes with rice.

@ESPendatos 5 лет назад

Better arroces and paella are from Alicante.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Yum, they do have great rice dishes there, too!

@kurko38 5 лет назад

Paella is from Valencia,not Barcelona.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Thanks Juanqui! You're not our first viewer to mention that :) While we know paella originally comes from Valencia, many curious travelers don't make it there, which is why we wanted to highlight what to look for if trying it in Barcelona. Cheers, and thanks for watching!

@mickybcn7453 5 лет назад

Siiiiiiiiiiiiiii ya lo hemos oidoooooooooooooooooooooooo, nadie os lo niegaaaaaa!!!!!!!

@orderaaccount6939 5 лет назад

Not sure if they get paid from the restaurants. It’s not that good. Can Solé paella was not good. Rice was undercooked and wet.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Hi there! We don't get paid by any of the restaurants we feature. In fact, we're the ones paying them! We showcase these spots because we genuinely enjoy them ourselves and want to support them as small businesses, but understand that not everyone will have the same opinion as we do.

@atm4292 6 лет назад

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@enriquecerverasierra5252 3 года назад

No de cataluña

@DevourTours 3 года назад

Es verdad, y Valencia siempre será el mejor sitio para probar la versión auténtica-pero hemos hecho este video porque mucha gente nos pregunta dónde comer una buena paella en Barcelona! :)

@mario5704 5 лет назад

The authentic paella is from Valencia. I was born in the city of Valencia and i know what im talking about. The paella in this video is made of seafood, and the authentic paella is made with chiken, rabbit, green beans, tomatoe and artichokes... and the best place to have a good paella is in Valencia of course. That paella in this video is quite good anyway like a variation of paella made with seafood.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Yes, you're completely right about paella's origin, and what it's made with. Absolutely delicious! We just wanted to show curious travelers in Barcelona that they can find great rice there, too! It's unfortunate how many tourist traps there are that serve microwaved "paella" all over Spain. Cheers, and thanks for watching!

@andresrodriguez1810 5 лет назад

mario5704 el titulo dice que ha comido una paella auténtica en barcelona, no que la de barcelona sea el origen de la paella. Yo por ejemplo como auténticas pizza en sevilla y todos sabemos que es un plato italiano.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

@@andresrodriguez1810 ¡Tienes razón!

@JAPotis 5 лет назад

No es lo mismo. Cualquier arroz en paella no es paella. Igual que supongo que cualquier batido de verduras crudas no es un gazpacho andaluz. En Valencia se toman esto muy en serio.

@juliankunimine2035 5 лет назад

La paella es una puta mierda

@JQueen_7 5 лет назад

You need to go to Valencia and have authentic traditional paella, and also horchata

@josepmariaaguascaribot9239 5 лет назад

Despite having not catalan roots like the 'arròs a la cassola', the paella is a feast here, mostly among the families gather in Sunday. Cheers !

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Cheers to you, thanks for watching!

@veill21m 6 лет назад

Paella is not even from Barcelona.

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

Hi again, Rand! Very true, it doesn't originate from Barcelona, which makes finding a really good one quite a challenge.

@beltxabeltxa 5 лет назад

What is an authentic Paella in Spain, everyone cooks paellas differently, there is no authentic Paellas, Paellas are cooked all over Spain, doesnt matter where you are from, Valencia is not the best place to eat paellas, a Siesta can be as long as you need it

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Totally right, so many people do have different ways of preparing rice dishes and paellas. But technically speaking, paella did originate from Valencia, so most experts call theirs the "authentic" one!

@beltxabeltxa 5 лет назад

@@DevourTours Joking

@lightbox617 6 лет назад

I get to spend Nov 01 to Dec 2018 in Barcelona have an apartment near the "old town." I intend to photograph the architecture, study the museums eat tapa.....Maybe drink beer and local wines

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

Lucky, lucky you! Sounds like you're going to have an excellent time. Stay curious!

@kanopus06 6 лет назад

Nothing is much catalan here, maybe except the "paella" as you call it. But paella is originary from València, and in Catalonia is made different, mainly from seafood.

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

Paella is indeed from Valencia, and visitors to Barcelona are lucky that they can enjoy such a delicious and authentic one at Can Sole, like the seafood one here that Lauren and James enjoyed!

@kanopus06 6 лет назад

Devour Tours my mother used to cook it with mussels prawn squid seashells and a "sofregit" with onions garlic pepper tomato.... It was very tasty and delicious but. How I miss it now!

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

That sounds AMAZING!

@kanopus06 6 лет назад

It was, now I also remember that she used the remains of the fish to make some fish broth, that she eventually poured over the rice, until it reduced, to let it cook a little longer, and get all the fish flavour.

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

Wow, that truly sounds like heaven. What a treat!

@SubodhChhetri 5 лет назад

Hey mate, I really love your channel and cannot believe you are not bigger. I believe it will happen because your content is absolutely amazing. Your far better than mark weins etc.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching :) Stay tuned for much more to come!

@ajunino12345 5 лет назад

Like your blog, a lot love the food and can't wait till my vacation in may.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Awesome, thanks for the comment! Hope to see you on tour! :)

@JacintaKingaPasztor 3 месяца назад

The video is great. But can you get also vegetarian paella?

@AZRockRunner 2 года назад

A Catalan told me Paella was originated from Valencia, not their forte.

@knowyourhistory 6 лет назад

The first paella I ever had was at the Museo del jamon and it was terrible. Now I know that it's because it was just reheated.

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

The more you know! ;-) Hope you've been able to try a better one afterwards!

