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Are you familiar with the term"market bistronomy"? It is the concept created by chef Fabrice César to refer to his proposal, defined in his own words as... 'a fusion of haute cuisine and accessible prices, combining French tradition with international influences'. The centrally located restaurant, in an old stone house with several dining rooms and a charming patio-terrace, is run by the French chef together with his wife, Montse Carné, who treats all diners with the utmost care and professionalism. Here, local products with Mediterranean roots always act as a common thread, taking shape throu

This restaurant occupies the “straw loft” of the Mas Pou, a farmhouse built in 1352 and surrounded by rice fields. Here, seven generations of the Pericay family have devoted themselves to a culinary project in which locally sourced ingredients have always taken centre stage. And if the persistent drought in the region doesn’t stop them, they even grow their own rice (Carnalori variety). Choose between an impressive à la carte of traditional dishes, where spectacular rice dishes are the standout option, a tasting menu, plus enticing daily specials.

Part of the Finca Victoria Hotel & Spa. From the hotel reception you are accompanied to the restaurant, which is accessed via the terrace overlooking the swimming pool. Boasting a rustic-Mediterranean ambience, the dining space is laid out around a bucolic open courtyard surrounded by covered archways where most of the tables are positioned. The aim of the cuisine here, under the stewardship of award-winning chef Jordi Vilà, is to pay tribute to traditional Catalan cooking, albeit with a more contemporary twist, on a menu that includes delicious appetisers, enticing starters, a variety of “sen

This is the successful story of an old family business that initially started life as a café. Located along one of the main streets in Pals, it features a dining room with high ceilings that combines a pleasant contemporary look with more traditional decorative details that link it with its past (bar, floors, furniture etc). The chef, who has trained in a number of leading restaurants, creates elaborate traditional cuisine with an imaginative touch that never fails to please guests and includes several interesting seasonal dishes and a few rice options (such as black rice with squid and a pear

This restaurant boasts a stellar location on the tip of L'Escala’s old quarter, hence the splendid views of the sea and bay from most of its tables. The maritime-inspired à la carte is extensive, varied and bold and features a selection of traditional dishes, fish and seafood for sharing, plus several enticing menus (De Temporada, Degustación and Gran Mariscada).