Ciudad Real

Ciudad Real is a city in central Spain, south of Madrid. The 14th-century Puerta de Toledo is one of the city's original Mudéjar-era gates. The Quixote Museum is dedicated to Miguel de Cervantes’ classic Spanish novel, “Don Quixote.” The Gothic-style San Pedro Church is noted for its Moorish decorations. The Cathedral of Santa María del Prado has 13th-century features, a vast nave and an elaborate Baroque altarpiece.
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Catholic cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Churches & Cathedrals
The Holy Church Prioral Cathedral Basilica, a magnificent place constructed over many years incorporating various architectural styles, is widely recognized for its majestic Baroque altarpiece. Another notable cathedral is the Catedral de Santa Maria del Prado, an exquisite Gothic-style structure erected in the 13th century. The main highlight of this cathedral is its extraordinary altarpiece, renowned as one of Spain's finest. This remarkable site captivates visitors with its beauty and exceptional features.
Beautiful place.
Arm D — Google review
This cathedral is good indicated in the city. Its very huge and beautiful. The windows are extremely nice. There is also a cool orgel inside the cathedral. Its good accesable for disabled persons. Its free entrance, but no toilet inside. The gardens around the cathedral are very clean and do have beautiful plants.
S B — Google review
Exceptional!
Cosmin B — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is one of the essential things to visit when passing through Ciudad Real, we liked it a lot. I don't go into details of its history, its altarpieces and so on, but I do recommend a visit. (Original) Forma parte de las cosas imprescindibles que hay que visitar cuando se pasa por Ciudad Real, a nosotros nos gustó mucho. No entro en detalles de su historia, de sus retablos y demás pero si recomiendo su visita.
Enrique P — Google review
(Translated by Google) I love cathedrals, I find it fascinating how these pieces of places were built at the time. It is very beautiful inside and the park right in front of it is nice to rest while you contemplate it. (Original) Las catedrales me encantan, me parece fascinante como se construyeron en su momento estos pedazo de sitios. Es muy bonita por dentro y el parque que tiene justo enfrente, es bonito para descansar mientras la contemplas.
Lübeck G — Google review
(Translated by Google) Of the three Gothic churches in the city, the cathedral is the most recent. Admission is free and it has a single, immense nave. In fact, it is the second largest single-nave cathedral in Spain, after Girona. (Original) De las tres iglesias góticas que hay en la ciudad, la catedral es la más reciente. La entrada es gratuita y tiene una sola nave inmensa. De hecho, es la segunda catedral de nave única mas grande de España, tras la de Gerona.
FRUGOcio — Google review
(Translated by Google) It draws attention for its enormous nave and magnificent altarpiece. That said, you can see it in 15 minutes. It's best to leave it alone, as no one will object to your visit. The plaza outside is also a good spot. (Original) Llama la atención por su enorme nave y por su magnífico retablo. Dicho lo cuál, la ves en 15 minutos. Mejor dejar la voluntad, ya que nadie te pondrá la menor pega para visitarla. La plaza que hay en el exterior es un buen lugar también.
José L — Google review
(Translated by Google) Well, in Ciudad Real, you absolutely must take a stroll and visit its cathedral. In my case, it was Sunday afternoon, and it was closed (the Lord's workers also have to eat). So, I had no choice but to walk around it, observing its various entrances, the thickness of its walls, the decoration of some of its arches, and the reliefs with biblical themes. It dates from the 15th century and is quite simple on the outside, although the height of its tower stands out and marks the city center. I didn't get to see the famous altarpiece or the chapels inside, but I'll be back next time. Only God knows. (Original) Bueno, en Ciudad Real es necesario darse un paseo y visitar su catedral. En mi caso era domingo a mediodía y estaba cerrada (los trabajadores del Señor también tienen que comer). De esta forma no me quedó otro remedio que dar la vuelta alrededor observando sus distintas puertas de entrada, el grosor de sus muros, la decoración de algunos de sus arcos y los relieves con temática bíblica. Es del siglo XV, y exteriormente presenta bastante sencillez, aunque la altura de su torre destaca y te marca el centro de la ciudad. No pude ver el famoso retablo ni las capillas del interior, pero otra vez será. Eso solo Dios lo sabe.
Tomás G — Google review
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Museum Quixote, also known as Cervantes Library, is a tribute to the iconic character from Miguel de Cervantes' work. The museum offers an interactive experience through art and multimedia, showcasing movies, exhibits, and paintings by Jose Jimenez Miranda. It houses a diverse range of exhibits related to Cervantes' masterpiece and La Mancha region. Visitors can explore over 3,500 titles in the library and admire 19th-century illustrations of Don Quixote.
