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If you’re looking for a special restaurant, La Boscana offers a culinary experience enhanced by its natural setting, with glass-fronted buildings overlooking pretty gardens, leafy groves and an idyllic lake, making this one of the most romantic places to eat in Spain! In its elegant dining room, bathed in natural light and embellished with designer details, enjoy innovative cuisine from Joel Castañé that has a strong emphasis on detail, both in terms of technique and presentation. Through his menus (usually one concise menu and a second, more extensive, seasonal option), the chef skilfully rew

It’s impossible to mention the Hostal Colomí without recognising the hard work put in by the Camps sisters, Nati and Rosita, as they are the pillars on which this centrally located and very popular family-run restaurant are built. The restaurant offers a welcoming dining room dominated by an open-view grill and a second room on the first floor which is reserved for groups and weekend dining. The home-style and grilled Catalan dishes emerging from the kitchen here are supplemented by numerous regional and traditional recipes. The delicious cod fritters are a particular favourite as are the reci

This unusual and unexpected restaurant, occupying an old bakery tucked away in a corner of the Plaza Mayor (remnants of the old ovens can still be seen embedded in the stone walls) is striking both for its setting, its medieval ambience, and its cuisine, the latter centred around a fusion of Japanese cooking with zero-mile ingredients from the Segarra area. Everything here revolves around two menus: an “executive” menu available at lunchtime, (Tuesday to Friday only), plus a tasting-style option.

The name of this restaurant, which can be translated as “dreamers”, showcases the personality of chef David Andrés and his brother Xavier who are behind the transformation of an old tanning factory next to the Museu de la Pell (Leather Museum) in Igualada. In this industrial-style setting of stone walls, open brickwork, designer furniture and striking leather decoration hanging from the ceiling (a nod to the history of the building), enjoy modern and fun cuisine with its roots in traditional cooking, including the option of a concise à la carte and a well-priced weekday lunchtime menu (which c

Located about 5km southeast of Cervera, this restaurant is striking for its setting in an historic farm boasting large stone archways that was once the granary for the Montserrat monastery and the occasional residence of its abbot. The updated take on traditional Catalan cuisine (choose between the à la carte and an “executive” menu), is based around top-quality ingredients, many of which are, where possible, sourced locally. Els Comdals is also popular with groups and as an event venue.

This impressively run family restaurant boasts a delightful decorative backdrop of antique objects (large wall clocks, wind instruments, coffee grinders etc) plus an open grill at the far end of the dining room. The traditionally focused Catalan cuisine on offer here features excellent stews, aged meats and plenty of grilled options (we particularly enjoyed the grilled duck breast). A selection of the restaurant’s own still and sparkling wines are also sold here.

This family-run restaurant occupies a building with plenty of history behind it as it once served as a mill and the town hall. Here, you’ll find an updated take on Catalan cuisine, with the date on which each dish was created listed alongside the name. Examples includes the carpaccio of marinated tomatoes and wild mushrooms (2021) and the cod confit with “samfaina” (2025). The paired “Maridaje+Art” menu includes a tasting of different olive oils.