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The stone façade opens onto a small bar where local products sit for sale alongside the bottles, and the dining room upstairs looks out over Plaza de España. This regional restaurant in a quiet Castilian town serves seasonal cooking rooted in the surrounding landscape, through a short à la carte and a tasting menu. The chef also runs a more elaborate operation nearby, but here the pitch is honest and unfussy. Ask for a window table when you book.
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- Michelin Guide Selected Restaurant
One number, weighted & current 69
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