Carre de Sant Pau, 31
Pollo Rico is located off Los Ramblas in a street resmbling a narrow alley. We stopped here for dinner as we had seen it packed with locals earlier during the day.
Rabbit in the front and veal in the back. The rabbit and the veal were gone all too soon. The veal was potato heavy. These were about 5 euros and worth it.
If there was one dish we were going to eat in Spain, it was the national dish paella. Paella Mixte came loaded with shrimp, clams, mussel, scallops, and a couple craw fish. It was most the most expensive entree but it was on our must eat list. The paella was delicious with a mix of wonderful flavors that I couldn't isolate. The rice could have bit cooked just a tad more.
Eating out isn't cheap with the Euro exchange but when in Spain, eat!
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