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  1. María de la O

    Modern Spanish

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    A 19th-century mansion that once produced vinegar now houses this creative tasting-menu restaurant, and the team leans into that history with a dedication to acidic notes that runs through almost every sauce on the table. The cooking is rooted in seasonal Granada-region ingredients, and the escabeches in particular carry real conviction. One set menu, though they'll trim it by two courses if you ask nicely.

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    • Monkfish in Mozarabic sauce

      “We enjoyed the Motril shrimp marinated in orange escabeche and the Monkfish in Mozarabic sauce, made with orange, carrot and spices.”

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