The good news is that the Celler de Can Roca restaurant, one which has received unanymous acclaim for a longtime, finally achieved the third star in the guide; this was a huge clamour and it seems justice has been done. This way, Can Roca joins six other Spanish restaurants with three stars: Arzak (Juan María Arzak), Can Fabes (Santi Santamaría), El Bulli (Ferrán Adriá), Martín Berasategui (Martín Berasategui), Sant Pau (Carme Ruscalleda) and Akelarre (Pedro Subijana).
Living in Andalucía, I was happy to know that restaurant Alejandro in Roquetas de Mar was also awarded one star, so I look forward to visit that place in the near future. In the mean time, I hope that a personal, local favourite in my city, Córdoba, will soon achieve the same status: I am speaking about Restaurant El Choco, whose creative kitchen only needs a bit of additional effort and a better hall in order to get full shine. And let me add another favourite of mine, restaurant El Alma, a place for enjoying red tuna and good company, good wines, and excellent food. Finally, traditional food from Córdoba is perfectly shown in restaurant Taberna Pepe de la Judería.
restaurants in spain are awful.. spanish food id the worst ever... even internatonal restaurats in spain are bad... i cannot understand why... once ordered sea food dish and end up with a a dish containing salt moe than the pacific ocean..another time ordered well done steak and received a burnt from the outside and completely raw from the inside... to avoid all the dissatisfaction i decided to eat junk food as junk food tastes the same allover the world... BUT the surprise was that i was completely mistaken... in SPAIN junk food is different. Kentucky is extremly salty to the exent to which i thought all spanish people suffer from low blood pessure and the worst was the coke which was supposed to be my saviour from the salt... COKE tastes chlorid... i suggest spain for fat ppl who really need to lose weight..
ReplyDeleteEither your definition of good food is contrary to mine, or else you were visiting other country and by mistake you thought it was Spain. In any case, I could not disagree more.
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