Hola Paella in City of London, Westminster

Good food, but the stuff did not propose nothing probably they were confused but there were kind and thankful, the area is nice to eat but still there is something missing there

Hola Paella adalah kedai makanan Mediterania yang terletak di Pasar Camden Lock. Kedai ini memiliki ruang duduk tersendiri sehingga lebih nyaman dibandingkan kios-kios makanan lainnya. Unggulannya adalah nasi dengan aneka rempah dan hidangan laut yang dimasak langsung sehihngga sangat segar. Pengunjung juga dapat mencoba hidangan tersebut terlebih dahulu sebelum memesan.

Went to Hola Paella with two friends of mine. Very friendly service and great paella to a good price. Also get extra grilled chicken !

Located smack bang in the middle of the market , great location. Lovely servers. Seafood paella was delicious can have small or large portion. Drinks & seating available too. Give it a go - really good food & filling too.

Uma ótima opção entre muitas opções a escolher no mercado, meu marido que experimentou essa deliciosa paella e amou, preço acessível, prato muito saboroso.

Estávamos passeando no mercado de covent garden e encontramos na parte inferior esta deliciosa paella, eles fazem na hora. Estava deliciosa e o preço é acessível, então vale a pena. o melhor foi aproveitar um excelente violinista que estava se apresentando no mesmo momento.

Fuimos hace 3 años y todavía en familia recordamos lo bueno que estuvo comer como en casa un día tan frío y con lo cansados que estábamos. Nos atendieron muy amablemente y las porciones fueron generosas.

Sirven paella en el Covent Garden. No es la típica comida inglesa sino española por lo que no es un obligado en tu visita por Londres.

ideal para ir almoçar o restaurante fica muito bem localizado e possui diversas opções de cardápios super recomendo

Em pleno Covent Garden, na parte debaixo das lojas encontramos este espaço que possui várias lojinhas e uma paella de enlouquecer. Há várias mesas e o ambiente é super descontraído.

Okay so its definitely not the best paella I have ever had. But my family usually enjoy getting a bowl in the midst of a shopping day out in covent garden. Its cheap, quick and filling. But nothing special.

As covent garden is really crowded with people, I had to try fast food. This Paella was a good choice, except the taste was a little bit bland to me.

おっきい鍋で豪快にやってます。 美味しかったです。 ただ、コベントガーデンはハトがたくさん泣 それも低空飛行です。 潔癖 の方には向いてません笑

They serve up paper plates of fresh cooked paella almost "to go". What you get in your plate seems to vary depending on where in the pile the server's spoon hits. The paella was good, but not phenomenal and not overly plentiful. Paella includes some expensive ingredients, so the £5.50 price was fair even if it felt expensive for the portion size. Most of the seating in Covent Garden is owned by sitdown restaurants, so we ended up eating our paella on an unused doorstep in the crowded venue.

כבר הרבה פעמים עברתי בקובנט גרדן וכשראיתי את ההמון מחסל מחבתות ענקיות של פאיאה במפלס התחתון של קובנט גרדן, חשבתי לעצמי שכדאי לנסות. הפעם היתה לי הזדמנות כזאת. לא בחרתי במנה הגדולה(שהיא גדולה למדי), אלא הקטנה, עם תוספת שפוד של עוף (בתוספת נחמדה של לירה שטרלינג אחת). זאת לא פאיאה כמו שאכלתי ערב ערב במדריד (והתאהבתי במאכל). אבל בהחלט פאיאה ראוייה ביותר לאוכל מהיר, חם, טרי ושונה (מהמהירים הרגילים שבסביבה), כשמישהו צריך למלא מצברים באמצע מסע הקניות והבילויים. היא עשירה בירקות, צדפות וטעמים. לא חובה - אבל מומלץ!

