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We stayed here as a starting point for a cycle trip across the Pyrenees. The town felt very quiet and isolated, and the place is simple and traditional, with a bit of rural charm. Don’t come expecting modern luxuries. It’s a good hostel for getting out into the mountains, and a nice way to switch off.
The menu is around 20€, or 12.50€ for kids, and our bill for two adults and two kids came to 67.40€. I’ve put photos of the menu and bill up. It’s a snug little place in the village serving Catalan food, with big, filling portions, so you might want a nap afterward. They also have micro-brewed beers that aren’t on the menu. In winter, booking helps but isn’t necessary unless your group is bigger than four. One heads-up, Google Maps marks the place at the wrong part of the plaça.
A homemade-style menu, and you can have lunch at odd hours.
Just average.
Good pizzas.
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71 m 1 min walk
2.3 km 29 min walk
62 m 1 min walk
34 m 1 min walk
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