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Spain Food Guide: 3 Seafood food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Valverde
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Valverde including Restaurante Bimbache, Bar-Restaurante Bohemia, Garanones
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1. Restaurante Bimbache
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Spain Food Guide: 10 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Valverde
2. Bar-Restaurante Bohemia
Overall Ratings
3 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By NIGEL W
Basic bar/restaurant. Staff speak no English but there is a Menu (in Spanish) together with prices. Had lunch snack and also dinner. Latter portions were gigantic; we both ordered Pork chops and two huge wooden platters with two chops on each together with a variety of vegetables appeared. One platter would have been large enough for the average. Drink prices reasonable. The local potatoes, Papas Arugardas, are 2.5 Euros per plate. Family run.
3. Garanones
Overall Ratings
4 based on 158 reviews
Reviewed By AlanR555
I saw no "jackasses" there or (the other meaning in Spanish) any "brothel keeper"but just a hard-working proprietor attempting to keep up standards by excludingthose who enter wearing beach clothes or without a shirt. It is also "cash only".The comedor or dining room has space for around thirty people and there wereabout a dozen when we visited from 19.00 to 21.00 on a Thursday evening. Itappears to be a family-run business as we were served by a woman as well asby the male proprietor who was tending the bar.The attraction of this place is its proximity to Las Puntas (which has severalapartments) and to the Punta Grande hotel - which used to be the smallesthotel in the world but now is not. Contenders are in Copenhagen and Bavariabut neither is in such an invigorating spot as the area by Garanones - reachedby a slight detour off the main HI-5 road near the lower portal of the tunnel.Our meal for two with drinks came to â¬27. The menu has only starters and mains(we had ensalada and chipirones) but a surprise ending was a pot of chocolatemousse and cream as a postre/dessert. Excellent value and we much enjoyedgetting food at an early time after spending much of the day up on La Dehesaand then a dip in Charco Azul - about fifteen minutes drive away. There are noevening transport services but during the day the five services between Fronteraand Valverde stop about ten minutes walk away.
