Casa Jose - Menu

good restaurant with good kitchen all very clean and curious I recommend.

very nice place to be in family, warm pleasant. attention and excellent cleaning.

very well-treated market kitchen. attentive, fast and diligent service. Everything is very roasted.

recommended 100,% homemade food and is all very good, recommending rice, spoon and desserts, care and service 10

like eating at grandma's house, home cooking, luxury treatment. that I get to enjoy this place, we'll be back. Congratulations!

We went to eat and we loved it! everything we tried was very good, the saladilla, the scramble of gulas.. and quality products. the deal very well, they are very kind and attentive. The kitchen goes fast and fluent, they don't make you parons. rice to very good band, tasty, fine.. I recommend it.

We visit Elda with the purpose of buying shoes and someone just told us about Casa Jose. This is a very nice little place with friendly service very traditional dishes, nothing unique or inventive but what they have is all very tasty and fresh indeed. The wine selection is also great. Great atmosphere and in summer there is good outside seating. Our favorites were the super fresh calamari and Arroz con Bogabante. The staff is happy to be there, really friendly made us feel really welcome. We highly recommend the place.

Ok, first the weird bit. There wasn't a menu nor was there any idea of pricing. The waiter simply advised us of the options, eight for starters and six for mains. There were three of us and the occasion was my wife's birthday. We began with gambas, calamares romana and the absolute highlight, onion soup with a crust of gruyere cheese. For the main course we chose, Bacalao del horno, chuletas de cordero and solomillo, which were all excellent. Deserts included the best flan ever along with some stunning turron ice cream and a cheesecake. With coffees, two bottles of water and a couple of soft drinks the bill came to €86. One of the best meals I have had in Spain. Go and enjoy.

Two months after my first visit I am back again with a close friend who I have waxed lyrical to about this restaurant and I'm terrified that it's not going to live up to expectations. Fortunately I have no need to worry as it is on top of its game again. We started with Mussels with lemon and black pepper, every single mussel looked perfect which is a tough act and they tasted great. Next came a superb fois gras on a bed of fried cheese and sweet onion chutney worth writing home about. Main courses were Monkfish with artichokes and Bacalao on a bed of Cherry tomatoes. Both dishes were examples of how wonderful even the simplest dishes can be if the ingredients are spot on. My friend had the...