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Caldero (the local fish and rice stew) and lobster stew on Paseo de la Barra

CP8 is a Mediterranean rice restaurant at Paseo de la Barra, 8, in Cabo de Palos harbour. If one dish defines it, it is caldero (the local fish and rice stew): it appears in hundreds of reviews and is why many people book here. It is prepared with the day's fish.

Rice dishes and fish

After caldero (the local fish and rice stew), the most popular order is caldereta, a seafood stew, especially the lobster version. The house rice with tuna and king prawns also has many fans. Fish dishes use local produce such as turbot, meagre and bluefin tuna. For dessert, pan de Calatrava, a bread pudding typical of the Region of Murcia.

  • Caldero (the local fish and rice stew) with the day's fish
  • Lobster stew
  • CP8 rice with tuna and king prawns
  • Bluefin tuna
  • Pan de Calatrava (local bread pudding)

A table overlooking the harbour

The terrace is on the promenade, right on the seafront, overlooking the harbour entrance and sea. There is also an indoor dining room. It has a good selection of wines, beers and cocktails, and takeaway is available.

Book

It fills up at weekends and in summer, and several customers stress booking ahead, especially for a table on the promenade. Find more rice and fish dishes at the restaurants in Cabo de Palos and La Manga.

What's on offer

Services

  • Terrace
  • Bookings

Cuisine and specialities

  • Mediterranean food
  • Rice dishes
  • Caldero (local fish and rice stew)
  • Fish and seafood specialities

Setting

  • Sea views

Frequently asked questions

Where is the CP8 rice restaurant in Cabo de Palos?

On Paseo de la Barra, 8, in Cabo de Palos harbour, facing the harbour entrance.

What can you eat at CP8?

Mainly caldero (the local fish and rice stew) with the day's fish and lobster stew. Also the house rice with tuna and king prawns, and local fish.

Do you need to book at CP8?

Yes, it is strongly recommended, especially in summer and at weekends. It fills up easily.

Does it have a terrace with sea views?

Yes. The terrace is right on the seafront promenade, overlooking the harbour entrance.

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