GR11 Restaurant

I recently visited this restaurant that offers a daily menu, but the experience was quite disappointing. Although the menu promised a variety of dishes, we were told that there was virtually nothing available of what they offered. We ordered some chicken and mushroom crepes, but they brought us some dry crepes, with ham and poorly melted cheese, which had nothing to do with what we ordered. The only saving grace was the pumpkin soup, which was decent. We didn't finish eating the crepes because they were so bad. The atmosphere was nice, but the lack of customers left me a little suspicious. There was only one boy working, who returned from his vacation and found himself alone and with almost nothing prepared. Apparently he was the cook himself, which made the service extremely slow. Despite the bad experience, we must recognize that the waiter/chef had the courtesy to only give us the drinks we paid for, since the crepes were left practically intact on the plate. In short, I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

While doing the GR11, I saw a small wooden sign "GR11" near the entrance to the restaurant. So I stopped there out of curiosity, without any particular expectations. It was an excellent surprise! Very good home-cooked meal and very nice atmosphere. I highly recommend.

De las mejores que he comido calidad precio inmejorable animo a todos a que probéis la comida casera y fresca del día que no os arrepentiréis

La reconendacion que me dieron,,, se queda corta.....Impresionante, Comida tradicional y trato sin palababras,,.expectacular. Un abrazo Roxana nos volveros a ver