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Vinatea

➤ Carrer D'en Blasco D'Alagó, 17, 12300 Morella, Spain

Carte • Cafés • Asiático • Mariscos • Vegetariano

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"Hacía muchos años que no habíamos ido al Vinatea y cuando decidimos ir a Morella, no buscamos restaurante, teníamos un buen recuerdo del Vinatea y fuimos directamente y nos encontramos con un restaurante completamente nuevo, reformado, con mucho estilo y una cocina de mucho nivel, sin dejar la cocina tradicional han sabido innovar con una cocina más actual y creativa. Platos bien elaborados y de excelente calidad, el fin de semana tienen dos menús de 25 y 35 €, nosotros escogimos el de 25, más tradicional, nos encantó, los entrantes, el ternasco y el bacalao exquisitos y como toque final sus postres, todo buenísimo, una cocina muy cuidada y bien elaborada, con una presentación perfecta y un excelente servicio muy profesional. El local está muy bien decorado, en el sótano se puede contemplar un bonito pozo y hay una extensa bodega. Fue muy agradable hablar con el propietario y saber que su hija está al frente de ese proyecto que es mantener el restaurante a este nivel. Como los buenos vinos el Vinatea con los años va cogiendo solera. Felicidades"

La Fonda

➤ Calle Garcia 21, 12300, Morella, Spain

Carte • Sushi • Pizza • Mariscos • Vegetariano

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"My wife and dined at the La Fonda during a recent overnight in Morella. All the courses were outstanding, but it was the salad that was most intriguing becuase of a complex salad dressing which included as it's secret ingredient, peanut butter, subtley used. The timing of th meal, appetizer, salad, and main course were spaced nicely. A small wait staff was very attentive. We recommed this restaurant, highly."

Casa Pere

➤ Blasco de Alagón, 22 BAJO. 12300. Morella, CASTELLÓN, Spain

Carte • Pizza • Cafés • Sushi • Mariscos

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"We ordered the menu of typical dishes from the pot. That's why we were expecting typical dishes or recipes here. Anyway, incoming carpaccio of cecina, allegedly bathed in truffle oil. brown croquettes, which were rich, and then a salad with goat cheese like the one that served me in tarragona. So typical food we have croquettes. Then I went in a second, where my partner asked for 1⁄2 pallet (literally) and on the menu that had ordered 4 lamb chops to the skillet, which have come to me 3. the garrison of the meat dish was fresh, two slices of potato, pepper, asparagus and to fly. The best dessert. The dark curd was very good, and the tiramisu of my very rich couple, I recommend. 26€ have charged us, something expensive for what we have eaten (beverage and coffee not included). We have seen other restaurants where if they include it with a slightly lower price. the restaurant is not bad, and it is cozy, we have eaten in a very chosen adobe vault. the problem is, the menu is not what you wait for that price. very attentive staff."

Cardenal Ram (h. Cardenal Ram)

➤ Costera De La Suner, 1, 12300, Morella, Spain

Carte • Cafés • Pizza • Asiático • Mariscos

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"Un alojamiento muy agradable y muy propio de su entorno. Justo en medio de la calle más transitada de Morella, donde están todas las tiendas y restaurantes. Por cierto, el restaurante tiene una buena carta,con comida de la región y un precio acorde a lo que ofrece. Bonita vista a las montañas. No es el más barato pero vale su precio sobradamente. Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5"

Casa Roque

➤ Calle Cuesta San Juan, 1, 12300, Morella, Spain

Carte • Pizza • Cafés • Sushi • Mariscos

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