Hotel Plata

In this attractive villa on the slopes of Montcabrer (the “magic mountain”), diners get a real sense of the evolution of a family restaurant that has been in business for over 40 years. Here, the culinary memories that shape this restaurant are drawn upon to convey concepts, emotions and stories through its dishes. Eschewing unnecessary frills, chef Kiko Moya complements his à la carte with two tasting menus (Sabor and Saboer) which celebrate the terroir by using the best local and seasonal produce and by drawing on tradition – but this does not mean his cuisine is in any way lacking in creati

One of those restaurants that everyone has something good to say about... and no wonder, it is run with kindness by the chef-owner and his wife, a tandem that reflects the perfect marriage between the dining room and the kitchen. It occupies a family home dating from the early 20th century and has a rustic-regional atmosphere in the dining room, with a multitude of decorative details, exposed beams and a fireplace that is usually lit. The three menus (El Pantanet, Cava la Font and El Teix) are based on the typical recipes of the region, but with a twist to make them lighter, more attractive an

A skilfully restored 18C property that now boasts a pleasant glass-fronted porch and two stylish dining rooms, both with a contemporary feel but with rustic details such as wood and open stonework. Owner-chef Natxo Sellés is an advocate of updated traditional cuisine that is keen to extol the virtues of seasonal ingredients (he changes the à la carte several times a year) which he complements with different set menu options (Picaeta and Natxo Sellés). The stars of the show here are his many savoury rice dishes (both creamy and paella varieties) and the traditional oxtail stew. Gluten-free dish