Spanish culinary excellence takes center stage in Paris thanks to these 19 addresses.

Looking for a place to sample Spanish cuisine or to buy Iberian products in Paris? Through its Foods & Wines from Spain platform, ICEX Spain Trade & Investment spotlights establishments that help bring Spanish gastronomy to the world.

Two complementary certifications help identify them: Restaurants from Spain, aimed at tables that showcase Spanish cuisine and wines, and Colmados from Spain, which distinguishes fine grocers and wine merchants offering a representative selection of Spanish products. Find all certified establishments worldwide on the dedicated page of Foods & Wines from Spain.

Discover the 19 certified Parisian addresses, handpicked according to criteria that notably emphasize the sourcing of ingredients, the quality of the offering, and the emphasis placed on Spanish gastronomic heritage.

The 11 addresses under the Restaurants from Spain label

Buenas
strongBuenas/strong offers an Iberian detour around strongtapas/strong and stronghomemade dishes/strong inspired by different regions of Spain. The menu notably features Iberian charcuterie, croquetas and chocolate churros, accompanied by cocktails and sangrias prepared on the spot. The musical ambiance lends itself to a lively dinner or a meal among friends.

📍 83 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010 Paris / Instagram account

Cortado Cantina
Little sister of the Cortado coffee shop, strongCortado Cantina/strong transports the Iberian spirit to a strongcantine colorée/strong in the Marais. Tortilla, ajoblanco, roasted octopus with txistorra, croquetas and honey-glazed aubergine make up a sharing-friendly menu. Spanish wines and cañas accompany the meals, served at lunch and dinner from Wednesday to Sunday.

📍 31 Rue Charlot, 75003 Paris / Instagram account

Dos Almas
Housed within the Villa Marquis hotel, strong Dos Almas /strong blends the soul of Spanish cuisine with the French art of living. The restaurant creates a dialogue between the two cultures through strong seasonal, fresh produce /strong and strong original recipes /strong . In Paris’s Golden Triangle, the setting lends itself to a lunch, a dinner, or a business meeting.

📍 35 Rue Jean-Goujon, 75008 Paris / Instagram account

Fogón Ultramarinos
strongFogón Ultramarinos/strong is led by Alberto and Vanina, who describe themselves as a grocer, a chef, and a producer. The venue continues the story of their former restaurant Fogón, where the paella was a marquee dish for twenty years. Its name also nods to ultramarinos, those Spanish grocery shops that emerged in the 19th century.

📍 38 rue de Verneuil, 75007 Paris / Instagram account

Food y Vino (restaurant)
strongFood y Vino/strong brings together a restaurant, a fine foods shop and a wine cellar in a single venue in strongVincennes/strong. The concept spotlights artisanal producers, their products and know-how. Visitors can discover them at the table, then find in-store a take-away selection to prolong this gourmet moment at home.

📍 53 Robert-Giraudineau Street, 94300 Vincennes / Instagram Account

Galerna
strongGalerna/strong offers shareable plates as well as a lunch menu crafted from market-fresh produce/strong. Its cuisine draws on the traditions of northern Spain/strong and places a special emphasis on the culinary heritage of Navarre and the Basque Country. The format works well for both a midday meal and a convivial dinner.

📍 7 rue du Cher, 75020 Paris / Instagram account

La Panela
strongLa Panela/strong makes Paris discover recipes and flavors inspired by Galicia/strong. As the group's only international outpost, the restaurant pairs a warm, family atmosphere with a classic setting infused with Parisian avant-garde flair. Its space can also host large groups, ideal for a shared meal among relatives, colleagues, or friends.

📍 7 Rue de la Boule-Rouge, 75009 Paris / Instagram account

My Memories of Spain
strongMy Memories of Spain/strong is a family-run house devoted to Iberian gastronomic heritage. strongTapas, rice and regional specialties/strong are prepared with ingredients selected from across Spain. The wine list also reflects the country’s diverse terroirs, for a lunch or dinner in the heart of the capital.

📍 19 Rue Étienne-Marcel, 75001 Paris / Instagram account

Montijo
strongMontijo/strong stands out with a spacious space designed to welcome and bring together guests. Inspired by strongl’art de vivre espagnol/strong , the restaurant also places a strong emphasis on visual creation. This dialogue between tradition and modernity gives the venue an identity well suited, in particular, for group dining.