I enjoyed the "chat" from Cervantes though some of the artwork seemed irrelevant. The statues outside of Don Quixote and Sancho Panza were lovely and very good that the museum entrance was free
Christine S — Google review
What a fantastic museum. Love the interactive pieces. Great mixture of medi and the presentation of the information first class ( even though it is all in Spanish - sorry to the English couple who were there that did not enjoy it for that reason!). Staff were excellent and lifts too so wheelchair friendly all round.
It Y — Google review
Amazing place to know about Miguel Cervantes' life
Diderot D — Google review
Too good for a free museum but no English whatsoever and no brochures or anything or even a ticket. Still it was nice to go around and some beautiful paintings
Laith E — Google review
This museum is very small, for me there was nothing much to see actually.
Abhay K — Google review
Good museum, with very good arts and audiovisual presentations. Anyone who doesn't understand Spanish will be lost during the presentations. If you are in Ciudad Real, you must visit. Free entrance.
Fernando G — Google review
Lovely little museum with some interesting features we really enjoyed our visit
Dennis A — Google review
Veri nice modern installations, particularly enjoyed old printing press. As for content apart from interesting temporary clothes exhibit there wasn't much. Some nice paintings but no description of them. Still, worth a visit.
Christopher G — Google review
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Town square
Plaza Mayor is a bustling square located in the heart of the city, attracting both locals and tourists alike. It serves as a popular meeting place and is known for its vibrant atmosphere. In the evening, visitors can enjoy a drink at one of the many establishments surrounding the square. One notable landmark in the area is Casa del Arco, which dates back to the 15th century and was originally used as the first Consistorial House in the city.
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Churches & Cathedrals
Iglesia de Santiago, also known as The Church of Saint James, is a remarkable Gothic stone church dating back to the 13th century in Ciudad Real. This ancient structure boasts a mix of Romanesque and Islamic influences, evident in its design. Inside, visitors can marvel at the Mudejar coffered ceiling adorned with intricate laceries and octagonal stars from the 14th century.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful La Mancha church, with one of the largest collections of dragons painted on the ceiling in Europe. Monumental and sober, with a spectacular altarpiece in front of the High Altar. (Original) Preciosa iglesia manchega, con una de las colecciones de dragones pintados sobre techo más grande de Europa. Monumental y sobria, con un espectacular retablo frente al Altar Mayor.
José V — Google review
(Translated by Google) Castilian Gothic style with a sober appearance. It's free to enter and has a beautiful altarpiece. (Original) De estilo gótico castellano con un aspecto sobrio. Es de acceso gratuito y tiene un precioso retablo.
FRUGOcio — Google review
(Translated by Google) Interesting stone and masonry church, with a striking interior. (Original) Interesante iglesia de piedra y mampostería, con un llamativo interior.
Fernando A — Google review
(Translated by Google) Essential place to see if you go to Mahón. Historical fortress with well-preserved parts although other areas have been completely abandoned. It may take you a couple of hours to see it in its entirety, as it is very large. If it is hot, bring protection as there is little shade. We have rented an electric stroller and the truth is that I recommend it, especially if it is hot. The interior is interesting and the underground areas as well as the cannon battery. Spectacular views. (Original) Sitio imprescindible de ver si vas a Mahón. Fortaleza histórica con partes bien conservadas aunque otras zonas tienen un abandono total. Puede llevarte un par de horas verlo entero, pues tiene una extensión muy grande. Si hace calor, lleva protección pues hay poca sombra. Nosotros hemos alquilado un cochecito eléctrico y la verdad es que lo recomiendo, sobre todo si hace calor. El interior es interesante y las zonas subterráneas al igual que la batería de cañones. Vistas espectaculares.
Jesús L — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is one of the most beautiful churches in Ciudad Real, in the center of its vaults there is a fresco with 8 dragons. (Original) Es una de las iglesias más bonitas de Ciudad Real, en el centro de su bóvedas se encuentra un fresco con 8 dragones.
José G — Google review
(Translated by Google) It is a very beautiful church, with a small square with benches to sit. (Original) Es una iglesia muy bonita , con una plazoleta con bancos para poder sentarse.
