Peck Bar De Espana
Embark on an authentic Spanish culinary journey at Peck Bar De Espana with famous squid ink paella and exquisite wines in Kashiwa, Chiba.
Restaurant Details
Peck Bar De Espana in Kashiwa, Chiba offers a delightful journey into authentic Spanish cuisine, where vibrant flavors and a communal dining experience come alive. At the heart of the menu lies the famous squid ink paella, adorned with succulent seafood and rice cooked to perfection. Alongside, vivacious tapas like jambon serrano, patatas bravas, and garlic prawns capture the true essence of Spain, making each dish a celebration of taste and culture.
Perfectly nestled in the bustling neighborhood of Kashiwa, Peck Bar De Espana is a short stroll from the Kashiwa Station, providing a central spot for locals and tourists. The warm, rustic ambiance is inviting, featuring charming wooden interiors and Spanish-inspired décor that effortlessly set the mood for any occasion, from casual dinners with friends to intimate romantic nights.
An outstanding selection of Spanish wines and beers complements the food, with knowledgeable staff on hand to guide guests through pairings that enhance the dining experience. Attentive and friendly, the staff ensures each visit is special, creating a genuine connection with diners and offering a touch of Spanish hospitality. Whether you're indulging in a culinary journey or simply enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, Peck Bar De Espana brings a piece of Spain to Kashiwa.
**Chef Alejandro Martinez**, who leads the kitchen with passion and precision, brings years of Mediterranean experience, infusing traditional techniques with innovative flairs to keep guests returning for more.
Peck Bar De Espana Phone Number
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Peck Bar De Espana Address
2-1-4 Asahicho, Kashiwa, Chiba 277-0852
Peck Bar De Espana Cancellation Policy
Cancel your reservation at least 1 week before the dining start time to receive a full refund minus a 3.2% transaction fee.
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