📍 167 Rue de Rome, 75017 Paris / Instagram account

Rosario
strongRosario/strong offers a contemporary take on Spanish cuisine, highlighting the strongdiversité régionale/strong of the country. The Basque chef José María Goñi revisits traditional recipes while keeping a keen eye on the ingredients. Crafted according to sustainable principles, the menu is designed to be shared for a meal for two or with friends.

📍 96 Rue de Richelieu, 75002 Paris / Instagram account

Tina
Across from the Luxembourg Garden, Tina captures the convivial bar vibe of Barcelona. The venue serves shareable tapas, seasonal Mediterranean dishes, a curated wine list, and cocktails. It’s suited to different moments of the day—from lunch and an aperitif to a vibrant evening, centered around a spread of plates.

📍 38 Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris / Instagram profile

The 8 places carrying the Colmados from Spain label

Cap Hispania
Cap Hispania, a staple in Paris since 1998, strongCAP Hispania/strong is devoted to Spanish gastronomic products. The selection includes, in particular, strongvins, jambons, charcuteries, fromages, conserves, épices et douceurs./strong The shop also allows visitors to taste bocadillos and tapas on site, or to put together bespoke gift boxes for various occasions.

📍 23 Rue Jouffroy-d'Abbans, 75017 Paris / Instagram profile

El Bierzo
Founded in 1997 by a couple from Bierzo in the province of León, strongEl Bierzo/strong specializes in charcuterie and Iberian products. Ham, chorizo, lomo, sobrasada and Spanish cheeses sit alongside wines and canned goods. The shop also supplies several Parisian restaurants and targets enthusiasts of Spanish specialties.

📍 29 Rue de l’Ouest, 75014 Paris / Instagram profile

Spain Royale
strongSpain Royale/strong offers a curated selection of Iberian products, including stronghams, cheeses, olive oils, spices and sweets./strong The cellar also houses Spanish wines with DO appellations, as well as vermouths, beers and spirits. The shop highlights Spanish quality labels and provides a catering service for events.

📍 39 boulevard de Port-Royal, 75013 Paris / Instagram account

Food y Vino (épicerie)
The grocery-wine shop Food y Vino pairs artisanal Spanish products with tasting on-site. Iberian charcuterie, preserves, cheeses, olive oils, and wines invite guests to explore the work of several producers. The motto “the grocer is a cook” highlights the emphasis on origin, preparation, and understanding of the products.

📍 53 Robert-Giraudineau Street, 94300 Vincennes / Instagram Account

HAM'S
HAM’S focuses on Iberian ham, traditional charcuterie, and a curated selection of wines by appellation. The venue lists around 160 references, roughly half of which come from Spain. Regular tastings offer a chance to discover the products, their origins, and various pairings, in a spot aimed at ham and Spanish wine enthusiasts.

📍 21 Rue Paul Bert, 75011 Paris / Instagram account

Oscar Select
Oscar Select is a specialty store dedicated to Spanish products, picked to showcase the country’s gastronomic variety. The range features ibérico de bellota ham, extra-virgin olive oils, gourmet canned goodies, and turrón. The cellar also offers more than 450 wines from across Spain’s diverse terroirs.

📍 11 Rue Jean-Pierre-Timbaud, 75011 Paris / Instagram account

Torrons Vicens
strongTorrons Vicens/strong represents in Paris a Catalan house founded in the 18th century in Agramunt. The boutique is mainly devoted to artisanal strongturrons/strong, available in traditional recipes or more creative ones. Chocolates and other confections complete the selection, inviting you to discover the Catalan patisserie heritage or to pick up a gourmet gift.

📍 21 Quai de la Tournelle, 75005 Paris / Instagram profile

Viandas de Salamanca
strongViandas de Salamanca/strong offers the hams, cheeses and charcuterie from the Dehesa de Salamanca. As both producer and retailer, the establishment controls every step of its production. Its Paris shop belongs to a network of 25 outlets and notably features its ham sandwich./strong

📍 83 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Denis, 75010 Paris / Instagram account

Places to discover Spanish flavors

From tapas to Spanish wines, including hams, preserves, cheeses and confections, the Restaurants from Spain and Colmados from Spain labels help you explore the Iberian gastronomy in Paris in multiple ways. They invite you to imagine a lunch, a dinner, or a gourmet break with a distinctly Spanish color, and also to craft an aperitif, cook at home, or choose a tasty gift.