Top Restaurants in Cuenca
Top Things to do in Cuenca
- 1. Parque Natural de la Serrania de Cuenca
- 2. Historic Walled Town of Cuenca
- 3. Puente de San Pablo (Saint Paul Bridge)
- 4. Museo de Arte Abstracto Espanol
- 5. Museo Fundacion Antonio Perez
- 6. Cathedral of Cuenca
- 7. Museo de las Ciencias de Castilla la Mancha en Cuenca
- 8. Plaza Mayor de Cuenca
- 9. Museo Tesoro Catedral de Cuenca
- 10. Los Rascacielos de Cuenca Barrio San Martin
Where to eat Spanish food in Cuenca: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Spanish food in Cuenca, Province of Cuenca, Spain including Sala Cinco CB, Olea Comedor, Romera Bistrot, Arte y solera Cuenca, Taberna Albero, Raff San Pedro, Asador de Antonio, Trivio, Nazareno y Oro, Restaurante Recreo Peral
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10. Restaurante Recreo Peral
Overall Ratings
4 based on 354 reviews
Restaurante situado a la orilla del Jucar, en una de las Hoces de Cuenca, donde poder disfrutar de los mejores productos a unos precios asequibles. Sitio de reuniones familiares, reuniones de trabajo o una noche romantica. Dispone de aparcamiento en la pu
Reviewed By Riveralex
The Recreo is a bit swanky and the perfect family Sunday Lunch restaurant, right on the river in a shady spot with plenty of parking. The location is good for anyone wanting to cycle or otherwise take advantage of the great leisure opportunities in Cuenca, before or after their meal, and it's full of well-off Spanish families taking Maman out to lunch.We had a lobster paella that was generous but expensive (of course.) But the staff were particulalry snobby. I'd go back but probably stick to the set menu - and I'd want to arrive in the Mercedes.
9. Nazareno y Oro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 200 reviews
The old Oven Grill located in Colon # 53 for over 25 years has been delighting visitors with Conquenses and Roasted Lamb and Piglet style Castilla. Since October 2014 change management and Quico Perez, owner of Meson Nazareno y Oro in Cuenca, who is respo
Reviewed By Joseph M
5 star! A sure repeat! Trust me, I've been around the block!!An amazing culinary delight! The chef's interpretations of traditional Castille cuisine is flawless in tradition, technique, and creativity. Homemade desserts(yummy!) Relaxed yet refined ambiance, hard to find good service like theirs these days. (Amuse Bouche, 3 Starters, Entree, Dessert and Coffee, 16⬠(frankly! for a restaurant that's a cut above the rest, you can't beat that!!) 23.06.2018
8. Trivio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By bleazer
Truly great food, food presentation, excellent wine selection and outstanding service in a sparkling modern setting. This is one for the true gastronome. It was recommended to me and I recommend it to you likewise.
7. Asador de Antonio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 452 reviews
Reviewed By JohnnyBgood
We ordered an assortment of entrance dishes including two mixed salads. All these were shared among our eight guests who were visiting us from out of town. While these were being devoured the chefs were busy cooking the house specialty of baby suckling pig. These are only cooked to order so it took some time but the wait was worth it. We were so full and satisfied that we had to share some of their special desserts. The after meal coffee with cognac helped to make the outing a perfect one.
6. Raff San Pedro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 576 reviews
En el corazón del casco antiguo de Cuenca, el Restaurante Raff San Pedro invita a recorrer la historia de esta tierra a través de sus recetas, olores, sabores, texturas, recuerdos... Nuestras creaciones respetan la base de la cocina tradicional adaptándol
Reviewed By crawford g
A bright clean and well run restaurant in the historic old town. The staff are very helpful and the food is amazing. I had a great leek and partridge starter followed by excellent sea bream. The dessert of mango and chocolate was really tasty. Excellent wine selection. If in Cuenca, this is a must!
5. Taberna Albero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 599 reviews
Reviewed By Barry F
My brother and I ate here 2 nights ago after seeing how well it was reviewed on tripadvisor. We each had an appetizer and main course and we were disappointed in all of them. The dishes ranged from boring to tasteless. It's a tiny place with very few tables, but I wouldn't call it charming - we sat next to stacked up flats of soda. The waitresses were very nice and the service was good, but it couldn't make up for completely uninteresting food.Sentimos que su paso por nuestra taberna no haya cumplido las expectativas que ustedes tenÃan sobre nuestra Taberna. En la Ciudad de Cuenca los dÃas 18,19,20 y 21 de septiembre se celebran las fiestas locales , esto unido a la falta de espacio y problemas que tienen nuestros distribuidores para dejarnos la mercancÃa estos dÃas es lo que conlleva que se encontrase la taberna llena de tonicas, cervezas y refrescos. Un abrazo
4. Arte y solera Cuenca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
From Arte y solera restaurant we are very happy because our Restaurant has been included in the prestigious Gastronomic Guide of Condé Nast Traveler 2020. where only 714 restaurants in Spain and Portugal have been fortunate to appear !! Grateful to our gu
Reviewed By Erica C
We had a lovely evening here being well looked after by our waiter, Cesar. He was very good with his recommendations of wine and local cuisine. There were 6 of us and we all enjoyed the food we ordered. My personal highlight was the octopus on a bed of foaming potato; absolutely delicious. The meal was reasonably priced and we all left very happy. Would highly recommend.
3. Romera Bistrot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 548 reviews
Reviewed By 344suer
We have just enjoyed a fantastic meal at Romera Bistrot. We opted for the tasting menu and were not disappointed. The food was exquisite and presented as a work of art. The meal was an experience and excellent value for money. We strongly recommend this lovely little restaurant.
2. Olea Comedor
Overall Ratings
4 based on 520 reviews
Reviewed By ClarBon
We fortunately got the last table. When we mentioned we always pick different dishes and share, they offered to bring them one at a time, which they did without us ever being rushed. The waitress was charming.The kitchen ran like clockwork. Interesting wine selection without being overpriced.And the food was excellent.So much so that we are going to try the Tartar of red tuna and the brisket lasagna at home. Thoroughly enjoyable experience.
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1. Sala Cinco CB
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By davidv374
This small bar is a real surprise to the senses because itâs small but perfectly formed with just 6 tables and offers great food and drink. The menu is very comforting offering choice for everyone including salads, meats and a good assortment of different dishes from fish to a hamburger. But everything they have is delicious. I have been three times now an every time it has been great. Try the cecina salad or their black bun burger. Really tasty and well priced. They also have a good choice of beers and wines. If you are looking for a decent bar with top notch food this is the place.On behalf of the entire team of Sala Cinco,THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!
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