Comarca de Burgohondo - el Tiemblo - Cebreros

Adolfo Suárez Museum and Transicion

Nice little place,  a little far from the monastery but as the weather wasn&acute;t great we were there for the food.    Friendly staff and the food (especially the roast lamb) was great.   The place was full by the time we left which is always a good sign.

We started off outside but moved in as it became too cold. Really buzzing atmosphere inside.The waitress was really helpful with the use of Google translate  we managed ok. Lots of locals eating there, always a good sign. Good wine &amp; menu choices

We booked a late night dinner to have a solemn dinner and it was accepted. When we arrived, the indoor dining and kitchen is almost close. We were offered a table outside (terrace) which we appreciated but it&#39;s too noisy. We&#39;re given the option to stay in the bar with a few decent tables but we&#39;re not able to order a lot because the staff said the kitchen is about to close and the menu is limited, which made me wonder why would they accept the reservation if the kitchen closes early. The food is delicious and tasty so our frustration went away somehow. Great stuff!

What a fantastic culinary journey! We chose the tasting menu and we are glad we did. Each dish, small portions yet packed with glorious flavor combinations, was part of a very well thought out fine dining experience. Everything was precisely crafted, artistically presented, and delivered a certain wow factor. All of it went so well together is was like we couldn&rsquo;t wait to taste the next course. The chef is a true master. The service was great and the atmosphere was lovely. I felt like the interior dining space was actually part of the surrounding gardens. The prices are spot on for the exceptional food you receive. This restaurant is awesome, I highly recommend, and cannot wait to try it again.

Cafeteria J5

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