This is a super restaurant located along the side of a stream and just a short walk uphill from the centre. Although there is seating inside, in a beautifully decorated restaurant, we chose to sit out in the courtyard, which was beautifully adorned with a waterfall, fountain and greenery. We were the only visitors at the time and were treated extremely well. The service was friendly and attentive. We ordered a glass of wine and a beer before perusing the menu, and received a large plate of crisps as a tapa. The menu is not for cheap eats. It’s somewhere a bit special. But even so, we felt it was great value for money for the quality of food, standard of service and because we were certainly full by the time we finished. We ordered a couple of starters as tapas rather than a full meal – ham croquettes, king prawns cooked in olive oil with chilli, garlic and bay, plus garlic bread. There was plenty there! Our only disappointments were that they had run out of octopus and they had not de-veined the prawns. These were minimal gripes though, and we’d definitely recommend a visit. According to the restaurant, they have been listed in the Michelin guide since 2007. 2 glasses of white wine 2 cruzcampo beers Prawns in chilli and garlic (12 pcs) Croquettes (4pcs plus salad) Garlic bread (6 pcs) Total – slightly over €26 including tax

We were the only diners on what had become a chilly night. The staff made sure we were warm by putting heaters by our table. The food was delicious and presented very well. We also enjoyed a delicious bottle of red wine. The price was well worth it and we would definitely dine her again.

We've been in Spain for 3 weeks now. We've eaten in some great restaurants in the Spanish interior and south coast. This was our best meal so far. Interesting & delicious dishes. Fresh ingredients. Really friendly staff & manager/owner. Ask for Caty Sanchez - excellent service! An authentic & memorable Spanish experience. (Apologies for my expressive daughter.)