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In the
country side you will find lots of signs which says
"Ventas" it does not mean that the place is for
sale (as well "venta") but it means a tavern or
a pub and it is a very popular restaurant especially
among the Spanish people. During the weekend the Spanish
families go to the countryside to eat there lunch on a
"Venta". The most popular dishes are game;
deer, rabbits and pheasant.
Around the lake you
will find some of those Ventas, and it is
important to be on schedule to get a table during the
weekend where lunch is served between 1.30 and 4.30 pm.
and the restaurant life is buzzing.
Every Spanish bar with
respect for itself has tapas, which were meant as a piece
of bread which was placed on the top of a glass of wine
or beer to keep the flies away in the old days. Ever
since it has developed, "unfortunately" only
meant as an appentizer but so tasty that you normally end
up being satisfied before getting you proper meal.
Spanish wine is very
tastefull and districts such as Rioja, Ribera del Duero
and Valdepeñas are known worldwide.The Spanish wine is
devided into Crianza, Reserva and Gran Reserva. Gran
Reserva is a mature wine where Crianza is young which
also is reflected in the price.
It is both fun and
exciting to experience the local gastronomy and in every
little village nearby such as Valle de Abdalajís,
Ardales, Alora, Campillos og Teba you will find many
different bars and restaurants where traditional Spanish
dishes are served for little money.
Looking for a more international cusine, you can choose a
lovely night out in Antequera or Malaga.
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The small white
villages nearby offers both idyllic village life and the
perfect scenery for going sightseeing. But no sightseeing
is completed before you have experienced the local food
and their beverages.
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El
Oasis. Restaurant by the old dam. 4 km |
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La
Cantina. Cafeteria by the old dam. 4,1
km. |
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El
Kiosko. 'Venta' opposite House of the
Engeneer. 4,7 km. |
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El
Mirador. 'Venta' with a beautiful view.
5 km. |
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La
Garganta. Restaurant in Barriada de El
Chorro. 8 km. |
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Los
Atanores. 'Venta' in Valle de
Abdalajís. 16 km. |
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