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Aoife wrote on Wed Oct 4, 2017 1:03pm:
Also could you give us tips on the best places to eat in Jesus Pobre? We’re here for another 2 weeks. 😊. Thanks in adv
We have tried all the restaurants in JP numerous times, La Tasca is top notch and they have live music once a week and it is always a great night (booking essential in summer). Spanish/Italian cuisine.
Bar LLebeig, great for breakfast.
Pedros, very good spanish menu, lunch and evening meals and menu del dia. The slow cooked lamb is lovely but you have to pre order the day before. Really nice terrace at the rear for quieter al fresco dining.
Casa Rosita is a vibrant lively bar/restaurant, good tapas at lunch time and they also do a pretty good take away Pizza !!
El Sequer, is generally a bit quieter than Casa Rosita, both the tapas and al a carte menus are excellent.
If you fancy going a little up market for lunch you can walk to the club house at La Sella Golf Course, it takes about 25 mins, really good snack menu and very good tapas. I think it shuts about 7pm. In the Hotel there is a Thai restaurant open to non residents. We have only eaten there once and it was excellent.
On a Sunday the market gives you loads of opportunities to sample the local produce and enjoy a wine or two.
I think thats all the eating places within walking distance. Hope thats of some help.
Nog
