Location: Palencia
Top Restaurants in Palencia
Top Things to do in Palencia
Best Spanish food near Palencia, Province of Palencia, Spain
Find out what Spanish restaurants to try in Palencia. Palencia (Spanish pronunciation: [paˈlenθja]) is a city south of Tierra de Campos, in north-northwest Spain, the capital of the province of Palencia in the autonomous community of Castile and León. The municipality had a population of 81,522 in 2011.
Things to do in Palencia
10. El trompicon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
Reviewed By otoban
Also known as "the Marranillo", this is a really good known place to visit for the poor folks in Palencia. For as low as 50 Euro you and your family can eat a really great number of big snacks and typical dishes - but nothing healthy food, I promise you - of Palencia's meat.If you want to know Palencia in its deepest way, you should visit "the Marranillo", with no debt. But you should take care with the folks you can find around the Trompicon. Bad guys, poor people, workers and really geekfest people can be found them visiting the Trompicon each day.And it is even worst during the night!.But this is the genuine deep pallentine's mistery experience.Good Luck!. You will need....·.
9. La Fabrica del Canal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
Built on a splendidly refurbished ancient flour fabric and located by the quiet waters of Canal de Castilla, La Fabrica del Canal Hotel Boutique & Restaurant invites to enjoy a peaceful journey full of relax, nature and timeless luxury.
Reviewed By geland99
I went twice for coffee and drinks over the Christmas. The staff is friendly and attentive, cosy decoration where the original machinery is integrated. I look forward to coming back for dinner or lunchThank you very much for you review. We are glad you liked our place and our decorations, we hope you can come back with your loved ones, we'll be happy to have you. Best Regards.
8. Los Candiles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 387 reviews
Reviewed By Frequentflyer046
Three of us tried the delights of this great restaurant, the portions are big , we had Crevittes that were the size of langoustines (They filled the plate about a dozen or so), potatoe and ham croquettes that were delicious and loads of them.There is a large selection of steaks available here and any size you want , (You can pay by the KG). The only warning is that the medium steaks come out Med rare , and if you ask for medium rare , well, a good vet could have brought it round.Saying this , the food was excelllent the service spot on , and nice local white wine available also. We would go back again.
7. La Barra de Villoldo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Reviewed By Jim S
This place sets itself apart from the rest in Palencia, with its stylish interior space and design, eclectic touches to traditional regional plates, and attentive, knoweledgeable service, especially regarding its wine list by the glass.We ordered the lomo bajo (steak), raised in the mountains of Palencia (Cervera is the denomination of origin), which was succulent and perfectly grilled. Fantastic!We spoke with the bartender/waiter Jorge who guided us through three rounds of red wines, with ease and cordiality.If I'm back in Palencia, I will definitely go back!!
6. Restaurante El Perejil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 267 reviews
Comida casera y de temporada, profesionales cualificados, comedor para 50 personas, servicio por profesionales durante más de 25 años. Extenso menú con ensaladas revueltos, raciones frÃas y calientes, carnes y pescados, tablas mixtas y pescados, patés y q
Reviewed By josebenjamin
A few weeks ago, my wife and I had three meals at Palencia. One was overpriced and mediocre, the other two were great. The best of all was the one at Perejil, all in terms of service, food quality, and value.From the street, Perejil does not look very attractive, the entrance is small and part of minuscule bar, but once you go through this area, you get to a small dinning room unusually decorated with nice wall tiles and a lot of bric&brac. By the way, a paper cut out holding the menu of the day, is placed on the street to invite you in.We found the day's menu quite ample, with about 5-6 choices for the first and second plates. We ordered our food, and everything went perfectly. The food was very tasteful, well prepared and in generous portions. The service was homey and very friendly. We enjoyed this meal very much and we were quite happy with the value the menu offered.On our journey through Northern Spain, we ate at more elegant and/or expensive places, but none gave us greater satisfaction than this small and modest restaurant.
5. Restaurante La Traserilla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 662 reviews
Reviewed By miguelhugo
I was immediately made to feel welcome and the staff displayed awareness of special dietary requirements. There was a good range of dishes to choose from and everything was well prepared and tasty. It's a little pricey but worth the extra money for the quality.
4. Restaurante-Bar Mano
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
Reviewed By giulianos809
Nice restaurant and bar with a wide range of pinchos and Spanish wines. Nice location in the very center. Pleasant and friendly hambient.
3. La Mejillonera
Overall Ratings
4 based on 783 reviews
Es muy conocido por la gente de Palencia, hacen las mejores patatas bravas de la ciudad y unos mejillones de distintas formas increibles, sus paredes estan adornadas por conchas de mejillones.Si vas de tapas por Palencia debes ir a este lugar porque es mu
Reviewed By Sara D
This is the king of the "Bravas"and you cannot miss the "mejillones escocesa". I dont think you can find any "palentino"(local) that doesn't know about this place. But don't expect a fine restaurant, be ready to eat while you stand up, because this is just a quick stop bar, just a drink and something to eat, what most people call "caña y tapa". SOme years ago used to be very cheap, really really cheap, but now, it became so popular that the prices in my opinion are "fat", if I am not mistaken a plate of bravas was 3 or 3.5 euros!! Also it is true that I remember the price in pts, when for 200pts (now it would be 1.2 euros) you could get the same bravas' plate. But, this doesn't keep me away from stopping by everytime i come back to my hometown. yummy yummy.
2. Ajo de Sopas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 334 reviews
Reviewed By Trip-tramp88
Well known chef (Alberto Soto) has opened a second restaurant in Palencia. Small dining room for about 25 people, where every one can enjoy the nice decoration, the quiet ambience with non-intrusive, even good, music. The service is excellent: staff is attentive but not overwhelming; the china is tailored to the dishes and nicely surprising at times. The wine selection is wide and at good prices (for 25 euros/bottle we got an excellent "crianza" from famed Ribera region). I nearly forgot: the food was excellent! Great local produce well treated and cooked. We took a set menu (not much choice there) with numerous servings that was well balanced, really really tasty, imaginative and brilliantly served. All (incl. water and coffee) for 45 euros plus wine. I recommend booking in advance.Thank you for your opinion. You have perfectly described the philosophy of our restaurant. That our gastronomy, workers and decoration adapt and provide a pleasant environment is one of our goals.Thanks again.
Top 5 Barbecue food in Palencia, Province of Palencia, Spain
1. Babel
Reviewed By josemanuelef81
Antiguo Tierra de Sabor.Tras la nueva apertura gana en estética pero pierde calidad.Relacionado a las tapas gratis, igual que en Tierra de Sabor pero peor calidad que antes, nada que ver.Mención especial a los cafés, el último dÃa que fuimos a desayunar tuvimos que pedir nuevamente dos cafés por no poder consumirlos del sabor que tenÃan, nos los cambiaron pero seguÃamos en lo mismo, ahà se quedaron.