@andariegos9466 6 лет назад

¡Hola! My husband and I are visiting Madrid, Granada, Valencia & Barcelona (in that order) from October 23rd through November 6th, 2018. We’re looking forward to trying your recommendations. Hopefully there will be a Valencia video before we go. Is it typically a warmer or colder Fall that time of year? I’m trying to figure out if either short or long sleeve shirts are ok and either a heavy or light jacket? Any thoughts on this would be appreciated. Sorry my question isn’t food related. You guys have done such a great job on that subject. 😉 Thank you!

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

Hola Maria! Thanks for the kind words! Happy to help with this. You'll be looking at the warmest weather in Valencia, where highs can be in the mid-70s, and coolest in Madrid where highs are in the mid/low-60s. With that in mind, a mix of short and long sleeves will probably be a good bet, with some layers like cardigans and scarves that you can use in the morning and evening but ditch at midday. A light jacket should be fine! We have some blog posts on the topic, which I'll link to here! madridfoodtour.com/what-to-pack-for-madrid/ devourbarcelonafoodtours.com/what-to-pack-for-barcelona/ devourgranadafoodtours.com/what-to-pack-for-granada/

@turbobrick09 7 лет назад

You absolutely nailed IT!!! That crisp caramelised rice...heaven! It was so awesome to see the spots I've enjoyed during my visits to both Barçelona & Madrid. Try Sagardi just down from El Barrio Gotico on Carrer de l'Argenteria and let me know what you think. By the way Hala Madrid...HALAAAAAAAA!!!

@DevourTours 7 лет назад

It is pure heaven, right?! Craving some right NOW in fact!

@padillaandrea1 5 лет назад

How much does a plate like that cost? I love the videos but I wish they gave an idea on how much these foods cost.

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

The rice dishes at Can Solé range from 20€ to 40€ per person, and you'll find there's often a two-person minimum when out to eat paella. The range in prices depends on the ingredients you go for. James and Lauren are enjoying the 20€ per person "arroz a la paella con frutos del mar" whereas those on the higher end of the price range feature more expensive kinds of seafood, like lobster or special clams from a certain area.

@andariegos9466 6 лет назад

I wanted to thank you for answering my question right away and providing links as well. THANK YOU!

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

A pleasure, Maria!! Happy devouring!

@jnazajalil 8 месяцев назад

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@arviviva8509 2 года назад

How much is the paella?

@DevourTours 2 года назад

Hi Arvi, Lauren and James ate at a great place called Can Solé; you can find the menu with prices here: restaurantcansole.com/carta/ In addition, don't miss our article all about Spanish paella! devourtours.com/blog/all-about-spanish-rice-paella-and-beyond/

@ManchesterMick123 6 лет назад

Another mint video .Awesome information too.Thank you 😉

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

So glad you enjoyed it!

@JoseRodriguez-py7fl 6 лет назад

Do you have tours in Asturias?

@DevourTours 6 лет назад

Not at the moment, but that is definitely another AMAZING place to visit!

@jtzimm233 5 лет назад

Is there anywhere in Madrid that serves authentic Paella?

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

There sure are! We'd recommend reserving, and in some cases you may even need to order your paella ahead of time: madridfoodtour.com/top-places-for-paella-in-madrid/

@jtzimm233 5 лет назад

Devour Tours Thanks so much for the article. It’s exactly what I needed!

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

@@jtzimm233 Enjoy!!

@enriquecerverasierra5252 3 года назад

La paella es de Valencia

@JohnDavis-zw5pk Год назад

I’m researching my first trip to Barcelona and am enjoying your vlogs very much! Can you recommend somewhere that serves good paella for a solo traveler? I’d love to try this restaurant but could not eat that whole portion myself. Thanks!

@DevourTours Год назад

Hi John, thanks for watching! We have a full blog post on where to eat paella in Barcelona (devourtours.com/blog/where-to-eat-paella-in-barcelona/), however it is true that many places require ordering a minimum of 2 (very hearty) servings. 🥘For the perfect quantity of incredible paella, consider joining our Tastes & Traditions of Barcelona Food Tour (devourtours.com/tours/barcelona-tastes-traditions-food-tour/). Guests try authentic paella at the last stop, a restaurant in the fishermen’s district that's been open since the 1950s.

@mariellaserrano664 2 года назад

Love your channel, great content. I’m going to be in Barcelona in September and I wonder if you have updated the list of best places to eat Paella in Barcelona.

@DevourTours 2 года назад

Hi Mariella, thanks so much for checking out our paella video! We are currently updating our post on paella in Barcelona - it will have fresh info next week - but you will be able to find it here: devourtours.com/blog/where-to-eat-paella-in-barcelona/ Hope this helps, and have a fantastic trip!

@meglion424 5 лет назад

So, the reviews on this place have really plummeted in the past few months. Is this still where you would most recommend paella in Barcelona, or do you have a new favorite?

@DevourTours 5 лет назад

Hi there-thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Here are some other places we love for paella in Barcelona: devourbarcelonafoodtours.com/where-to-eat-paella-in-barcelona/

@alberts6840 4 года назад

You said everything right except for the siesta part. Typical Spanish siesta is AT LEAST half an hour, and it can go up to 2 or 3 hours

@DevourTours 4 года назад

True-the most important thing is taking some time to rest and relax!

@barbara3977 4 года назад

I would love to see a video of you in Valencia, maybe now that is not too crowded

@DevourTours 4 года назад

We will add it to our list of ideas! :)

@blurryface_1589 4 года назад

Love it!!!

@DevourTours 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@colleenkennealy3505 2 года назад

Thanks for the lesson on paella. I'm on a tour of Spain now. Dinner in Barcelona included a black rice paella, apparently black due to squid ink (!!) being used in its preparation.