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Province of Ciudad Real, Spain Food Guide: 3 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Campo de Criptana
Find out what Contemporary restaurants to try in Campo de Criptana including Restaurante Las Musas, Cueva La Martina, Torrent
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1. Restaurante Las Musas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 655 reviews
Reviewed By SB1123
.....such a nice place for lunch in such a small town? We stopped here because it was very conveniently midway between Toledo and Cuenca and because the restaurant shares a parking lot with a few windmills, which were worth seeing but much less spectacular than those in Consuegra. It's a bit difficult to find, as it's at the back side of town, but the view from the top of the town and the very high quality food/decor made it worth the effort. Would have given it 5 stars if the service had been a bit quicker and more enthusiastic, and if they hadn't let a few children run around making noise part of the time. Oh, and the parking lot isn't paved, so beware.If you're in this area and looking for a higher end dining experience, this is a good bet!
Where to eat Spanish food in Campo de Criptana: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Cueva La Martina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 343 reviews
Here, where heaven and earth never meet, lies the vast plain of Campo de San Juan. A seemingly endless space where one can recreate the senses and have a rest from the journey, while running one's eyes over the infinite outline and nuances of this land fu
Reviewed By Bellachele68
As a writer, I found this perch above the valley with a windmill to my right inspiring. I spent an afternoon here writing, sipping coffee and enjoying a fresh salad. My complete lack of Spanish did not deter my waiter from being a gracious host. Definitely check out the delightful restaurant in the cave! Added value: they are dog friendly and provided a bucket of water for my cavalier.
3. Torrent
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By JuanBoschBosch
No entiendo la fama de este restaurante aunque creo que el motivo es mucha cantidad a pesar de ser muy flojo en calidad. Los platos muy adornados, como de si una boda se tratara, me parecieron excesivamente grasientos. Me ofrecieron un medallón de ternera y resultaba ser una hamburguesa abundante, pero insisto muy grasienta. Tendré que repetir para ver si encuentro ese punto que en su momento ni mi madre ni yo encontramos. Menú del dÃa asequible pero hay otras opciones mucho mejores en Alcázar.