First day in London after a long flight from Australia and I'm wandering around Covent Garden. Time is ticking on and I need some food but all the restaurants and cafes are busy when the smell of the paella wafts up from the lower piazza. It is a great look and smell - very appealing and I was sucked right in - but in a good way :) Anybody expecting authentic, traditional Spanish in this context is crazy. It is fast food in a food hall - so let's be realistic. Rice is of course the staple of this dish but in my serve I got lots of seafood. My chicken I ordered as well was also freshly cooked and hot. Now as I was eating I noticed others with less seafood and more rice - the luck of the draw I suppose - and the batch of freshly cooked chicken that mine came from served the next two dozen customers or so. At the end it may have not been as fresh - but no worse than food kept in a bain marie. Certainly as a fast food idea this was great. Service whipped through the customers - pretty easy to serve and the food was all ready to go so no waiting for food to be cooked or assembled. I understand that others may have different experiences - it would be hard to be consistent. If you are looking for a Spanish meal - find a decent Spanish restaurant. If you are looking for something a little different in quick, hearty fast food this is well worth a try.

There is no words to describe that mush or rice and tons of onions! And no chorizo! A bit of chicken which looked like it had seen better days! And the silly waitress thought it was funny when I complained! The best paella is in London Bridge! This is more like Iceland's rice and peas!!

So after the disasters of Browns & Crusting Pipe, it's now gone 3 O'clock, & we're starving. Not prepared to undergo another restaurant ordeal, opted for the safety of the obvious- took a short stroll to Hola Paella.In truth it's not up too much, but the experience makes up for it - Street Food, Faux Spanish Style.Huge pans of Paella, dispensed with enthusiasm to an expectant throng, who then have to find somewhere to eat it. It's OK, ingredients leave a little to be desired(Tip-Only eat when the Pan is Two Thirds Full at least), but it fills a hole, and it's fun.At least you won't get ignored here - Word to the Wise Big Chains, food needs Micro Management!!!So, that was that, decide to go home - but what will we eat this evening?!

Myself and my wife were wandering around Covent Garden looking for something fairly simple for lunch. There were lots of stalls selling meatballs, burgers, pulled pork etc, but we wanted something a little less "meaty". In the end we opted for Hola Paella.We ordered a medium and small size based upon looking at the plates they had on show, with a chicken skewer each. Unfortunately the person serving us didn't really load the plates up, so really it felt like we had ordered an extra-small and small.The food itself was very tasty, both the paella and the chicken. Of course, the main ingredient of the paella was rice, but the amount of seafood was pretty paltry. A couple of prawns and a mussel shell each (I didn't find the mussel itself).The amount of seating is limited, but given the size of the portions we didn't hang around and quickly vacated our table for someone else. If I was given the choice again I'd opt for a burger from another stall. It's easier to see what you are getting.

O lugar não poderia ser mais descolado, com mesinhas ao ar livre, observamos os cozinheiros fazerem a paella, e fantástico, tudo com cara de piquenique. A comida muito boa.

Me and my partner wanted a snack and ordered a large paella to share with 3 chicken satay sticks and 2 sangrias for £17.50. It was lovely! Highly recommended :)

A good place for lunch and drink and to soak up the atmosphere off Covent Garden. Paella was tasty and sangria refreshing. Seating is limited but plenty of spaces to sit and stand in the lower piazza. Ideal for a quick bite and recharge! We people watched as it is a perfect spot to do this

After walking from the National Museum all the way through Buckingham Palace and to Big Ben... my folks and I were starving. We were originally suppose to eat at Punch and Judy to meet up with my sis but when my parents saw the huge pan filled with paella... I knew they were a goner... like myself!The line gets crazy busy but its well worth the wait. They have 4 tables that you can dine at but that also gets crazy busy.I don't remember how much our totally came out to be since we ordered 3 medium and 1 large with extra tikka chicken with 3 sangria... I think it's well under 40 GBP and it was worth it. The paella itself was well seasoned and had tons of chicken and shrimp... thankful they didn't cheap out on ingredients! Overall... the fam were all happy since we all got our rice fix!Well worth checking out if you're around Covent Garden!

