Top Restaurants in Cuenca
Top Things to do in Cuenca
- 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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Top 10 European food in Cuenca, Province of Cuenca, Spain
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Cuenca. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you. including Olea Comedor, Restaurante Recreo Peral, Restaurante Posada Tintes, las Brasas, Restaurante El Secreto, Asador Maria Morena, Restaurante de la Posada de San Jose, Figon Del Huecar, Restaurante Convento de San Pablo, Restaurante San Juan Plaza Mayor
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10. Restaurante San Juan Plaza Mayor
Overall Ratings
3 based on 1071 reviews
Reviewed By DEastLothian
We had breakfast twice here while visiting Cuenca. Friendly waiter, good selection of items, we chose ham, egg on toast and thinly sliced pork and ham on toast - delicious, good sized portions and very reasonably priced. Recommended!
9. Restaurante Convento de San Pablo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 289 reviews
Reviewed By Raul B
I have never visited Cuenca before, but it is really beautiful. The Parador, which is an old monastery, is surrounded by nature. The restaurant was originally a chapel. It is stunning and relaxing.The food was amazing! We tried some seasonal vegetables and "Morteruelo" (Cuenca's most famous dish), a sort of purée made out of bushmeat, topped with a few pinions. Then we tried the "Ajoarriero" cod. I love "ajoarriero", but this is probably the BEST I have never tried. A must in Cuenca! Excellent service, excellent wine... a bit pricey but definitely it is worth! Totally recommended!
8. Figon Del Huecar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 695 reviews
Reviewed By TripMember020920162
We decided to eat here because of the local dishes that they had on offer and we were not disappointed. Everything we had was freshly prepared deliciously tasty and very satisfying.What really made it though was our table on the terrace overlooking the river with a superb vista of the beautiful old town of cuenca.Lovely staff to, friendly interactive and knowledgeable.
7. 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.
6. Asador Maria Morena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 818 reviews
Reviewed By robs533
This is a great restaurant with a wonderful view over Cuenca. The menu is very good and very well cooked and served by friendly and helpful staff. The price is very reasonable,well worth the visit.
5. Restaurante El Secreto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1075 reviews
El restaurante «El Secreto»es un sitio con encanto donde se puede degustar en un ambiente relajado, la gastronomÃa tÃpica conquense, además de ensaladas, tapas, carnes y pescado de la gastronomÃa actual española. Disponemos de dos salones, con capacidad p
Reviewed By EatnDrinknRoamn
Great fresh food and service with a smile, just down there road from the Plaza Mayor. We had the salad with octopus and shrimp, which was quite generous in serving, and delicious. The meatball stuffed with cheese was excellent too. The two dips (one was a game meat pate, warm) were tasty, but I think the serving for two people was a little too much of the same texture. It would be nice to have the option of a half serving for two people - probably the serving is meant for a whole table to share. Finally, we had the cod, which was well cooked and tasty, but the olive paste plus the well seasoned cod was a little too salty - it probably could use a little less of the olive tapenade on the side. However, overall, with excellent service from both the server and (we thought), the owner, this was probably our best experience dining in Cuenca. Certainly worth a visit, and I would certainly return.
4. las Brasas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 323 reviews
Reviewed By Travel-Bug-369
We stopped for a light lunch. Got the house wine which was very good and only cost 1.10 euro a glass. Came with tapas of olives and pickled sardines which were very good. Ordered a lamb burger which was grilled perfectly and excellent. What a surprise. We sat at the bar to eat. May well be coming back for dinner.
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3. Restaurante Posada Tintes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 348 reviews
Reviewed By lorriemarc
We pre-booked so got a window table. The Posada is lovely and the restaurant is full of character. Two of us had three courses, wine and water and the bill was around 50 Euros. Great service too.
2. Restaurante Recreo Peral
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Restaurante situado a la orilla del Jucar, en una de las Hoces de Cuenca, donde poder disfrutar de los mejores productos a unos precios asequibles. Sitio de reuniones familiares, reuniones de trabajo o una noche romantica. Dispone de aparcamiento en la pu
Reviewed By Riveralex
The Recreo is a bit swanky and the perfect family Sunday Lunch restaurant, right on the river in a shady spot with plenty of parking. The location is good for anyone wanting to cycle or otherwise take advantage of the great leisure opportunities in Cuenca, before or after their meal, and it's full of well-off Spanish families taking Maman out to lunch.We had a lobster paella that was generous but expensive (of course.) But the staff were particulalry snobby. I'd go back but probably stick to the set menu - and I'd want to arrive in the Mercedes.
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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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