Arancha P — Google review
(Translated by Google) Closed for most of the week. I wanted to start the Camino Manchego on a Monday, but it didn't open until Thursday. I had to get my ID stamped at the town hall. Speechless. (Original) Cerrada gran parte de la semana. Quise comenzar el Camino Manchego un lunes y hasta el jueves no abría. Tuve que sellar mi credencial en el Ayuntamiento. Sin palabras
Mariana C — Google review
(Translated by Google) This magnificent church, built by the Order of Santiago in the 13th century, is remarkable both for its imposing presence and its current state of preservation. It boasts an excellent level of conservation and contains elaborate artistic elements such as the coffered ceiling, its three naves topped with pointed arches, frescoes, and the keystone of the vault—some of which date back to the Battle of Alarcos. As a Catholic place of worship, it currently houses several brotherhoods or confraternities, which begin their Holy Thursday processions from the Guardapasos (a small, narrow entrance to the church) due to the narrowness of the beautiful main doorway. Finally, this church is the starting point for your Camino de Santiago (the Way of St. James in La Mancha). (Original) Magnífica iglesia levantada por la, Orden de Santiago en el siglo XIII y lo es tanto por su imponencia como por su estado actual: presenta un excelente estado de conservación y contiene elaborados elementos artísticos como el artesonado, sus tres naves rematadas por arcos ojivales, frescos, la clave de bóveda... algunos de los cuales nos remontan hasta la batalla de Alarcos. Como lugar católico de culto actualmente acoge a varias cofradías o hermandades, las cuales inician su procesión el Jueves Santo desde el Guardapasos, dada la estrechura de la preciosa puerta principal. Por último, desde esta iglesia puedes iniciar tu camino manchego de Santiago.
JOSE H — Google review
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Archaeological museum
Sights & Landmarks
Nestled in the heart of Ciudad Real, the Museo de Ciudad Real is a hidden gem that beckons history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. This charming white museum houses an impressive archaeological collection that spans from the Palaeolithic era to modern times, showcasing artifacts that tell the story of human evolution and cultural development. Among its highlights is a remarkable original mastodon skeleton, which captures the imagination of visitors with its sheer size and historical significance.
Simple museum but fascinating. We were lucky to see the bones of a mammoth, that's currently there. All the displays and reconstructions are really informative.
Keith L — Google review
Okay for a freebee
Jimbonium — Google review
Nice place to visit. Gives good information about history and evolution. Nice maintained. Pottery and olden days tools are the focus,apart from information about extinct animals.
Abhay K — Google review
(Translated by Google) Free museum that allows you to understand the history of the province of Ciudad Real. Perhaps one of the most striking pieces is the original skeleton of a mastodon. In the museum, which has several floors, you can explore everything from prehistory to pieces from the modern age. Very friendly staff. (Original) Museo gratuito que permite entender la historia de la provincia de Ciudad Real. Quizá una de las piezas más llamativas sea el esqueleto original de un mastodonte. En el museo, de varias plantas, se recorre desde la prehistoria a piezas de la edad moderna. El personal muy amable.
El G — Google review
(Translated by Google) The entire cultural legacy of the province's past is housed in this museum, divided into two sections. It's not very large, but it's worth a visit. It's quite interesting. (Original) Todo el legado cultural del pasado de la provincia se encuentra en este museo, dividido en dos secciones. No es muy grande, pero merece la pena visitarlo. Es bastante curiosos.
FRUGOcio — Google review
(Translated by Google) A free museum with a lot of charm and very original pieces, highly recommended to visit. (Original) Museo gratuito con mucho encanto y con piezas muy originales, muy recomendable de visitar
Magdalena B — Google review
(Translated by Google) One of the most interesting and original museums I've ever seen. It even has a collection of skirt coins—unheard of! All the staff are very friendly. Highly recommended. (Original) Uno de los museos más interesantes y originales que he visto. Incluso tiene una colección de monedas faldas, lo nunca visto. Todo el personal es muy amable. Muy recomendable
Bego B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Please update the museum's actual hours on Google Maps (you can schedule them by date) because today we came thinking we could visit in the afternoon, but we found it closed... (Original) Por favor, actualizad en Google Maps el horario real del Museo (se puede programar por fechas) porque hoy hemos venido pensando que podríamos visitarlo por la tarde y nos encontramos con que está cerrado…
Ester V — Google review

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Asador Restaurante San Huberto is a cozy eatery in Ciudad Real, offering a delightful dining experience on its comfortable terrace. The restaurant is highly recommended by the Michelin Guide Spain and is known for serving delicious traditional regional dishes such as suckling pig, lamb, and fish grilled in a wood oven. The simple yet inviting space provides an ideal setting to savor the local cuisine while enjoying friendly service.
The good local food and friendly service. I love it
Chester L — Google review
Perfect service with very well executed dishes and very cozy and classy atmosphere. Highly recommended.
George G — Google review
Great food, ambiance, and service. So why only 3 stars? For the price, the portions are very small.
Christopher Z — Google review
Amazing stoppover - great seabass fish cooked in salt, and lamb cutlets roasted in wood
Gaëtan B — Google review
All good and great test and service 👍 price is expensive 3 of us we had rosted lamb 370 euros
MOUSA C — Google review
Best food we had in this city, and the wine was delicious. Highly recommendable.