Cover Garden è un bel posto. ci sono attori di strada e tantissima gente...certo la confusione non manca. però una nota brutta la devo proprio dire...ho mangiato per 2 volte, a distanza di 3 giorni, una pessima paella che fanno nella parte coperta del vecchio mercato....sono 2 ragazzi italiani a farla...ed entrambe le volte era veramente orribile, roba da turisti, insipida , poca quantità e riso stracotto. dentro c'era solo riso e cipolla e 2/3 pezzetti di pollo...di pesce nemmeno l'ombra, Il tutto accompagnato da un bicchiere di finta Sangria. quindi un piattino di paella e un bicchiere di finta sangria alla modica cifra di 11 sterline ( 14 euro).cordiali saluti

Como valenciana me resultó insultante. ¿CÓMO PUEDEN LLAMAR A ESE MONTÓN DE ARROZ CONGELADO- PRECOCINADO PAELLA?. No se parece en NADAVi como la hacían y los ingredientes que gastaban. Le podrian llamar arroz con pescado,PERO ESO NO ES PAELLA

You wander through the main floor of the Covent Garden Square - marveling at the shops and restaurants around you. Opera singers lure you in with their arias - you watch them stir the paella in the largest pan this side of Spain and it all falls flat when you taste it. Fundamentally it falls flat. It is to paella what taco bell is to burrittos. The ingredients have the same name, the shape looks familiar - but - its not the same.A little overpriced - you are better off eating at the pizza joint at the other end of the square. Lower price - more authentic food.

Visitando Covent Garden siamo entrati in una zona al coperto dove ci sono vari ristorantini e negozietti.Di colpo abbiamo visto due pentoloni in bella vista e pieni di paella e, vedendo tutta la gente in fila, ci siamo fatti tentare anche noi e ne abbiamo preso due porzioni.Innanzitutto c'è da dire che l'ambiente è molto carino, ma i tavolini a disposizioni sono pochissimi quindi è praticamente quasi impossibile trovare un posto a sedere.Noi abbiamo gustato la paella seduti su dei gradini vicino a dei negozi.La qualità del cibo, però, non era il massimo: come paella abbiamo sicuramente mangiato di meglio.Di carne e di pesce ce n'erano pochi e quello che abbondava era la cipolla.

Nel cuore di Covent Garden , al piano inferiore giù alle scale, troverete questo diciamo "open restaurant" (un banchetto con due padelloni fumanti) che vendono piattini di paella di due tipi, con mariscos e senza..di sicuro l'atmosfera ti invoglia, l'odore è ottimo e fa tanto "spanish".Però c'è da dire che per il prezzo altino, tra un piattino e un bicchiere di sangria o birra se ne vanno almeno 10-12£ a testa, considerato che di tavolini ce ne sono giusto due e sempre occupati, cosa che ti costringe a mangiare in piedi o seduti su di un freddo scalino, questo " confort food" diventa ben presto "s-confort food" .La paella è surgelata e piena di cipollotti e peperoni crudi.,.insomma bruciare così soldi non conviene,,ma se siete curiosi e vi piace lo "street food" una volta sola si può anche fare, tanto Londra è piena di occasioni mangerecce purtroppo deludenti, che si sappia!!

Mi experiencia en Hola Paella de Londres a sido bastante mala con respecto a la autenticidad de la comida española que alli encontre. Esta muy bien ubicado, en Camden Town y por fuera tiene un aspecto normal. Tenia muchas ganas e ilusion de probar la gastronomia española en Londres y como realizaban un show-cooking de paella me parecio una gran oportunidad para hacercarme a comer.... pero de repente y frente a mis ojos veo una paella gigante que tenia algo muy extraño y no sabia que era hasta que una amiga española tambien me dijo: eso es una paella industrial precongelada que la han colocado al fuego para que parezca real..... :( :( :( eso es un engaño, un fraude y una puñalada a la gastronomia española. Porfavor contratar algun cocinero español de todos los que hay parados en España para que venga a COCINAR de verdad y no abrir bolsas del congelador. Gracias por vuestra atencion.

Mi è piaciuta la location e l'atmosfera ma sinceramente la paella no!!! Riso scotto e sapori non decisi, peperoni crudi... No,non ci siamo!

