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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Santa Marta de Tormes: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Mediterranean food in Santa Marta de Tormes, Province of Salamanca, Spain including Restaurant Mozarbez, Vinodiario, La Central, Mencia Restaurante, Restaurante En La Parra, Cuzco Bodega, El Laurel, Salam, Restaurante Zazu Bistro, El Alquimista
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10. El Alquimista
Overall Ratings
4 based on 889 reviews
Reviewed By Oaky1SW
We booked this restaurant before our trip and it was a good job. It was fully booked and they were having to turn away customers. Itâs location is a bit of a surprise but donât be put off, the restaurant itself is excellent. We had a 3 course lunch for 2 adults, with wine and paid â¬40. The staff were very attentive but maybe could have smiled a bit more. Would recommend a visit.Good Morning,Thank you very much for the opinion, assessment and recommendation.Best regards,
9. Restaurante Zazu Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 833 reviews
Reviewed By YM2540
Had dinner at Zazu bistro.....Restaurant opened later than announced 20:30 opening timeSeated outside ... very nice seating and more relax than on close by plaza mayorWelcome was very nice... staff overall extremely friendly and helpful...Since opening was a bit late, service suffered a bit on workload.... our wait time was ok, but some tables around complained about waiting time.Food though was excellent..... large portions, fresh ingredients and very tasteful.Overall great for a nice and relax dinner in Salamanca
8. Salam
Overall Ratings
4 based on 375 reviews
When in the Salam restaurant we decided to change most of the menu items every two weeks we made a risky bet: our customer base was very faithful and we were going to change their relation with us! Fortunately, after the passage of time, we can say that t
Reviewed By ScotRose24
As pescatarians we struggled a bit in Spain to find some nice vegetarian food. Therefore we were delighted to find Salam. A small restaurant offering food with a Moroccan influence. The food and wine were of a great standard and very reasonably priced. The staff were very helpful and took time to talk us through the menu choices. We ended up having three courses and enjoyed every one! Great choices - all delicious! If you fancy a change from traditional food go to Salam you wonât be disappointed. Thanks a lot. Your opinion it's really important to us. You're welcome always.
7. El Laurel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 602 reviews
Dirección: San Pablo,49Código Postal: 37008Localidad: SalamancaProvincia: SalamancaPaÃs: SpainTeléfono: 923 260 601
Reviewed By pwilliamsLancashire
A highly civilized restaurant slightly aside from the tourist traps. Modestly but tastefully decorated with a very pleasant atmosphere. This is a vegetarian restaurant with a wide variety of original dishes. Amazingly good value with prices that put rip-off Britain to shame.Really good, efficient service. The restaurant was full of Spanish people which is clearly a good sign. All of the tables were taken so you need to book in advance.
6. Cuzco Bodega
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1392 reviews
Bar de tapas elaboradas al momento,con bodega mayoritariamente local aunque con muchas denominaciones mas,no disponemos de mesas en el interior,solo 2 mesas altas,barra y taburetes..en temporada de terraza si disponemos de 7 mesas exteriores.
Reviewed By WanderingCritiq
I'm gonna give these guys a 2 thumbs up. Friendly, helpful. Duck burrito with Pedro Ximinez sherry reduction sauce.... Not bad. Warm goats cheese covered in balsamic caramelised onions on Melba toast, even better. Not entirely sure about the Melba toast underneath, but it did add a crunch texture to the dish which worked. Most inventive however was the cod Carpaccio doused in olive oil and the Spanish ever present crushed tomato. Fish could've done with being flattened with a large knife as it was a bit thick for Carpaccio really. But otherwise, this was a great dish. Combined with a nice dry white they offered, this was a decent meal. If i hadn't wanted to try dinner elsewhere, i might have gone through their essentially "made-to-order" tapas menu.
5. Restaurante En La Parra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
Mucho más que cocina de autor. Pequeños placeres. Menú degustación. Salamanca. Menú único elaborado con producto de temporada y proximidad que rota cada poco tiempo y en el que se le acercan al consumidor diferentes sabores y texturas destacando siempre e
Reviewed By dlimon
The 8 course tasting menu was an excellent value at 39â¬. This menu was also accompanied with an optional 5 wine pairing for an additional 18â¬. The wines were all French except for the final dessert wine where we were offered the choice of a Sauternes or LBV Grahams Port wine.Attention by the wait staff was professional and efficient with the dinner lasting approximately 2 hours. The quality of the restaurant in setting, service and food is much higher than what you will pay. This restaurant is definitely worth a visit if you are in Salamanca.
4. Mencia Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1182 reviews
Reviewed By YouBeeTs
A solid, traditional restaurant specializing in bacalao. We had bacalao in two different versions, a la gallega and a la donosterra, I particularly liked the second. The desserts were ok, not great. A bottle of good Arzuaga crianza 2014, bill at 77 euros (very decent). Recommendable. (A quite disagreeable thing was the tobacco smoke smell coming from the kitchen and emanating from the owner).
3. La Central
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By sandralink
We ate here about 8pm, it was very busy with a good atmosphere. Tables were on the pavement area. Service was good. We had 4 different tapas selections plus patatas. All gorgeous and presented nicely. The coffee was the best we have had in spain todate, very much like latte. The final bill was â¬18 euro which we thought good value for money and the portions were very filling. Would recommend a visit.
2. Vinodiario
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2718 reviews
Reviewed By AnonimaViennese
Tapas and not only: terrific local specialties - try chickpeas sour/sweet - in a nice small restaurant close to the city walls. Number one in tripadvisor, fully deserved. Ivan took care of us, offering menus in any language and giving us advice when needed. Everything was so good, jazz music in the background, nice atmosphere, and a great cheesecake, with good wines. Good price for excellent quality.
1. Restaurant Mozarbez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
The Mozarbez Restaurant is one of the referents of the area based on its quality and service endorsed by the 29 years of experience that we are contemplating. We are a restaurant with traditional cuisine with modern cuisine adapting to the perfect balance
Reviewed By AJWD270362
No food available at 10.00pm at night, after driving from the ferry for four hours we were hungry. I accept that at that time of night that it's impractical to offer a full menu but something would have been better than nothing!The breakfast
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