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šŸ‡ŖšŸ‡ø Cadena Restaurant & Tapas in Ottawa

šŸ“ 385 Richmond Rd, Ottawa, ON K2A 1Y8 On St. Patrick’s Day, I decided to check out this Spanish restaurant recommended by a friend—and what a lovely choice it was! šŸ€ We arrived around 6 PM and were the first table, which gave us plenty of time to peruse the menu and soak in the cozy vibe. Let me share all the delicious details! šŸš 1. Traditional Paella (Small) First up, we ordered the Traditional Paella, a classic Spanish dish loaded with goodies: squid, boneless chicken thigh, chorizo sausages, mussels, shrimp, and calamari. šŸ¦šŸ¦‘ This paella was a colorful feast for the eyes, with vibrant saffron-infused rice forming the base, and tender proteins scattered throughout. While it had a comforting, homey flavor, what really impressed us was the portion size—at $59 for a small, it was incredibly generous! Even with two of us sharing, we couldn’t finish it, which meant we got to take some delicious leftovers home. 🄔✨ 🄘 2. Rabo de Toro Next, we tried the Rabo de Toro, a traditional Spanish braised oxtail dish—and it was a standout! šŸ‚ The oxtail was slow-cooked to absolute perfection: fork-tender, so soft that the meat practically fell off the bone, and packed with rich, savory flavors from the braising sauce. Every bite was juicy and deeply seasoned, making it a must-try for anyone who loves hearty, comforting meat dishes. It’s the kind of dish that warms you up from the inside out! 🌟 šŸ° 3. Tiramisu Now, let’s talk about the star of the meal: the Tiramisu! ā˜• This was hands down my favorite dish of the night—and I’d even say it’s one of the best tiramisus I’ve had in Ottawa. Light, creamy, and bursting with coffee and cocoa flavors, it struck the perfect balance: rich enough to satisfy your sweet tooth, but not overly sweet. We chatted with the staff and found out it’s made by the owner themselves—no wonder it’s so delicious! If you visit, do yourself a favor and save room for this gem. 🄰 šŸ’ø Final Thoughts Our total bill, after tax (excluding tip), came to around $106—a great value for the quality and quantity of food we enjoyed! šŸ¤‘ From the cozy atmosphere to the friendly service, Cadena made for a wonderful St. Patrick’s Day dinner spot. Whether you’re craving classic Spanish flavors or just looking for a new tapas spot to explore, this place is definitely worth adding to your list. If you’re in Ottawa and want to dive into delicious Spanish cuisine—paella, braised oxtail, and unforgettable tiramisu included—Cadena Restaurant & Tapas is a fantastic choice. Ā”Buen provecho! šŸ· #OttawaLife #OttawaEats #OttawaFoodie #OttawaRestaurant #SpanishCuisine #TapasOttawa #OttawaDining #FoodAdventures

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šŸ‡ŖšŸ‡ø Cadena Restaurant & Tapas in Ottawa

šŸ“ 385 Richmond Rd, Ottawa, ON K2A 1Y8 On St. Patrick’s Day, I decided to check out this Spanish restaurant recommended by a friend—and what a lovely choice it was! šŸ€ We arrived around 6 PM and were the first table, which gave us plenty of time to peruse the menu and soak in the cozy vibe. Let me share all the delicious details! šŸš 1. Traditional Paella (Small) First up, we ordered the Traditional Paella, a classic Spanish dish loaded with goodies: squid, boneless chicken thigh, chorizo sausages, mussels, shrimp, and calamari. šŸ¦šŸ¦‘ This paella was a colorful feast for the eyes, with vibrant saffron-infused rice forming the base, and tender proteins scattered throughout. While it had a comforting, homey flavor, what really impressed us was the portion size—at $59 for a small, it was incredibly generous! Even with two of us sharing, we couldn’t finish it, which meant we got to take some delicious leftovers home. 🄔✨ 🄘 2. Rabo de Toro Next, we tried the Rabo de Toro, a traditional Spanish braised oxtail dish—and it was a standout! šŸ‚ The oxtail was slow-cooked to absolute perfection: fork-tender, so soft that the meat practically fell off the bone, and packed with rich, savory flavors from the braising sauce. Every bite was juicy and deeply seasoned, making it a must-try for anyone who loves hearty, comforting meat dishes. It’s the kind of dish that warms you up from the inside out! 🌟 šŸ° 3. Tiramisu Now, let’s talk about the star of the meal: the Tiramisu! ā˜• This was hands down my favorite dish of the night—and I’d even say it’s one of the best tiramisus I’ve had in Ottawa. Light, creamy, and bursting with coffee and cocoa flavors, it struck the perfect balance: rich enough to satisfy your sweet tooth, but not overly sweet. We chatted with the staff and found out it’s made by the owner themselves—no wonder it’s so delicious! If you visit, do yourself a favor and save room for this gem. 🄰 šŸ’ø Final Thoughts Our total bill, after tax (excluding tip), came to around $106—a great value for the quality and quantity of food we enjoyed! šŸ¤‘ From the cozy atmosphere to the friendly service, Cadena made for a wonderful St. Patrick’s Day dinner spot. Whether you’re craving classic Spanish flavors or just looking for a new tapas spot to explore, this place is definitely worth adding to your list. If you’re in Ottawa and want to dive into delicious Spanish cuisine—paella, braised oxtail, and unforgettable tiramisu included—Cadena Restaurant & Tapas is a fantastic choice. Ā”Buen provecho! šŸ· #OttawaLife #OttawaEats #OttawaFoodie #OttawaRestaurant #SpanishCuisine #TapasOttawa #OttawaDining #FoodAdventures

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