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  1. VIA

    Catalan

    Eighteenth-century frescoes of Catalan village life cover the walls of this restaurant, which occupies the grand first floor of a historic aristocratic house in the centre of Vic. The cooking is contemporary Catalan, built around local seasonal produce, with rice dishes for two drawing particular attention. The room alone makes a case for booking a table, and the menu gives you several reasons to stay longer than planned.

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    Address
    Riera 25, Vic, Catalonia 08500, Spain · Vic
    Hours
    • Wed 1 PM–4 PM
    • Thu–Sat 1 PM–4 PM, 8:30 PM–11 PM
    • Sun 1 PM–4 PM
    Phone
    +34616474441
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