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- 1. Parque Natural de la Serrania de Cuenca
- 2. Historic Walled Town of Cuenca
- 3. Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge)
- 4. Museo de Arte Abstracto Espanol
- 5. Museo Fundacion Antonio Perez
- 6. Cathedral of Cuenca
- 7. Museo de las Ciencias de Castilla la Mancha en Cuenca
- 8. Plaza Mayor de Cuenca
- 9. Museo Tesoro Catedral de Cuenca
- 10. Los Rascacielos de Cuenca Barrio San Martin
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Province of Cuenca, Spain Food Guide: 4 Contemporary food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Cuenca
Reviews on Contemporary food in Cuenca, Province of Cuenca, Spain including Olea Comedor, Romera Bistrot, Restaurante de la Posada de San Jose, Tomates Verdes Fritos
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1. Olea Comedor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 520 reviews
Reviewed By ClarBon
We fortunately got the last table. When we mentioned we always pick different dishes and share, they offered to bring them one at a time, which they did without us ever being rushed. The waitress was charming.The kitchen ran like clockwork. Interesting wine selection without being overpriced.And the food was excellent.So much so that we are going to try the Tartar of red tuna and the brisket lasagna at home. Thoroughly enjoyable experience.
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2. Romera Bistrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
Reviewed By 344suer
We have just enjoyed a fantastic meal at Romera Bistrot. We opted for the tasting menu and were not disappointed. The food was exquisite and presented as a work of art. The meal was an experience and excellent value for money. We strongly recommend this lovely little restaurant.
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3. Restaurante de la Posada de San Jose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 593 reviews
Located in this building S. XVII, in our restaurant we offer big a variety of dishes with one of the most iconic views of the Hoz del Huecar. Among them we can find are a variety of home-made tapas and rations (Croquettes, Mushrooms "Spring Rolls",...) Fo
Reviewed By Chus_Gijon
We arrived in the morning of a busy holiday weekend and asked for a table for lunch that day. We appreciated the owner's effort to accommodate us on the small terrace. The local cuisine dishes were ably executed though some of the flavours need 'acquiring'. The salad was fresh and tasty.Altogether a very pleasant afternoon.
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4. Tomates Verdes Fritos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Our restaurant offers cuisine based on a healthy cuisine using fresh foods and season, at an unbeatable price. Our most important commitment is the daily menu we offer to our customers, based on their preferences and tastes. Also do prepare your menu to t
Reviewed By ThebestofKendell
I had been wanting to try this restaurant for over a year now. People always tell me how good it is whether youâre vegetarian or not. My boyfriend made reservations to celebrate him passing his C1 English exam, so we decided to have a nice, romantic dinner. We heard it was best to make reservations if youâre going on the weekend. It was fairly busy around 10, so Iâd suggest the reservation too... just to be on the same side. We were seated quickly and the service was good. During the weekend, they offer a Mexican menu with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The waiter suggested we share the vegetarian tacos and burritos. The tacos were good but not nearly as good as the burritos. I really enjoyed the food. Each plate was around â¬10. Drinks were â¬2.5 - â¬6 (6 being the margarita which wasnât as sweet as I normally like but still yummy)The only problem was the portions were a bit small. It was enough food for me but my bf would at least need two plates to himself. Overall, solid date night and I know Iâm going to be craving these burritos all the time now.
