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Province of Albacete, Spain Food Guide: 5 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Yeste
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Yeste including Restaurante Casa Marce, Restaurante Casa Pedro, Camping Rio Tus Restaurant, Hotel Yeste, Restaurante Las Brasas
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1. Restaurante Casa Marce
Overall Ratings
4 based on 113 reviews
Reviewed By TonyHamiltonsnr
A Pleasant place with friendly staff and good food!I stayed in the Village too which was also of a good standard and everyone was friendly even though I could not speak Spanish (well pigeon LOL)
2. Restaurante Casa Pedro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Narunco
El restaurante está bien, buena calidad y precio ajustado. Lo malo ( o lo bueno, según se mire) es que está muy apartado, en medio del monte y sin cobertura telefónica.A mà y a mis amigos, no nos valió la pela la paliza de 35km. Que nos dimos desde Yeste por una carretera de montaña repleta de curvas.Tres estrellas por calidad y precio.
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3. Camping Rio Tus Restaurant
Reviewed By JuanjoHellin
Comimos en este camping de casualidad sin esperar la carta que me iba a encontrar, de hecho iba decidido a comerme un bocadillo, el entorno bien merece una visita persé pero es que ahora tengo otro motivo para hacer una escapada al valle del rÃo Tus. El trato, el ambiente y la terraza son de diez, pero el sabor de los platos es de once y a un precio bastante contenido. De lo que comimos, que todo estaba muy bueno, destacarÃa los giscanos con langostinos en salsa de soja y el cordero, madre mÃa el cordero. Volveremos pronto.
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4. Hotel Yeste
Overall Ratings
3 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By AmericanAngus
We chose this restaurant based on a review in the hotel section, where "Jon T" wrote that the food was surprisingly good. I agree; it was, but not without problems. We had lunch on a Sunday in June when the restaurant and terrace were packed. The three of us each had the menú del dÃa (12 euro), and when my second-course veal steak arrived it was dramatically undercooked. (My son also ordered the veal, and his was fine.)The two overworked waitresses were frantically rushing about and it was impossible to get anyone's attention. I had to get up from the table, walk over to the bar and flag down our server to tell her about the meat. Once it was properly cooked, it was indeed "surprisingly good," though not the best cut of meat.My first course had been much better: an attractive and refreshing cold potato salad (ensalada de verano) with a hint of tuna. My husband had a first course of scrambled eggs with asparagus and mushrooms, which was a bit salty but OK. We agreed the potato salad was the better choice. His second-course pork loin (lomo) was also fine. (We didn't try the other second-course option, which was some sort of fried fish.) Dessert and drinks were included in the fixed-price menu.Once the restaurant emptied out a bit, the waitress had more time and seemed very nice. Overall, this was a basic, noisy, family-oriented dining room with plenty of flies, but I don't regret eating there and would give it another try if in Yeste again.
5. Restaurante Las Brasas
Reviewed By Jon T
Had lunch there. Service was fairly slow, waitress being serial tasking, not multitasking. Menu del dia was 11⬠including wine and coffee. food average but not much choice in Yeste.
