Elegant dining areas and an open kitchen characterise this smart white-exteriored local on a nondesript pedestrian boulevard off Calle Carlos III. The gastronomic enthusiasm of the young owners shines through in the food, which is far above most of Cartagena's culinary offerings. Good-value rices and stews take their place alongside superbly prepared and presented fish and meat mains.
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Nearby Cartagena attractions
1. Parque Arqueológico Molinete
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The central Molinete hill has archaeological remains ranging from the Phoenicians to Republicans in the civil war. Strolling over and around it reveals…
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The splendid Palacio Aguirre is now an exhibition space for modern art (known as Muram).
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The zinc-domed Modernista Gran Hotel is particularly magnificent. Only the facade remains of this 1917 classic, but it's impressive.
7. Lift to Castillo de la Concepción
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This lift zips you up to the castle hill, with views.
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