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This address is perfect for small committee meals. The intimate setting and the friendly servers, but always distance, will give you a pleasant time.

The cuisine, innovative but frills, is up to what is expected. The bluefin tuna tartar is excellent.

An excellent restaurant for fish and seafood. Famous for its monkfish, sole or delicious bouquets, Le Phare also prepares, in its comfortable and comfortable surroundings, some well-known specialities (ajo blanco to apple and Grapes, pastel pastel, cuttlefish albóndigas, fish frying, rice dishes topped with rice dishes). It's chic, but retains the typically gaditane atmosphere thanks to some figures of gouailleurs and professional servers. Note, first of all, that in order to enjoy more economical in this excellent kitchen, it is possible to order in the bar bar dishes in tapas formula, and, segundo, that owners own another Faro in El Puerto. You will not be disappointed by the proposed preparations! Here too, you are waiting for the world to be there.

This little restaurant is well worth a visit! You'll be able to eat seafood and fish, as well as delicious cod croquettes and other typical dishes. Toni's cheerful welcome makes for a really friendly atmosphere. Recipes are based on fresh local produce, such as grilled mussels, eggplants or squid stuffed with Menorcan-style stuffing. Some products are also imported from Galicia, such as oysters and sautéed lobster. Typical dishes include calderetes and paellas. Excellent desserts.

Founded in 1934, the restaurant Ca N'Alfredo is an institution in the city that offers typical Ibizan cuisine such as Guisado de pescado or Cuinat (typical of Semana Santa), excellent soups but also good paellas, fresh fish and homemade desserts. The owner, Alfredo, is often there to monitor the quality of the service. You will find an extensive wine list of wines from the islands and the peninsula (about a hundred) to accompany your dishes. A good place to taste the traditional flavours of Ibiza.

Just a few tables and a small outdoor terrace (with a tree growing in the middle!), this is a restaurant with a warm and intimate atmosphere. Helena, the owner, offers tasty home-made dishes, often made with organic (or even gluten-free) products. Falafels, vegetarian burgers, vegetable gratins, inventive salads, soufflé filled with goat cheese and vegetables, muffins and cakes to die for. It's also a great place to have breakfast in Es Pujols. We love it!

This former restaurant of an old postal station, meeting point of the inhabitants of the region has preserved its charm. Large space with red walls, floor tiles, beams and fireplace. With a great specialty, grilled or grilled meat cooked in wood, including the meat of the Armentera, lamb of meadow grazing that mood baked or stuffed with sweet sausage. But as it is also'more than grilled ', we can, for example, test veal and chicken chunks, a family recipe, des of Palamos, an assortment of Catalan sausages (meat, black and perol) served with flageolets and onions or a lukewarm cake to the three vegetables. All accompanied by wines of OD Empordà, of course. The summer terrace is surrounded by flowers and aromatic plants.

Certainly one of the best kept secrets in Ibiza. In the heart of a typical Balearic landscape, a crystal clear beach hidden between cliffs, fine sand and pine forest. Amante Ibiza, overlooking the bay of Sol d'en Serra, has a "rural" restaurant, offering a simple and very well made cuisine, based on ecological products, while in the coal oven grills delicious pieces of meat and fish. In high season, there are open-air movie nights, and from Monday to Friday you can participate in morning yoga on the beach.

Can Paco has something of the romance of Spain from another time. One usually pushes the door when the sun is at its zenith and the burning streets are deserted, to discover a nice cheeky atmosphere provided by the locals happily feasting. A restaurant where you can enjoy traditional cuisine: paella, meat, and for fish, it depends on what they have on the day of your visit. The paella is delicious, and all the vegetables come from the garden. Really warm welcome and nice view. A must see!

In the heart of the Gothic Quarter, you'll find the Mariscco Reial restaurant in a "Renaissance" building dating back to 1850. It once housed the Gran Café Español, then the Natural Sciences Educational Museum. The place was frequented by personalities from the world of art and culture such as Joan Miró, Ava Gardner, Mario Cabré and Salvador Dalí. Mediterranean cuisine is served here, combining wild fish and fresh seafood from nearby fish markets with organic and local ingredients.

Having become a benchmark in just over a decade, this cosy troquet with its New York and Parisian flair continues to win over gourmets from all walks of life. It has to be said that the setting is particularly welcoming and the food is top-notch. The gastrobar's chefs know how to combine local flavors to perfection, whether in tapas, more elaborate dishes or grilled meats. Desserts are also outstanding. Elsa Y Fred is also a popular weekend brunch spot: the terrace is a must!

This is the restaurant at the Emporium Hotel, awarded by a Michelin star. With a philosophy, priority to products of proximity and bio. Also a member of the «cuina del vent» association, of course, the menus vary depending on the season, but you can also test the pickled sardines accompanied by chickpeas, followed by a spicy duck served with apples and chicory to finish on the «Santa Clara tecla», a home dessert. A tapas space will allow you to access their know-how, in a more affordable way.

This Madrid restaurant offers carefully prepared cuisine. But much more than just a restaurant, you're in for a real sensory, human and social experience. Immersed in the dark, a blind waiter accompanies you into a room to seat you at your table. To help you rediscover your senses of smell, taste and touch, the carefully crafted menus won't be revealed until the end of the experience, so you'll be in for a real surprise! It's up to you to guess... Please note that the restaurant has a terrace.

This small restaurant in the Plaça d'Espanya is one of the most popular tables in the area and has built up a regular clientele. One appreciates its rather copious paellas, with lobster, lobster, marinera... But also its meat specialities such as the cabrito lechal (suckling lamb) or the guaranteed entrecote steak from Girona. And its fish parilladas, for the amateurs. A small detail that hits the spot: the napkins are made of cloth... which is quite rare in Lloret de Mar.

It is first of all for the setting that you will choose this restaurant: located on the heights of Orio, it offers a privileged panorama of the ocean. Its rustic interior, where stone and wood are mixed, is quite charming. Under a sturdy frame, you can enjoy an excellent traditional cuisine. One of the restaurant's specialities is chuletón (rib of beef) à la parilla. The menu also offers a wide variety of top-quality fish and seafood.