

Casa Córdoba is a Spanish tapas style restaurant inspired by the culinary and cultural lifestyle of Andalucía, Spain. We utilize imported spices, meats, cheeses, and rice in our cuisine as well as sourcing the freshest local ingredients. We are known for our tapas, paellas and signature sangria. Our wines are sourced from family-owned vineyards in Spain. Our craft beers thoughtfully sourced and are all on tap. We often feature Spanish guitarists on weekends. We offer beautiful courtyard dining as well a two indoor dining room and a porch. Come experience a taste of Spain in Montrose, CA, just 12 miles north of DTLA.
Rustic Spanish eatery focusing on Andalusian fare, with an intimate patio.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2331 Honolulu Ave, Montrose, CA 91020
Phone: (818) 937-4445
Website: https://casacordoba.com/
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Reviews
Its okay if you dont have any idea about spanish food. But way too overpriced for what it is. This should be $15-$25 max per person. Not $100.
All the food was too oily, as if it was previously prepared and then let it sit on a hot tray until someone would order it.
We had the valentines fixed menu, and it was edible, but disappointing. The only good things were the olives and the sangrias.
-bread: supermarket level
-olives: well seasoned
-meatballs: tasted like american style and too much chorizo
-shrimp with garlic: it wasnt too bad, but too oily
-croquetas: terrible, they tasted like frozen supermarket food
-octopus: it was tasty, but mixed flavors, like if it was cooked with other meats on the same grill. And the potatoes on the bottom were tasty but too oily. Bummer.
-paella: rice was soggy, and the chorizo and azafran took over all the other flavors. Chicken overcooked and dry, didn’t taste well.
-cheesecake: tasted like the Costco one
-churros: not bad, but i expected more
If you come here, you will enjoy the ambiance and the service, but don’t expect much from the food. Expensive and low quality food/kitchen skills.
2. We ordered the famous Shrimp Tapas, and I mean the flavor was ok lil bit salty but ok the one thing was the portions!…
Not enough for 2 people.
3. For main course we ordered the Paella!…
Wow was that a let down!. .
Not.only was it expensive for 2 people but it was skimpy on the squid, Shrimp and the cherry on top!… OMG the rice was over cooked… mushy, pasty!…
I will post the pics and you decide weather this was worst $156.00 plus tip.
NOT TO ME!…
We had bunch of tapas, they were all delicious.
Will definitely go back.
Robert, our server, was amiable and informative. He took the time to explain the history of the restaurant and the food.
Everyone at the table was exclaiming about how delicious the tapas dishes were. Because of dietary issues, I had to request modifications, which they did without hesitation. I had shrimp that was plump and savory. The mushrooms they modified for me were cooked to perfection in a wonderful sauce. I did not want to share them at all. I highly recommend this restaurant and I will be back for more.