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JH02JLH
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Hi Peter
Have you had a look at the Restaurant Reference thread? There's links to reviews and to the websites of restaurants that advertise on here.
If you want specific information about somewhere then I'm sure someone will be able to help.
It would also help if you gave us some idea of your budget as one person's idea of value for money is not another's!
Jane
Have you had a look at the Restaurant Reference thread? There's links to reviews and to the websites of restaurants that advertise on here.
If you want specific information about somewhere then I'm sure someone will be able to help.
It would also help if you gave us some idea of your budget as one person's idea of value for money is not another's!
Jane
Gommar Goffer
Well-known member
Hello Peter - we personally think C'an Ferrar offer excellent value for money and a good range of dishes. The locals use it alot. Try their Special Lamb Meal which you have to order at least a day in advance. Tapas starters (3 or 4) garlic lamb main course and fresh fruit for dessert all for about 18 euros per head.
You will find it just up the pedestrian area next to the Tobacconist by the roundabout on the front.
You will find it just up the pedestrian area next to the Tobacconist by the roundabout on the front.
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Rosita101
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Hi Peter
The Cultural bar in the square is great value for a lunchtime baguette. 3 of us went in there to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix & we had 3 freshly made baguettes, a bottle of Conde de Caralt white wine, 3 coffes & brandies for an unbelievable €23!!
We were made very welcome, they switched the tv channel to Spanish from Catalan, (we cheered quietly for Hamilton & louder for Alonso) and had a thoroughly enyable afternoon.
Neptuno is good value for most meals, the mussels are good & the range of tapas is brilliant. You can pay whatever you choose to - from €10 - €30 each depending on your taste.
I know there have been mixed reviews but I also enjoyed the tapas at the Beef & Tapas Bar & I think their house rose is Faustino. Probably around €40 for 2.
Manducca (next to the Codfather), has a very varied menu with pizzas & kebab meals around €9 -€12 per main course. But as has been posted before the front of house guy needs to go to catering college & learn some customer skills, avoid him & the rest of the staff are really good.
The Cultural bar in the square is great value for a lunchtime baguette. 3 of us went in there to watch the Hungarian Grand Prix & we had 3 freshly made baguettes, a bottle of Conde de Caralt white wine, 3 coffes & brandies for an unbelievable €23!!
We were made very welcome, they switched the tv channel to Spanish from Catalan, (we cheered quietly for Hamilton & louder for Alonso) and had a thoroughly enyable afternoon.
Neptuno is good value for most meals, the mussels are good & the range of tapas is brilliant. You can pay whatever you choose to - from €10 - €30 each depending on your taste.
I know there have been mixed reviews but I also enjoyed the tapas at the Beef & Tapas Bar & I think their house rose is Faustino. Probably around €40 for 2.
Manducca (next to the Codfather), has a very varied menu with pizzas & kebab meals around €9 -€12 per main course. But as has been posted before the front of house guy needs to go to catering college & learn some customer skills, avoid him & the rest of the staff are really good.