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Most Popular Spanish food in Candler, North Carolina, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Candler, North Carolina, United States including Taqueria Munoz, Curate, Zambra
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1. Taqueria Munoz
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By msburddawg
Looks pretty shabby as you approach and enter, and floors sometimes have bits of food on them at busy times. Most clientele are speaking Spanish. The food on their plates looks wonderful. You get in a line to approach server who takes your order. Be sure and look at overhead signs as you wait in sign so you'll know what's available. There are vats of steaming wonderful looking foods to choose from. You then step over to a cashier and pay. Then wait for your number to be called (it will be in Spanish) so we almost missed our number. Then look for a table either on small main floor or up a short stairway to another seating area. You can help yourself to some excellent fresh salsas/ condiments. You're now ready to sample some of the best Mexican food ever...absolutely delicious.
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2. Curate
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4555 reviews
Cúrate is a celebration of authentic Spanish cuisine. For those who have visited Spain, the Cúrate menu will bring back memories of the country's best jamón Ibérico, vermuterÃas, and lively tapas culture. In recognition of the restaurantâs all-Spanish win
Reviewed By hbab12
Such a unique and delicious restaurant. Small plate dishes that seem simple, but are packed with quality ingredients and amazing flavors. My husband and I enjoyed reminiscing about similar meals we had several years ago when we visited Spain... loved that it seemed to take us right back there. Highly recommend for a fun, authentic Spanish experience!
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3. Zambra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1167 reviews
Our dynamic menu is the passion of Executive Chef Adam. Adam has attained many influences through his training in Europe and New Orleans. Zambra is his modern vision of the tastes and flavors of the western Mediterranean: Spain, Portugal, Gypsy, and North
Reviewed By 83cliffk
I have to admit up front that we are not big Tapas people. The reviews were good so decided to try. The food on the whole was good. The pork spring rolls (really the sauce) were to die for. Ambiance nice but a bit tightly packed. Sound level was ok. Service generally was attentive but a couple times off. Two items on the menu were out which was a bit surprising given one was bread. I would recommend despite.
