Great location, incredible food, friendly service. Best of all, not too touristy. Highly recommend!read more

This place was so great and authentic. The ambiance was awesome. The place was empty when we…read morearrived at 8:30 pm and by 9 pm was packed. The tomatoes, mozerella and basil was the best I have ever had! Was recommended to go here by the owner of our Airbnb. I highly recommend it! Take Google Translate. :-) on your phone

Nice option for tapas in Cáceres! Cheap place!…read more We stop there almost by chance... but it turns out it was a good decision. The staff was really friendly and explained us the menu in details. We order some "tostas" with serrano ham and the traditional "casar" cheese. In addition to that we got the croquettes: I am still DREAMING with these PAPRIKA CROQUETTES! And the best part of the dinner was the check: we just paid 22€ for 5 drinks and 3 substantial tapas. More than enough for dinner. Definitely a good choice!

Arandel was a delightful find a few blocks south of Plaza Mayor. The day we were there it looked…read morepopular with most tables filled with people having a great time sampling the tasty treats from the kitchen and consuming libations of a bit higher quality than the neighboring local bars. Arandel is a great place for a leisurely business lunch or as more than one couple proved...date night....or is that date day? The tapas that came with the drinks were surprisingly good with our favorite being the paella. Bright and shiny, clean and comfy, fun and relaxing....you could do worse in the tourist area than Arandel.

Chefs menu is amazing 5 courses meal. Everything is on point and with lots of creativity. The…read morerestaurant atomism here is very inviting and very modern. Oh, the bread is amazing! So crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Wine selection is very good as well. Got most good wines from Spain. Price is descent, 30 euros per person.

This was a delightful find a block or so down hill from Plaza Mayor. We sampled the Moraga…read moreTrujillcana which, after spending some time in Extramudura, decided was the best Moraga we ate. This small and unimposing bar sits on the corner of Plaza San Miguel and is just far enough outside of the main tourist area to rely upon repeat local business. After other disappointing meals in Trujillo we would recommend you give this bar a try.

Great food with a beautiful historic view of the Plaza Mayor in Trujillo. We tried different…read moredishes and all of them were delicious. Their salads are fresh and a perfectly light dressing. Our main dish was the Chuletón de ternera, perfectly cooked and it was so tender. Like most places in Europe you have to be patient as things take longer than people are used to in America at least, but overall the service was good. We went on a Sunday afternoon therefore it was busy but still everything was served within an acceptable timeframe.

In a small town like Cáceres, I never thought I'd find a gem like Nolasco. We stumbled upon it on…read moretripadvisor, saw it was rated #1 in all of Cáceres, and knew we has to try. Luckily, by took walk ins for my family and I (a group of 4), and we were seated outside. We decided on the menú extremeño, which was a 6 set course of their best dishes for just €35! The salmorejo de frutas is a must try, along with the bacalao and pluma ibérica. I've had a lot of tomato based salmorejos, but this fruit based one was a treat! The pluma ibérica was exquisitely tender and flavorful, and melts im your mouth. All in all, it was a great meal, and much more lavish then what I expected, for a great price! The servers were also duper helpful in explaining the menu, and accommodating for my vegetarian sister's substitutions. I would definitely go back if I could!

Very nice buffet breakfast in what used to be the chapel of an old convent. I had lunch in the main…read morerestaurant as well. They had a number of very interesting combinations including tomato soup with some strawberries. Ask for an English menu if you can't read Spanish. They have them but didn't bring it automatically. The hotel is very cool. Nice courtyards, terra-cotta tile everwhere, old stone arches, rustic shutters in rooms, nice lighting, comfortable beds, etc. My shower head is broken, but they said they will fix it in the morning. There is also a weird smell, like a camp fire everywhere. Perhaps it is coming from a nearby house that has a wood-burning stove going? Service is very friendly. I was very disappointed to find that they do not have a gym here and, although they have an outdoor pool, that area is currently closed even though the weather has been perfect for "hanging out by the pool." I'm probably going to end my stay early because of the lack of a workout facility.