— Family Owned - Est. 2001 —

We are currently open for patio dining!

We offer a true culinary experience of modern Spanish cuisine from the Basque Region and Catalonia with a robust cookery of Castile and Extremadura. Where one finds superb roasts and exquisite game dishes with a broad spectrum of aromatic and healthful culinary choices from the Mediterranean coast.

Our on-site bodega or wine cellar is composed of 500-plus specially selected vintages including Sherries, Sparkling, Ports, Rose, Sweet, White and Red wines. Our staff is very knowledgeable and would love to help you match the perfect wine with your food.

Costa Brava specializes in events and catering. We provide Flamenco music every week on Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday nights. Come and experience the culture of Spain from our patrons to our employees.
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COVID-19 Info
We have decided to stay open to help feed the community in this tough time for as long as we’re able. Rest assure that our team here is taking all health precautions necessary to ensure an extra sanitary environment both for our staff and customers.
Here are some details on the changes we’ve made indefinitely:
• Our current menu is available for to-go orders.
• We have created new covered Open-Air seating areas.
• Our Menu may be a little limited, but we still have all of our great Tapas, our famous Paella and Rabo de Toro as well as bottles of wine and Sangria!
• Our Pata Negra Deli & Market is open from 10:00 am – 6:30 pm
• Pata Negra Deli & Market is fully stocked with all the good stuff like Jamón, Chorizo, Queso y Vino!
Call the restaurant to place your order at (858) 273-1218
Call the store with any questions (858) 274-7282
Now more than ever, please support your local businesses!

Happy Hour
Sunday through Thursday
from 4pm-6pm.
1/2 price Sangria and a selected menu of Tapas at 1/2 price.
Except certain holidays. Walk-ins only for Happy Hour so be sure to arrive early!
Costa Brava Gift Cards available!
We will be happy to ship to any address and for any amount.
Call us at 858-273-1218 for details.
Menu

Tortilla Española
$7.75

Almejas a la Marinera
$12.95

Gulas al Ajillo
$12.50

Gambas a la Plancha
$9.95

Gambas al Ajillo
$9.95

Rabas
$9.50

Choricito Frito
$8.95

Pimientos a la Riojana
$6.95

Pinchitos Morunos
$8.50

Champiñones al Ajillo
$7.25

Pulpo a la Gallega
$12.50

Pollo al Ajillo
$7.95

Dátiles con Tocino
$7.50

Croquetas de Bacalao
$8.50

Croquetas de Pollo
$7.95

Croquetas de Jamón
$8.50

Patatas Ali-Oli
$6.75

Patatas a la Brava
$6.75

Caracoles al Ali-Oli
$9.50

Morcilla Frita con Cebolla
$8.95

Anchoas con Pimientos
$9.50

Pan Tomaca con Jamón
$10.95

Sardinas en Aceite
$6.95
Tortilla de Chorizo
$8.95

Ensalada Verde
$6.95

Boquerones
$9.50

Sobrasada
$6.95

Chorizo y Butifarra
$8.50

Queso Idiazabal
$7.95

Queso Manchego
$7.95

Queso Cabrales
$7.95

Aceitunas Aliñadas
$4.50

Aceitunas con anchoa
$5.95

Espárragos con Ali-Oli
$6.95

Jamón Serrano
$14.50
Salpicón de Mariscos
$8.95

Pulpo a la Vinagreta
$8.50

Champiñones a la Vinagreta
$5.95

Tablas de Quesos Españoles
$17.50

Tablas de Embutidos Ibericos
$24.50

Paella Mixta
Traditional saffron rice dish with chorizo sausage, chicken, shrimp, mussels, clams and calamari
$21.50 per person

Paella de Mariscos
Traditional saffron rice dish with shrimp, mussels, clams and calamari
$24.50 per person

Arroz negro con sepia
Rice with calamaris cooked in a Paella pan with a squid ink based saffron broth
$22.50 per person

Conejo a la Cazadora
$20.50

Solomillo al Queso Cabrales
$27.50

Chuletón con Patatucas y Pimientos
$21.50

Rabo de Toro
$22.50

Lomo a la Riojana
$17.50

Cordero asado a Nuestra Manera
$19.50

Lubina al Cava
$28.50
Zarzuela de Mariscos
$21.50

Salmon Relleno
$18.50

Gazpacho Andaluz
$6.95

Cocido de Alubias
$8.95

Sopa de Ajo Castellana
$6.95

Ensalada Mixta de la casa
$10.50

Ensalada de Pollo
$12.95

Ensalada de Salmón
$14.95

Flan
$5.95
Tarta de chocolate
$7.95

Crema Catalana
$8.50
Pastel de Fruta
$6.95

Queso con Membrillo
$7.50
Capricho Helado
with caramelized sugar on top
$6.95
Live Flamenco

Edward “El Pescadito“ Fishwick
Guitarist – “Flamencos anonimos“
Edward Fishwick began studying flamenco in the summer of 1993, the same day he heard the world-renowned virtuoso guitarist Paco de Lucía for the first time. From that day on, he dedicated himself to learning and playing this fantastic Spanish music.
Fishwick began performing professionally in 1997, bringing this unique art to a wide variety of special events including weddings, corporate gatherings, private parties, and benefits. His audiences have included the Miss Budweiser powerboat racing team, acclaimed Spanish artist Royo, and Tonight Show host Jay Leno. Additionally, he performs in various ensembles and as an accompanist for flamenco singers and dancers. In 2005 Edward made his first trip to Andalucía, the southern most region of Spain, and the cradle of flamenco. There he studied with some of the greatest guitarists in Spain including David Serva, Emilio Maya, Paco Cortés and Rafael Santiago “Habichuela”. He returned to San Diego later that year to resume his musical studies at San Diego State University.

Jesus Soriano
Guitarist
Jesus Soriano started performing when he was fifteen years old, two years after receiving his first guitar as a Christmas present. Born and raised in Madrid, Spain, he played in several rock bands while in his teens and moonlighted as a folk musician in several “Tunas and Estudiantinas”. Besides Flamenco, he pays special attention to old, traditional songs from different regions of Spain, and he particularly enjoys popular music with a strong social content. He came to San Diego directly from Madrid and he has performed in many local restaurants, as well as several TV programs representing the House of Spain with his catalonian partner Ben Garrido. One of his favourite quotes is “Just because I do it, doesn’t mean I’m good at it”.

Angelita Agujetas
Singer
Angelita Agujetas comes from the legendary Agujetas Family of Gypsy Flamenco singers. She was raised in Rota, a small town near Jerez de la Frontera. Her father was “El Viejo Agujetas”, a Gypsy blacksmith who studied with Manuel Torre and was renown for his pure interpretation of the oldest Gypsy flamenco cante. Her brother, Manuel Agujetas, is widely acclaimed as today’s most authentic and moving interpreter of cante jondo; he has recorded extensively, is featured in Carlos Saura’s film, Flamenco, and is the subject of, Agujetas Cantaor, a documentary by Dominique Abel. Angelita’s other siblings, Luis, Diego, Paco, el Gordo, and Juana are also cantaores as is her niece Dolores Agujetas and her nephew Antonio Agujetas.
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Open Hours
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Monday through Thursday 4 PM to 10 PM
Friday through Sunday 11 AM to 10 PM