Casa Sanchez - Carte

recommended place, very nice to stop. the best croquettes of goats I have tried!

10, the truth, amazing puppy. the chorizo to the cider and the cheese croquettes a wonder the truth. very good attention, very attentive the waiter. the price is joto with what is served on the table. we will come back!

We made the beyu pen route with the kids and without looking too much we gave this great place. the waitress a charm of woman, the food, good to rage and in quantity, so very happy. We'll come back, if life takes us there. Voir le carte

we eat a good bachopo of cecina and is very delicious, the size of the dish with potatoes and peppers the croquettes are also very good with good views of the sella of the river, very rustic the environment and the very nice waiters

Great local food. Don´t miss the Ox tongue and the Pote Asturiano. The pork cheeks are not bad. Casa Sanchez is just beside the Olla San Vicente Trail and the Mystic Forest Trail. If you just show up is very likely you will need to eait one hour to get a table.

We were on our previous visit to the area and this year we have repeated. Next to the Sella, in a quiet area. Very good attention, we ate outside near the children's area. The food was very tasty and generous portions, great value for money! 100% recommendable Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Voir le carte

It is located in a great place to take a good bath in the river Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €30–40 Food: 5 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes: Tarta de Queso, Cachopo de Cecina Y Queso de Cabra, Fabada Asturiana Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot

Good value for the money. Menu stays the same. Cachopo, cured ham and local cheese between thin meat slices then breaded and fried, is very tasty. Pig/beef cheeks are also good here. Lengua, tongue, was delicious. Typical for Spain dishes come with chips (French fries) and no vegetables so we always order a salad. The house salad was enough for six of us as a side dish.

Good value for the money. Menu stays the same. Cachopo, cured ham and local cheese between thin meat slices then breaded and fried, is very tasty. Pig/beef cheeks are also good here. Lengua, tongue, was delicious. Typical for Spain dishes come with chips (French fries) and no vegetables so we always order a salad. The house salad was enough for six of us as a side dish. Voir le carte