This former carpenter’s workshop is the village’s most popular restaurant – and rightly so. Dishes are created using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible, and the eclectic options include tandoori chicken, swordfish with olive tapenade and some truly creative vegetarian dishes. There’s a cocktail lounge with sweeping views, regular entertainment, and sticky toffee pudding for homesick Brits.
El Pilón
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