Top Restaurants in Ondara
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Most Popular Fusion food in Ondara, Province of Alicante, Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Ondara, Province of Alicante, Spain including Restaurante Taurino de Ondara, Tasta'm, Tapes La Xara, El Raco D'Ondara, Arrels Raco Gastronomic, Meshi.co Restaurante, Segaria Thai Fusion Restaurante, Smile
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8. Smile
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By WTF-Akuma
The whole family went for a meal. Nicely decorated, menu is translated in English which made it easy for non Spanish speakers. Owners are from Aragon, and the chef is bascan. We first sat outside for a drink in the alley behind the resturant.The menu is mainly Bascan food, pintxos etc. With also local fish, pastas, Rabo de toro mmm!! (oxtail) never tried it before. They had games for the children, which is an extra.The food was lovely.We will return again to what else is on menu another dayThanks to Susana and José (there are very nice), also thanks to the Chef Cenchu. Must Try, we recommend it. We'll be back again
7. Segaria Thai Fusion Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
The Segaria Thai Fusion Restaurant with its romantic patio and summer terrace is offering fine Thai cuisine with a touch of fusion. Our young and very creative culinary team has created a varied a la carte menu which invites you to a culinary journey thro
Reviewed By John F
We had to drive a long way to get to this restaurant which is housed in the Marriott Hotel. It was not a typical Thai restaurant in that there were no costumed bowing ladies on arrival and the menu was far more limited in choice. nevertheless the food was good and the atmosphere fine.
6. Meshi.co Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Is a unique restaurant in Denia, where Japanese and Mexican culture combine to offer an original and different gastronomic space. This new kitchen concept aims to merge the best of Mexican and Japanese food. Join Tradition and Evolution. Born from the con
Reviewed By jdmill
This was a pleasant surprise on calle Loreto - a small restaurant offering excellent traditional sashimi plus a wide range of fusion dishes including warm crispy maki, sushi with jalapeno instead of wasabi and maize taco rolls - a nice twist on the traditional Japanese.Well worth a visit
5. Arrels Raco Gastronomic
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By fanoffrance
The food here is nicely prepared (including the Italian pasta dish with tomato sauce I tried this time) and some of the tapas were interesting, but my general impression is that the recipes are a bit bland. The setting on the busy street means it's best to dine indoors, which is a pity if the weather is nice. Friendly service and good value for money.Thank you very much for your comments, this, your second visit to our restaurant is for us the reflection of our work and as manager and chef of this restaurant, I would like to know what we can do so that in the future you are not only happy, but I can enjoy an interesting gastronomic moment, I would personally thank you to help me in the choice of your dishes, since in such an extensive letter, you can always get confused and not find without a bit of help, what you are looking for . receive a cordial greeting.Ferran, manager and chef.I hope you understand my bad English, thank you.
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4. El Raco D'Ondara
Restaurant Bar offering varied a la carte and daily menu. Full menu del dÃa is 10⬠weekdays and 13⬠weekends and holidays. Inside and outside seating areas.
Reviewed By michaelindenia
Great paella and starters but the steak at 21⬠was very small and left one of our party still hungry. Great service very friendly and very clean and tidy throughout. The ribs were fantastic but would be nice if there was a choice of flavors the BBQ honey was very sweet
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3. Tapes La Xara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
We are a few small restaurant 40 seats kitchen is based on our tapas meats and fish have 1 special Menu all day
Reviewed By grapow
For no reason we can recall it has been far too long since our last visit but todays lunch visit reminded us just how superb this venue is! With some justification, "foodies" around Dénia wax lyrical about El Baret de Miguel Ruiz, as indeed so do we. Well, in my opinion, this restaurant is in the same class with amazing food and service.I am quite sure that if this was located in Dénia, it would be as hard to secure a reservation as Miguel Ruiz.
2. Tasta'm
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Restaurante en Ondara, ubicado en una plaza con parquing a tan solo 1 minuto. Nuestra cocina se basa en ofrecer producto 100% fresco, elaborado al momento. Ofrecemos menus diarios y una carta que adaptamos cada 3-4 meses al producto de cada temporada. El
Reviewed By SunseekerKD
Great food, the house red wine was very good, the service polite and friendly. Items on the menu that are different from the average, well presented, obviously made with care and pride. Simple things like the wooden/laminate floor meant the space was more appealing and less noisy than cold clattery tiles. Modern feel, nice lighting too. All in all a very pleasant meal in nice surrounds. For those complaining about price, this is a proper restaurant, not a cafe. Smart casual.Hello Sunseeker: Thank you very much for your comment. We are very proud that our clients value our work as you do in this comment. Our goal is to continue giving our customers a good service, a good meal at a reasonable price. We hope to see you soon in Tasta'm.Regards!
1. Restaurante Taurino de Ondara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By peaseblossom85
Excellent presentation but that's about where it ends. This is an ordinary establishment in an unremarkable town that offers set evening menus for 18, 20 or 25 euros. The prices are FAR too inflated and much better value and quality may be had elsewhere. At many other places can enjoy a really excellent menu for 15 euros and it will include half a bottle of wine per person, not just one measly glass!The steak served for the 18 euro menu was a very strange cut of meat and each slice contained a bone. It was more bone than meat. The fancy desserts are presented with a large wafer of caramelised sugar. It looks grand but you could break your teeth on it. My dessert was supposed to be like apple strudel. It consisted of four slices of baked apple underneath a hard biscuit with a blob of ice cream and one of these giant wafers. Very disappointing. As I said, all fur coat and no knickers. Save your euros and go elsewhere for an evening meal.
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