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Province of Valladolid, Spain Food Guide: 10 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Valladolid
Best Spanish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Spanish food in Valladolid. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Spanish restaurants near you.. Valladolid (/ˌvælədəˈliːd, -ˈlɪd, bɑːjədəˈliːd/; Spanish: [baʎaðoˈlið] ( listen)) is a city in Spain and the de facto capital of the autonomous community of Castile and León. It has a population of 309,714 people (2013 est.), making it Spain's 13th most populous municipality and northwestern Spain's biggest city. Its metropolitan area ranks 20th in Spain with a population of 414,244 people in 23 municipalities.
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10. La Cocina de Manuel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 539 reviews
Reviewed By JY2012
Glad to try this restaurant after reading TripAdvisor review.The dining room is quite small and separated from the bar which is great. Service was excellent and food was simply delicious.For starters, we had salmorejo and micuit. The soup was good but I liked the foie better.Main was bonito del norte and manitas de cerdo, both done very well.Deserts were mousse de caramelo and carpaccio de pi, a sweet end to our meal.
9. Restaurante El Gallo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 292 reviews
Reviewed By Cali_rose55
A friend recommended this place. We made reservations because they only have 7 tables. The service is mom and pop, but they are willing to please. They have a daily menu of 1st and 2nd plates, 3 items to choose from. I had a salad and bacalao, plus wine and dessert, all for 10â¬. The food was fantastic and well served. The owner gave my sister the recipe for her dish and invited her into the kitchen for a foto! We left incredibly satisfied.
8. El Patio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Restaurant-Cocktail, a place with a design, trend and care to the smallest detail in which to live a unique experience full of flavors and textures. # mixology
Reviewed By Hannah L
Was taken to this amazing restaurant by our friends and we have to say that it was the best experience we have had.The food was outstanding and the staff couldnât have done anymore to make us feel more at home. They even made a dish up for my 3 year old son that wasnât on the menu! The decor is stunning.I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone staying in the area. Dear HannahThank you for your time writing about your experience with us. We are happy to know that all was amazing for you. Will be a pleasure for us to see you soon again in El Patio.
7. Gastrobar Pasion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By BrianMeit
With owners from San Sebastián how could you not have great pintxos. We filled up at the end of our lunchtime when we should have started here. You won't be disappointed.Thank you very much for making this as good criticism, we like much that you will like both our gastronomic offer. We hope to count with your presence among us. Thanks a lot.
6. Lagarejo Rest&Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 329 reviews
Reviewed By Fraser D
If only all tapas served in Spain was as nice as this. The portions sizes and menu was traditional, but most places are round here. The food was excellent, great flavours and some very unique dishes alongside the traditional dishes. I recommend the Chili octopus, shame you can't order a large!
5. Restaurante Damaso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 754 reviews
Reviewed By massimiliano_lr
There are people who are talented at what they do. There are others that put in a lot of passion. But few manage to combine talent and passion as harmoniously as Damaso Vergara.At a first impression the restaurant Damaso is not a canonical place. A tiny place in the middle of an even tinier village, with rather cozy, warm, informal atmosphere and a friendly staff that makes you feel immediately at ease. There is no -printed- menu; it is the chef Damaso who actually describes to each guest what's on the menu (depending on the freshest ingredients he found in the market). Then the surprise: every single dish is a carefully assembled symphony of flavors and textures digging their roots into the local tradition but with a fantastic spin of freshness, multiple source of inspiration and experimentation, all plated with care and a very good sense of balance and aesthetics.I wonât spend more words describing the many dishes Iâve experienced, as I have probably tried the most of them over a period of several years, having been there so many times. The overall perception though is worth mentioning: not a single one left me ever disappointed, perhaps some where less spectacular, but again, overall a full satisfaction each and every time I have been there.I also wonât recommend any of the dishes, as I believe the best way to experience this place is to share several in order to taste most of the menu, particularly given that it is possible to opt for half-portions (Besides, the menu is seasonal and based on the market availability anyway).And the wine listâ¦well, there is not exactly a wine list. Just ask Damaso, and he will find an interesting option from his cellar!The bill is finally is another (good) surprise. For a full dinner with two half-entrees (usually preceded by an amuse bouche), a main, a couple of dessert shared for the table, red and dessert wine I usually pay below 50 Euro/pax. Yeah, it might be a slightly higher bill than a traditional restaurant, but when I compare it to all the other Michelin star restaurants I have been to across the globe (and Damaso despite not having any star should definitely be compared with such places) it is definitely a fare bill.No wonder it is ranking in the top list of must-go restaurants, it is perhaps the best hidden gem of the whole of Castilla y Leon.Enhorabuena Damaso!
4. Villa Paramesa Tapas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1598 reviews
Reviewed By Roedig
What a fantastic buzzing place, just off the mayoral square. About nine wines served and all poured from magnums. Tapas is as good as it gets. There is an English menu and pictures for those who donât understand English or Spanish. This place hums and is packed, so you may not get seating immediately. Have a drink and wait, the tapas is excellent.
3. Martin Quiroga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 707 reviews
Reviewed By E924VOstevej
Never quite sure what to expect with TripAdvisor reviews, but this tiny place was the perfect destination for my wife and I after a long day of wine tasting in Pesquera. Service at the bar (we had no reservation but arrived unfashionably early at 20:00 and found the door open) was top class with the 3 brothers putting together a very complete display of how a restaurant should be run. Simple food, beautifully seasoned, as the photos can attest. Loved the informality of the locale and the seasonal, local-sourced approach. We will surely visit on many future occasions.
2. Alquimia Laboratorio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Roedig
What a gem of a restaurant. Situated in the middle of Valladolid, this place offers fine dining or just tapas. We went for fine dining, there are two options, a short menu or a long menu. The short was â¬45 and the long (I think) â¬65. The short gave us at least 5 courses of absolutely fantastic food. English was limited, however, Patricia resorted to her phone for translations. Food was outstanding and service excellent, well done. ¡Thank you Roeding!!Thank you for your visit and for your recommendation.We hope to see you soon in Alquimia
1. Cafe Bar Las Cubas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By ryancturner
Love this place. Great bar for tapas and typical Spanish dishes. I make a point to stop by and eat the morcilla or the pincho moruno every time I come to valladolid. David is one of the best chefs in the region and his staff along with my good friend David Pueyo and the rest of the Cubas team is great! 100% recommendable.
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