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Where to eat Mediterranean food in Medina del Campo: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Medina del Campo. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including Monaco 1962, El Mortero, Alegria
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1. Monaco 1962
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By lydromero
We walked into this place not expecting much, but had a great Menu del Dia. Our waiter was very patient with us when we had difficulty translating some of the menu items. They offer free olives and croquetas as an appetizer. I started with the cream of vegatable soup which was my favorite of the trip. I then had a thin steak and fries that were very tasty and had flan for dessert. We had a group of three and were given a whole bottle of vino tino :-)
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2. El Mortero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By HATHAI_IBIZA
We were on the trip from Madrid to Galicia and decided to stop at this town for a fast lunch break. We found this place by internet and no regret!! Service is great and the food is amazing... Love it!!
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3. Alegria
Overall Ratings
3 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By davef232323
We had dinner at Alegria after walking around the square and looking at various menus of different restaurants. I had read the reviews of Alegria and it lived up to the comments and then some. There is a tapas bar in front and restaurant space in back. The service was excellent, helpful, and friendly. Having some Spanish is very helpful. The portions are generous, so be careful how much food you order.We ended up having 2 first courses and sharing one second course and a bottle of wine, this was plenty of food for two people.The Bacalao was excellent, traditional and well prepared. The grilled vegetables were not fancy, but fresh and grilled nicely on the plancha. My wife really liked the steamed artichokes hearts in broth with pieces of ham, I'm not a huge artichoke fan, but this was tasty.The fun part of the evening, it was the night of the final of the Copa del Rey, the Spanish soccer (futbol) championship between Real Madrid and Athletico Madrid. They have a TV in the dining room and we were able to watch the game and enjoy the enthusiasm of the locals. It was not too loud and we could still enjoy quiet conversation between us.The server was wonderful, super helpful, and wanted to make sure we were happy and enjoyed our meal. There is pride of ownership and desire to serve.It is clear this is a part of Spain feeling the effects of the economy and these people were happy we were there to enjoy a meal at their restaurant.
