Berlin | Spanish Cuisine at El Colmado Kudamm ✨

Nestled on Kurfürstendamm, this Spanish restaurant has a fantastic location and is easy to find. My boyfriend and I went to try it out, and we were pleasantly surprised! The food was delicious, and the decor is absolutely stunning, filled with tropical vibes. The waiter was not only charming but also had a sunny smile! We couldn’t help but tip a little extra! 🌞💕 📖 The menu is available in both English and German, making ordering a breeze. Fried Calamari: Although there wasn’t much squid, the batter was crispy and delightful. The lemon adds a refreshing touch! 🍋 Shrimp: The shrimp were deveined, which made for an effortless dining experience. I suspect they were cooked in white wine, but the wine flavor was subtle, complemented by garlic slices. 🧄 Paella: Starting at €22.5 per person for two people. While it may not be as cost-effective as in Spain, the flavor was still pretty good—just a tad salty. It’s perfect for sharing between a few people! 🍚 Beef: The flavor was unique, tender, and super tasty. It comes with a meat sauce that is slightly salty, so don’t overindulge! 😂 Sangria: A classic Spanish drink! It’s low in alcohol, so it’s worth a try. 🍹 Ambiance: The place is spacious and bright, with thoughtful decor that really stands out—even the little chairs resemble wine corks! It exudes a cute, tropical charm. The staff were very friendly and even reminded us that we might not finish everything—such a thoughtful touch! During the weekday lunch hour, it wasn’t too crowded, making for a comfortable dining experience. 🌺🍷 Price: The total for all dishes and drinks was €91.50 (not including tips). This amount was actually enough for three people since we have a big appetite! 🍽️ Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday, from noon until 22:30 (very reasonable!). You can book a table online via Google. 🕑 #BerlinFood #GermanCuisine #LifeInBerlin #SpanishCuisine #SpanishFoodInBerlin