Location: Altafulla
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Altafulla Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Altafulla
Altafulla is a coastal town not far from the city of Tarragona. Over time, it has become a popular tourist resort, offering tranquillity plus a grand artistic and cultural heritage. The Vila Closa has been declared a monument of historic and artistic interest. Stroll the Seafront Promenade and explore the Botigues de Mar (the old merchants’ and fishermen’s premises). You can also enjoy sports and cultural activities year-round.
Things to do in Altafulla
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2. Restaurante Costa Dorada II CB.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By trevortraveller - Stafford, United Kingdom
arrived back from Altafulla after staying at one of jose,s apartments once again the foods excellent as with the welcome at this family run Enterprise looking forward to next year
3. Restaurante Granja Sant Francesc
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By malcandkaren - Bucks uk
What a cracker! Being going for 50 years. Takeaway does a huge trade. if you want to eat on the few stone table outside get there early! Just good honest food. Succulent chicken plus choice of accompaniments. Cheap as chips. Great sangria seems to be sold only by the litre - so watch it you're driving. A great local experience. 50 years of service tell you all you need to know.
4. Buffet Altafulla SA.
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By tjgsmith - London
The lunchtime buffet has to be seen to be believed. €12 for professional drivers including a drink. Huge variety. Evening meals same price for el menú de día, à la carte available. Good clean toilets and showers. Free wifi and free parking provided if money is spent in the restaurant. Friendly staff, open kitchen, cash machine and competitively priced fuels on a forecourt which includes extensive washing and valeting facilities with free air and water for tyres and engines. Not unique for Spain, but a good example which puts UK services thoroughly to shame.
5. El Capitan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 202 reviews
Reviewed By Tayporttony - Tayport
After a lovely afternoon at the beach we came to this restaurant based on the tripadvisor reviews. The location was perfect, service was impeccable and the food superb. Only slightly more expensive than the average beach taverna, if it all, but the food and service were far better than usual. If we are even remotely close to Torredembarra we will be back and to be honest, it may even be worth a special trip just to eat there again.
6. Cal Pastoret
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 318 reviews
Reviewed By Ann-Cathrine S - Barcelona, Spain
We had dinner here on a Saturday night and most tables were booked so I recommend booking a table. The waiters were super friendly and helpful and their recommendations regarding to food and wine were all excellent. We started with a tasty Stak Tartar (probably the best I have ever had) and the artichokes form the grill. Then we shared the entrecote with potatoes and grilled veggies. The waiter recommended a wine which was perfect with our meal.For dessert we had Mató served on fig jam with fruit. Delicious and very light. In the end we paid around 90€. It wasn't a cheap meal but it was absolutely worth the money.
7. Restaurant Voramar-cal vitali
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
Reviewed By H C
Superb location directly on the beach. The food looked a little tired but my fantastically able and beautiful companion managed to get the kitchen to produce an acceptable level of clams in sherry, fried anchovies and a house salad. No local Tarragona wines but we managed to finish a bottle of drink able white from Penedès. Prices are too high for the quality but the location commands a Premium.
8. Lola Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By Mary S - Santa Barbara, California
We dined twice at Lola Tapes and found it to be delicious food. Frequented mostly by locals, it was full both nights, and we weren't a bit surprised. Ingredients were fresh and treated respectfully. Presentation was attractive without being silly. Salads and vegetables are a strong suit, but everything is good, including desserts. Had we stayed in Tarragona longer, we would have returned again.
9. Restaurant Bruixes de Burriac
Overall Ratings
4 based on 322 reviews
This restaurant belongs to the Hotel Gran Claustre. It is very close to another small restaurant called Las Bruixes and reviewers are getting the two mixed up so reviews for this place are put under the original Las Bruixes. They are very different in style, price and ambience. Having eaten at both it would be a shame for people to confuse the two.
Reviewed By Steve H - France
Lovely ambiance, nicely spaced tables and friendly staff; off to a good start! My wife and I both ordered the lobster menu and thoroughly enjoyed it. The food was a mix of modern and traditional and very well cooked and presented. The recommended wine was...MoreDear guest, Thanks for your kind opinion in Tripadvisor. We are very happy to know that you are enjoy in our restaurant, it is an espectacular description and experience. We hope see you soon . Best regards, Bruixes de Burriac team
10. Restaurant Las Palmeras
Overall Ratings
4 based on 186 reviews
Spacious Restaurant In First Line Beach With Sea Views. Restaurant With Capacity For 150 Sitting Persons Terrace With Capacity For 100 People
Reviewed By GioG1727 - Temecula, California
While in Torredembarra we used to go to La Quilla, which is still listed in the TripAdvisor restaurant of Torredembarra but now closed by almost a year. We loved that place for their “arroz com bogavante”. The first time we went there in 2010, it blew our minds but this time we had to find an alternative as my lovely one, from Brasil, after few days without rice has serious sign of rice withdrawal and she loves the “bogavante” preparation. The place is large and very well located on the beach front. This is also an historical place with many recurring customers as I read the reviews including a friend of mine who has an apartment few meters (or yards for US) away. We were there for dinner. With our surprise there were very few customers considering we were in mid-August while the crowd passing-by the beach front walkway was quite large. Maybe it was just a sign of the pervading European economic crisis. As we were sitting I heard a patron with his family complaining about the quality of the food that “was not like it used to be”. He was a long time Spanish customers spending his vacation in Torredembarra. Not a good start. The manager however handled the situation with class, listening to the specifics of the complaint and profusely apologizing for the “accident”.
Well, maybe we had the same experience. Of course being our first time there we could not compare with prior experience. If this would have been our first restaurant in Spain it would have been an OK one. No WOW factor but a decent meal. However being accustom to very good restaurants and knowing how good the Spanish cuisine can be combined with the high expectation set by Reading the reviews, we were a little disappointed. Maybe it was just a bad day and for sure we will give them another chance.