Very low quality paella and ingredients. Price highNot enough sits for a Sunday Afternoon Sangria is coloured water Don't even try

ottima paella, saporita, ricca, gustosa e sopratutto servita come street food. Idea stupenda. Provata sia a convent garden e poi a camden town, a londra. In entrambi i casi resti incantato dalla cottura e preparazione a vista, poi dai profumi e quindi non puoi non comprarla. Buon rapporto qualita prezzo, delizioso mangiare on the road. Esperienza da ripetere senza dubbio alcuno

Sono stato attratto dal profumo delle due grandi teglie di paella cucinate nel bel mezzo del mercato di Covent Garden. L'atmosfera è stupenda, perché si trova nella piccola piazzetta inferiore del mercato. Paella valida, non la migliore mangiata ma comunque buona. Prezzi in linea con Londra: tre tipi di porzioni rispettivamente a 4£, 6£ e 7,5£.

Camminando per Camden Town ci siamo imbattuti in un profumino di paella sulla strada di fianco ad un ristorante.Pentolone gigante con una quantità assurda di Paella.4,50 Sterline per il piatto piccolo.6,50 Sterline quello medio.Ho preso quello piccolo ed era già abbastanza abbondante.devo dire ottima qualità prezzo, posti a sedere.Cosnigliato

We visited Hola Paella on Tuesday and really enjoyed it, it was lush! We had 2 of their paellas and 2 Diet Colas, it was very cheap! There is lots of seating around Covent Gardens so there was lots of room! Would recommend to couples, families and friends! Near Covent Garden Tube Station! Thomas, 9 years old!

We went to their outlet in Greenwich market unfortunately they have their famous paella only on some days of the week. But we got to know that the one in Covent garden market has it everyday. The next day we went and the Paella. It was great.They make it on a bigggg griddle on a cart.

It's the kind of place where service is so endearing, I want to do nothing but support their venture. And I'd rate the Paella tasty enough, especially for this type of fast food/mass production. Only thing is, I think they need to find another way to include the larger shellfish in this type of vessel, because I had lots of broken shell bits (mussels? clams?) in my mouthfulls.Again, really nice guy working the kiosk and a pleasant place to sit, in the central courtyard, enjoying Covent Garden.

Na parte debaixo da Piazza, esta paella é sensacional. Feita na hora e na frente dos clientes, é interessante e o cheiro atrai todos. Poucos lugares para sentar.

歴史あるコヴェントガーデンの真っただ中にあるパエリア屋さんです。マーケットの吹き抜けからのぞいて見えるところ。小～大まですきなサイズで美味しいパエリアがいただけます。少々米が柔らかすぎかな、という印象はありますが（出来てからの時間次第か）、魚介も豊富なのでショッピングで小腹がすいたら寄ってみてください。

We went to the Greenwich outlet in the Greenwich Market. It's rather more like street food but it was cheap and fresh. Perhaps not that authentic a paella but at the price it was welcome.

This is the first time I have eat at Hola Paella but would go back we purchased 2 large paellas and 2 cans of diet coke and thoroughly enjoyed it. If you visit Covent Garden I would go to Hola Paella (P.S. Have never seen such a big paella dish!)

Considero oportuno hacer una crítica a este puesto porque venden que ofrecen buenos precios por comer PAELLA.Pues bien, sus paellas contienen vegetales que acostumbran a comerse en el R.U., trozos de chorizo, y está sosa.Además lo venden como "paella española" y para una persona que no conoce España, ni la comunidad Valencia, le puede parecer una delicia, pero, en mi opinión, pagar 3 libras, por un pequeño cuenco de algo que se promociona como "paella" y no es tal, me parece una auténtica estafa, tanto para los españoles que se acercan allí a comer algo típico de nuestro país, despues de hartarnos de comer pollo, como de los ingleses que acuden a probar la "spanish paela" como dicen ellos y resultan que lo que comen se parece a una paella porque lleva arroz y azafrán...

We spent a few days in London and visited Covent Garden market where we decided to have a drink at Hola Paella. The reception we got was extremely welcoming and friendly.We were given a portion of paella free of charge when we purchased our second drink - what a lovely gesture and absolutely delicious paella! We will definitely be back...