About 1km southwest of central Lleida, this sleek fine-dining place creates fusion dishes using fresh seasonal produce. Feast on the likes of rabbit with veg and snails (a Lleida speciality), Asian-inspired fish dishes such as tuna with ginger-infused ajo blanco (white gazpacho soup), and strawberries flambéed in pepper.
L’estel de la Mercè
Catalonia
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