Restaurants in Burgos
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La Fabula
With local celebrity chef Isabel Alvarez at the helm, fabulous La Fabula offers innovative slimmed-down dishes in a bright, modern dining room filled with classical music. The menu includes tasty rice dishes and summery light eats, like crispy vegetable spring rolls. Fortunately this should leave plenty of space for one of the delectable desserts. The chocolate soufflé with mango ice cream and yoghurt mousse comes plumply recommended. Reservations essential.
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Casa Ojeda
Dating from 1912, this Burgos institution, all sheathed in dark wood with stunning mullioned windows, is one of the best places in town to try cordero asado. The upstairs dining room has outstanding food and faultless service. A more limited range of platos combinados is available in the downstairs bar. Reservations recommended.
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La Comidilla de San Lorenzo
Opened in early 2010, this place has a young upbeat vibe with art exhibitions, cool modern decor and a menu that includes accomplished and innovative dishes like secreto con salsa de frambuesa (steak with raspberry sauce) and tacos de atun con puré de patatas y pimiento (tuna tacos with mashed potatoes and peppers).
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Cervecería Morito
Cervecería Morito is the undisputed king of Burgos tapas bars and it’s always crowded. A typical order is alpargata (lashings of cured ham with bread, tomato and olive oil) or calamares fritos (fried calamari). The presentation is surprising nouvelle, especially the visual feast of salads.
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La Favorita
Away from the main Burgos tapas hub and close to the cathedral, La Favorita has a barn-like interior of exposed brick and wooden beams, and attracts slicked-back-hair businessmen at midday. The emphasis is on local cured meats and cheeses, and wine by the glass starts at €1.50.
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El Jardín del Ecocentro
Simple well-executed vegetarian platos combinados, fresh vegetable and fruit juices and healthy puds are available at this haven of an eco-centre which also offers yoga, pilates, ayuvedic massages etc.
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La Mejillonera
A popular stand-up place, La Mejillonera serves great mussels, while the patatas bravas (potatoes with spicy tomato sauce) and calamares are other popular orders.
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La Cabaña Arandino
This place doesn't quite match the atmosphere, but it's popular and the tapas are good. Locals love the tigres (mussels with spicy sauce).
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Royal
If you can withstand the brightly lit retro ’70s dining area, Royal has a surprising gourmet flourish among the old culinary classics.
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Casa Babylon
Serves well-executed Asian-inspired dishes (including sushi), Tex Mex and Italian, the latter including risottos.
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