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Top 10 More Places to Eat

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1. Asador Felipe

This restaurant in a stone farmhouse is worth seeking out. Chef Felipe del Olmo is known for his stylish cooking – try the grilled hake in a delicious squid sauce. Large terrace in summer.
2. Las Postas

This roadside hotel-restaurant serves Castilian meat dishes in an attractive dining room, the centrepiece of which is a 16th-century retablo. Live music on Saturday nights.
3. La Balconada

Nicely situated, “the balcony” overlooks Chinchón’s main square. Typical Castilian fare – sopa de ajo (garlic soup), menestra (lamb and vegetable stew) and pepitoria de gallina (chicken in an almond and egg sauce).
4. Mesón Cuevas del Vino

This old olive oil mill with its wine cellar offers traditional sierra cooking. Try the charcoal-grilled chorizo (spicy sausage), the beans, and almond dessert, before rounding off with the local liqueur, anís.
5. Mesón de la Virreina

Spanish and Mediterranean dishes.
6. Casa José

The cuisine is based on home-grown produce including the local artichoke.
7. Casa Pablo

This homely restaurant with bull-fighting decor has the feel of an old tavern. Meat and fresh fish are the mainstays.
8. El Castillo 1806

In the grounds of the Casa del Labrador. The house speciality is faisán a la cazadora (roast partridge).
9. Hostería del Estudiante

One of the dishes to try here is migas castellanas (bread-crumbs in garlic with fried eggs).
10. La Kontxa

If you want a change from Castilian cooking, try this Basque restaurant. Specialities include chuletón de buey (ox steak).