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  1. Cala del Tanit

    Mediterranean

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    The rice dishes anchor everything here, from a paella marinera to a duck socarrat with grilled octopus and aioli. This Mediterranean restaurant from the chef behind Jardins favourite Tanit occupies a three-storey townhouse in Itaim Bibi, with a terrace out front, an open kitchen inside, and a counter where cocktails get made alongside dinner. Spanish technique edges toward pasta and a few Asian touches along the way.

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    • Paella marinera

      “Spanish dishes such as tomato gazpacho and delicious rice dishes (Paella Marinera and duck rice socarrat, with grilled octopus and aioli)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Tomato gazpacho

      “Spanish dishes such as tomato gazpacho and delicious rice dishes”

      Michelin Guide
    • Chorizo croquettes

      “Expect pretty plates of chorizo croquettes, tuna nori rolls, tomato gazpacho, fregola cacio e pepe and seafood paella, among other classics with a twist.”

      The 50
    • Tuna nori rolls

      “Expect pretty plates of chorizo croquettes, tuna nori rolls, tomato gazpacho, fregola cacio e pepe and seafood paella, among other classics with a twist.”

      The 50

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