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  1. Le Bistró

    Asturian

    Eat 74
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    Fabada, tripe, pig's trotter and snout: Le Bistró announces its allegiances early. This casual Asturian spot shares a property with a fine-dining sibling but keeps its own rustic identity, running a menu built on regional cooking that doesn't flinch. The kitchen holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, and the braised pitu de caleya chicken with mole sauce quietly tells the whole story of Asturian emigration to Mexico in a single dish.

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    • Fabada

      “Asturian “fabada” stew, squid cooked in its own ink, tripe, pig’s trotter and snout give a strong indication of the culinary focus here.”

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    Carretera Pancar, Llanes, Principality of Asturias 33500, Spain · Llanes
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