Menu from La Pacena Restaurant
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Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Patatas Bravas
Hand cut potatoes seasoned, served with brava sauce
Espararagos a la Plancha
Grilled asparagus with garlic mayo & shaved manchego cheese.
Churrasquillo de Cuadril
32 day-aged rump steak grilled and served with Chimichurri sauce.
Lomo Montado
Grilled Sirloin Steak (220gm) served with Pan-fried round potatoes, garden rice, fried plantain, fried egg and mix salad
Pique Macho (To Share for 2)
Seared beef, sausages cooked in red wine, hand cut chips, hard-boiled egg, tomatoes, peppers, olives & onion salad.
Mix Grill Andino (To Share for 2)
Grilled Rump steak, Lamb chops, chicken fillets, Chorizo, Morcilla, Provolone cheese, all served with hand cut chips, garden rice & mixed salad.
Desserts
Chocolate Brownies
Chocolate cakes serve with vanilla ice cream
Churros con Chocolate
Cheese Cake
Home-made Dulce de leche cheese cake, contains Chocolate
More about the restaurant: La Pacena Restaurant
Pradera, one of North London’s original tapas restaurants, offers you delicious authentic tapas and paella with flavours as vibrant as the Spanish sun. In a cosy, friendly and welcoming atmosphere you can savour home-cooked food made from only prime quality ingredients and the freshest produce; plus drinks from our wide selection of wines and new tropical cocktail menu. Visit the website for details of our live Flamenco shows and Cuban music nights – and add an enjoyable cultural dimension to your dining experience.
Frequently asked questions
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Established in 2000, Pradera presents all things Spanish in an authentic setting with flavours as
vibrant as the Spanish sun. Visit the restaurant on High Street Hornsey with a peace of mind that
you are never rushed to finish, so sit back and enjoy good food with good friends. And do enjoy the
special events Pradera have regularly: wine tastings and great Flamenco shows make each visit a
stay to truly write home about.
At La Pradera, although they are influenced by Andalusian cuisine, the hosts have attempted to
introduce a host of dishes from all over Spain. The restaurant use only the finest ingredients, all pan-
fried dishes are carried out in olive oil, all different types of cheese (manchego, feta, mozzarella and
many more) as well as meat (Chorizo, Jamon, you know – the works) are of course authentic and of
prime quality. Pradera on High Street Hornsey is a true piece of Spain in the north of London.