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Most Popular Grill food in Arinsal, La Massana Parish, Andorra
Find out what Grill restaurants to try in Arinsal. Arinsal (Catalan pronunciation: [əɾinˈsaɫ], locally [aɾinˈsaɫ]) is a village in Andorra, set at an altitude of between 1550 and 2560 metres, close to the border with Spain at Tor, Pallars. In the summer Arinsal is home to walkers and bikers, as well as those who just want to relax in the mountain scenery. In the winter, it offers skiing and snowboarding for beginners, as well as a good selection of runs for intermediates.
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6. Borda Casa Vella Pales
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Borda typical Andorran, traditional cuisine Pyrenean natural and homemade products. Specializing in Lleida snails catalan style and grilled meats. Our signature dish the roast back lamb. Andorran restaurant in 1610 Tipic overboard, quiet environment with
Reviewed By VT A
We stopped to eat at Borda Casa Vella on our drive through Andorra. It's located across the river from La Massana, away from all the people and shops. There is ample parking in the municipal lot across the street. If you go, be aware that the online maps (e.g. Google, Yahoo) are misleading because some of the roads into the area are private and cannot be used. After being misguided by our GPS, we ended up going by way of Ctra. d'Anyos which can be accessed from CG-3 just south of La Massana. From there, it's about a 5-10 minute drive to the restaurant.The restaurant itself has a pleasant outdoor patio, but the inside is wonderfully rustic - stone walls, wooden tables, spiral staircase, etc. We went for late lunch on a Tuesday, so we were the only customers. As it was a beautiful day, we elected to sit outside in the sun and enjoy the beautiful view of the mountains.It seems like a family run place, so the service is down-to-earth, friendly and gracious. The husband and wife (?) work the tables and the grandfather (?) works the kitchen. For those linguistically challenged, I know they speak at least English, Catalan and Spanish. The menus were also in various languages including, Catalan, Spanish, English, Russian and French.None of us have ever been to Andorra, much less eaten Andorran food, but as you might expect, the menu appeared to be a blend of French and Catalan cuisine. We ordered....the house salad (Amanida de la Casa), plate of pates (Taula de Pates), snails (Caragols - forgot which one) and the Black and White sausages (Blanc y negre). To be honest, we had no clue what to expect. We probably should have asked for some suggestions, be we were all exhausted from a long drive. With that said, we all enjoyed our food very much. Usually, we order escargot at French restaurants and at most, you get about a dozen or so of the little mollusks. Needless to say, we were shocked when about 60 of the little fellows appeared before us! It takes a long time to go through them all, but they were delicious. The pates were all pretty good as well, but I did not order them on purpose - they were called "Table of Pies" on the English menu... It would have been better if the plate came with a little bit of the local honey or preserves and a few pickles or olives. The house salad was exactly what you would expect - nothing particularly special, but nothing wrong either. The sausage platter was a little greasy and could have been presented a little nicer, but the blood sausage was quite good. The other one was a bit dry for us, but had good flavor. It came with a side of fries as well. I've included photographs of all our dishes.Overall, we were very happy with our meal. We paid about 40 Euros which seemed very reasonable to us. They have a weekday daily menu for 12 Euros (15 on weekends and holidays), but unfortunately, I forgot to jot down what came with it. At the end of the meal, we purchased some locally sourced honey inside the restaurant from the young daughter of the couple running the place. We ended up eating it in France a few days later and it was outstanding. If you happen to be in the area, we would recommend Borda Casa Vella for a very pleasant meal served by a very friendly family.Thank you for your feedback and reviewAs we just opened five mounth ago your feedback gives us the confidence that we are doing something rightI look forward to your next visit to Andorra and hope that you will choose to eat with us. Have a lovely day!
Most Popular Spanish food in Arinsal, La Massana Parish, Andorra
5. Taverna Comapedrosa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By Kwieca
we were staying at the hotel Comapedrosa, so we decided to eat in the taverna, despite very loud music coming from the bar. so glad we did. the food was plentiful and very tasty. the young man cooking serving and working being the bar was working very hard as was the young girl who was behind the bar serving at tables and running the Hotel reception. two very nice people who were obviously an asset to this establishment.
Where to eat Catalan food in Arinsal: The Best Restaurants and Bars
4. Borda Xixerella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
The restaurant, located in a perfect natural setting, offers the pleasant atmosphere of a traditional hut, with stone walls, wooden ceilings and a fireplace with a warm ambience. We offer a Mountain cuisine with home-made dishes such as mountain-style ric
Reviewed By Anouk H
We are here for the second time in 3 days, excellent food, Alex is a really good cook and the service by Ismael makes you feel special. He really makes a good effort to all the geasts. The last few years we used to go to Moli dels fanals in Sispony, but it's not the same any more. Xixerella Borda Restaurant is good value for excellent food and wine. Melós de vedella d'Andorra confitada amb salsa de porto, patata ratte i espà rrecs verds, tender beef from Andorra stewed in port sauce, with Ratte potato and green asparagus taste like a angel is dancing on your tongue and that for only â¬13,90. We will not hesitate to come back another time! Greetings Martin and Anouk Thank you for your review of your recent visit to us!We are pleased to hear that your enjoyed our cuisine. We will pass your comments onto our kitchen team.Thank you again and we hope to welcome you back soon.
3. Refugi d'Arinsal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Reviewed By Michala F
What a fantastic place , right at the bottom of the slopes , always welcoming, lovely home cooked food , reasonably priced food and drinks , Kevin and the team really made our holiday special !!!! Sallyâs crew , Oxford Look forward to coming back x
2. Pampa Arinsal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 297 reviews
The restaurant specializes in Argentinian dishes and offers a menu of dishes and a daily menu. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi for their customers. The restaurant staff will attend you in Catalan, Spanish, French and English.
Reviewed By MirandaMayScottx
Absolutely loved this restaurant, The Food was delicious with plenty of choices to suit every palette, the atmosphere was lovely and the staff were lovely and made us feel very welcome. The Meat and steak options were incredible and I cannot recommend highly enough this is a great Argentinian Steak house and has to be tried. There were 11 of us of on holiday for a week and we ended up going to Pampa on 3 of those 7 nights as the food was so good!
1. Hunters Sports Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 220 reviews
Reviewed By barcaranger
Hunters is by far the best place in arinsal. the food is great...the service is excellent and you can even text from the terrace and they bring drinks out to you on the terrace! the clientelle is highly eclectic from NZ Sheep farmers on their first trip abroad to men of international mystery. The sport is excellent and one of the most popular events is Englands annual attempt and failure to win the Calcutta Cup which is almost as traditional as the Tapas run which this year Hunters did extremely well in coming a close second. the staff are all excellent from Eloy and his team of Peruvian chefs to the bar staff Linda, Michelle, Carolina and their new assistant Mike. If i had to make one criticism its the fact that they tend to show too many Manchester City matches which have little appeal to an international audience.....maybe invest in Rangers TV or the Sevens ? just a suggestion
