Top 10 restaurants in Cuenca, Spain

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",...) For visitors and locals can taste the typical dishes of the region (Morteruelo, Pisto, Gazpacho Pastor, Ajo Arriero, Manchego Cheese, Lamb, Cod, ...) and others of different influences and with new elaborations (Rabbit confit, Iberian Pig Meat, Red Tuna, ...) All with excellent wines and finish with our homemade desserts (Tiramisu, Rice & Coconut Puding, Lemon Mousse, Brownie, ...). We regularly offer "off the menu" suggestions to tempt the most demanding palates. Our employees have been informed of food allergies and intolerances related to our menu, which is kept up to date so that clients have all the necessary information on hand, even in the menu.

The old Oven Grill located in Colon # 53 for over 25 years has been delighting visitors with Conquenses and Roasted Lamb and Piglet style Castilla. Since October 2014 change management and Quico Perez, owner of Meson Nazareno y Oro in Cuenca, who is responsible for maintaining the reputation of their roasts and accompany them with dishes from his own label. Piglets and suckling lambs are complemented with red meats, fresh fish entrees and appetizers updated regional cuisine. Suggestive desserts and great wines round out the offerings. The local .... Better come see it. The wood, stone and stained glass "Henri Dechanet", author of the windows of the Cathedral of Cuenca make the stay as welcoming and move us to another era. Welcome to the Meson Nazareno y Oro Roaster Oven. The former Oven Spit Placed in the street Colon No. 53 For most of 25 years doing the delights of eating Conquenses and visitors With His Roasts of Lamb and Sucking-pig in the style of Castile. From October, 2014 Changes the management and it is Quico Perez, owner of the Nazarene Inn and I pray in Cuenca, lowest Takes Charge supporting the good reputation of His roasts and Accompanying them on plates of His Own stamp. The sucking-pigs and lambs sucking complement each other with red meats, fished fresh air, inlets and appetizers of regional updated kitchen. Desserts suggestive and big wines round the offer. The place .... Better to eat to see it. The wood, the stone and the windows of "Henri Dechanet", author of the windows of The Cathedral of Cuenca Do That the stay is of more cozy and moves us to another epoch. Welcome to the Nazarene Inn and I Pray Oven Spit.

El restaurante «El Secreto»es un sitio con encanto donde se puede degustar en un ambiente relajado, la gastronomía típica conquense, además de ensaladas, tapas, carnes y pescado de la gastronomía actual española. Disponemos de dos salones, con capacidad para 30 personas cada uno de ellos, uno está situado en planta a pie de calle y el otro está en una planta baja.Hacemos menús del día para grupos, comidas especiales para vegetarianos, celiacos…Comidas y Cenas del presupuesto que dispongan, nos adaptamos a sus necesidades. «El Secreto» está situado en la calle Alfonso VIII, 81 una de las calles más coloristas y transitadas por el turista, en pleno casco antiguo frente a los Túneles de Alfonso VIII y a escasos 100m de la Catedral. Único lugar donde poder ver “desde dentro” los RASCACIELOS DE SAN MARTÍN y donde además podrás disfrutar de la auténtica gastronomía conquense. «El Secreto» está emplazado en un edificio que forma parte de una arquitectura conquense muy particular denominada «Rascacielos de San Martín», caracterizada por ser parte de las viviendas civiles más altas de Europa hasta el desarrollo de la arquitectura del hormigón, siendo levantadas con piedra, madera, argamasa y yeso. La altura media ronda las diez plantas (unos 35 metros sobre el nivel de la calle) y para alcanzarla, cada casa se apoya, además de en la risca trasera, en las viviendas laterales, dando lugar a edificios de dos niveles: tres o cuatro plantas para la calle Alfonso VIII y de ocho a doce hacia el Barrio de San Martín.