Costa Del Sol Restaurante

As it name implies, the Costa del Sol offers the best from Spain with a mixture of Mediterranean dishes for good measure as well. Some of the mouth-watering selections include Paella of course and plenty of tapas like Garlic Soup, Croquettes, shrimp, mussels and chorizo to name a few. The wine list has plenty of Iberian wines as well, from the Portuguese white Alvarinho to the famous grapes of...

The Extras: Costa del Sol operates a specialty store next door that sells Spanish delicacies like olive oils and wines.

Know Before You Go: There are three different paellas--house, seafood and vegetarian. Each serves a minimum of two people.

With its cool, sedate color scheme providing a nice contrast to the piquancy of many of its dishes, Costa del Sol has been a destination for España-philes for three decades. Its reputation stems from the kitchen's winning ways with Galician-inspired seafood and tapas, of which the latter are especially good. Be sure to try piquillo peppers stuffed with crab salad as well as the chorizo in a...

With its cool, sedate color scheme providing a nice contrast to the piquancy of many of its dishes, Costa del Sol remains a destination for Espana-philes. Its reputation stems from the kitchen's winning ways with Galician-inspired seafood… Read More

The Scene
Unwind to Spanish guitar music and Old-World serenity at this neighborhood restaurant. Green pillars with fanciful capitals; tall, small-paned windows; sand-colored stucco...

Costa del Sol opened with a traditional menu that included home-style dishes and savory offerings of seafood, pork, chicken, and beef. As the years went by, the kitchen kept sharpening its skills, consistently favoring a more refined sensibility. While our a(EUR)~paellaa(EUR)(TM) has been the dish that has identified us from the start, the restaurant is constantly working hard to keep the menu...