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La Dorada
Menu for La Dorada
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Ratings and Reviews for La Dorada
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Mar 29 2012
Ozzy P. via Yelp
Awesome place for lunch or dinner. Everything is good. This is the only 5 star Spanish Restaurant in the US.read more
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Nov 06 2011
Belle F. via Yelp
Not the top rated overpriced seafood it claims to be.. The calamari were rather soggy and the crab appetizer dish was very overpriced for one person and...read more
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Jun 16 2011
Kevin C. via Yelp
Veggies were overcooked, pulpo was super fatty, fish was mushy, desert was.. weird. Service was chaotic, multiple folks involved in every possible...read more
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Nov 22 2007
bellesguard via Citysearch
La Dorada no desmerece a sus antecesores de Barcelona y luego Madrid. Sin pretender ser un resturante de primerisima linea o de gr...read more
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Sep 14 2007
gourmandlatino via Citysearch
In my opinion Great seafood, lousy service. They tried to push on us high price wines(recommendations of the day!!) even though th...read more
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Jul 04 2005
drkaraca via Citysearch
WITH THE WONDERFUL GAZPACHO DRINK TO START THE APPETIZERS, THIS IS A VERY SATISFYING RESTAURANT FOR FISH LOVERS, ESPECIALLY IF YOU...read more
The Scene
This Spanish seafood house is decked out as a turn of the century ocean liner with shiny brass fixtures, portholes, and wooden accents. The service is almost exclusively in Spanish; if you're not fluent, bring a translator or engage the services of the accommodating manager.
The Food
The menu is not extensive but does offer some unusual and worthwhile choices, such as marinated shark, fresh anchovies and many excellent fried fish selections. The house specialty, pescado a la sal, is a whole fish baked in a mound of salt then filleted tableside. The zarzuela is also good, with shrimp, mussels, lobster, fish, squid and clams in a creamy, tomato based sauce. Portions are small; consider ordering a few appetizers first. There is a fine gazpacho and several hearty salads. Desserts include a rich and delicious caramelized apple tart served with vanilla ice cream and drizzled with honey.