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    Dress code enforced, portions sized for sharing, and a dining room that leans into Old World Spanish formality with enough commitment to make Newark feel briefly far away. This is a long-running Spanish restaurant where seafood paella and shellfish casserole anchor a menu built around generous plates of fresh seafood and steak. The kind of place where the garlic shrimp arrives without irony and regulars know better than to show up in sneakers.

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    • Garlic shrimp

      “The garlic shrimp starter is a traditional choice”

      AAA
    • Garlic chicken

      “while garlic chicken, shellfish casserole and seafood paella are rightfully popular entrees”

      AAA
    • Shellfish casserole

      “while garlic chicken, shellfish casserole and seafood paella are rightfully popular entrees”

      AAA
    • Seafood paella

      “while garlic chicken, shellfish casserole and seafood paella are rightfully popular entrees”

      AAA

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