La Muralla - Carte

Rooms: Una habitación suites,era un cómodo dpto Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Quiet, Kid-friendly

El alojamiento no hemos usado, hemos comido. Un restaurante de 10. Buenas comidas y excelente trato. Muy buena relación calidad precio.

Muy rica la comida y muy amable el servicio. Ponen aperitivo aunque cenes que siempre se agradece. La única a pega el tamaño de alguna racion Voir le carte

Cafes y tostás exquisitos. Solo desayunamos esto, pero mereció la pena. El servicio rápido y atento. Buena parada para desayunar y hacer un alto en el camino. Service: 5 Location: 5

Restaurante la Muralla en Cañete, clásico en esta ubicación haciendolo bien desde siempre, pero necesitando una actualización, comida de calidad , bien elaborada y cuidada, recomendable.

La Muralla (the wall in English) is a restaurant located in front of the wall of Cañete, a little and Middle-Ages town in Cuenca Province, in Castilla-La Mancha Region. From the terrace, you can see very nice views of the wall and the castle in Ruins located on top of a mountain. We came here to breakfast and we decided also lunch. We ate a half sandwich of cured cheese and a half sandwich of Lomo de Orza (a local meat), and we shared morteruelo and a partridge pie. All excellent. A homemade custard as dessert and a local red wine of Bobal grapes. Excellent! Voir le carte

Horrible...un local hay k considerarlo no solo por la comida k en este lugar es excelente sino por el carisma con el k atienden al viajero k en este restaurante es cero patatero...mi acompañante no pudo comerse unas judías verdes k había en el menú pk tienen la absurda norma de k toda la mesa tiene k pedir menú o carta y en este caso yo quería carta y mi acompañante menú.. .. La norma de oro del restaurante es más importante k el atender bien al cliente ... repugnantes y antipáticos y mirándote por encima del hombro algunos de los trabajadores...en resumen: la comida muy buena se te atraganta y la intransigencia pesetera del personal no te deja disfrutarla

Came here for dinner following a recommendation. The restaurant was very quiet as we were bit early and service was very attentive as a result. Every dish was delicious but the highlight for me was the starter of cod mixed with garlic and mash potato and the dessert of a strawberry tart with home made white chocolate and rose petal ice cream. Great wine too and overall well priced. Came back with family a week or so later for lunch and it was very busy and not as good. Ordered the same food as it was so good last time but the service was very rushed and sloppy. The dessert came out so quickly it had dismantled on the plate and was a bit of a mess. Our waitress didn't seem to be able to cope...

Friendly locals recommended this restaurant ! Were they really friendly? We entered at 2pm. The bar was heaving(it was a bridging day between Bank holiday and the weekend). We ordered drinks and asked for the menu del dia. At that point we should have been directed to the restaurant proper, the existence of which we only discovered when we went to the loo.The menu was 15€, 25€ or 35€. These are expensive for Spain. The 15€ menu offered only a choice of 3 starters and 3 mains. We decided to order from the ordinary menu. My husband wanted gambas a la plancha, I fancied a 4 cheese pannini. Decision made , we tried and tried to get the waiter to take our order, but he kept indicating he was comi... Voir le carte