Michael J — Google review
Quality at its best, but far too expensive
Luigi T — Google review
Very nice dinner
Alfonso — Google review

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Orosia is a charming and cozy restaurant in Ciudad Real, offering a unique menu with a variety of original tapas, including many vegetarian and vegan options. The fusion cuisine highlights local flavors with creative preparations such as tuna tartare, homemade croquettes, grilled octopus, and traditional dishes like torrijas. The daily menu offers affordable options for less than 15 euros per person. Visitors praise the attentive and accommodating service that caters to dietary restrictions, ensuring a pleasant dining experience.
Cozy tapas bar with a nice menu on the restaurant side. Nice wine selection, and many options for meat, fish, seafood and vegetarian/vegan. Everything was delicious and the service was superb.
Jesse C — Google review
I came here with my wife and her coworker. They shared the burrata and albondigas, and I had Lomo de cerdo with a glass of red wine. Not only was the food extremely flavorful, but the service was unusually good for a European restaurant. Excellent wine service, excellent plating and presentation, original recipes that gave unique flavors, and a nice atmosphere. The bill was less than 65€ after 3 drinks, 3 meals, dessert and bread service. I would come back, 10/10
Garrett B — Google review
When I had lost all hope of finding plant-based food in Ciudad Real, I came across Orosia. Plenty of options to choose from if you’re a vegan or vegetarian. The staff is super nice, one of the waiters was very patient with my rusty Spanish which I really appreciate ♥️
Inga M — Google review
everything about this restaurant was good: the atmosphere was relaxed, the food was delicious and well prepared and the service was very nice and attentive. I was passing through, so I was pleasantly surprised to come across such a lovely place. And a special thank you to Henrique ;) From the moment we spoke to you, we felt welcome.
Badia B — Google review
Lovely place with amazing food and many vegetarian options! Would definitely go again!
Yifan C — Google review
Food tastes good. Environment is pleasant. The service is very helpfull.
Sergio C — Google review
super deicious tapas bar maybe best is ciudad real thanks for the precious experience
Juyeop K — Google review
To start with the waiters were incredibly accommodating and made us feel very welcome. The food and wine were both incredible for the price - would highly recommend to anyone visiting Ciudad Real
Sofia S — Google review
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Mediterranean restaurant
Pura Cepa Neotaberna is a must-visit gem in Ciudad Real, offering an exquisite blend of Mediterranean fusion cuisine that caters to all palates. Whether you're in the mood for casual tapas or a full-fledged dinner experience, this charming restaurant has you covered. Their extensive wine selection and refreshing cocktails perfectly complement your meal. The atmosphere is vibrant yet cozy, with attentive and friendly staff who go above and beyond to ensure a delightful dining experience.
Very tasty food. Tried very hard to communicate to us in English, thankyou!
Leon B — Google review
Great service and fantastic staff! He 2 visits there in a weekend inCiidad Real. After knocking over my own drink they happily gave me a new one for free.. but even with that aside, really attentive and very friendly :)
Aidan M — Google review
Delicious fresh food served by friendly waiters. The meat was served medium rare on such a hot plate I could cook it just the way I liked it. Prices were rather high though
Stefan W — Google review
It is the best dining experience in town. I would go for this restaurant every day with no regrets. The starters were amazing. And the main course blew up my mind. Really a great restaurant.
Alexandre A — Google review
Really good food, especially beef steak on the hot stone was amazing. but it is a small restaurant, bar is just right next to restaurant tables, so it wouldn't be quite.
HYE S — Google review
Good service and food
Laura D — Google review
Excellent.. We eat buffalo meat...Perfect.. And also staff were very kind and very friendly.. Thank you so much..👍🥂
Bilge S — Google review
Tapas/Bar which had more of an 'up market' feel. Nice terrace area which catches the sun most of the day.
Jimbonium — Google review
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Mesón Restaurante Octavio is a popular dining spot located in Ciudad Real, known for its traditional cuisine and welcoming atmosphere. The restaurant offers a diverse menu featuring a variety of tapas and other Spanish delicacies. With its excellent service and delicious food, it has garnered positive reviews from visitors. Mesón Restaurante Octavio is one of the must-visit places in the area, along with other renowned dining establishments like Las Musas.
It was well organized one and welcoming people amazingly, I strongly recommend it because they have a very tasty food 😍😍
R.K A — Google review
Probably the best restaurant in town. Food was excellent, even emotional, with a daring mix of traditionalism and modernism. Very personal service.
Geert P — Google review
Excellent tasting menu of traditional local food. Convenient location near the train station and the university area. Great customer service. I can recommend the experience.
Francisco M — Google review
Nice restaurant with good service from the family owners.
Rafael P — Google review
Delicious daily lunch menu. No English menu but that’s what Google Translate is for. Definitely worth a visit.
Masha S — Google review
Michelin restaurant 2017, SUPER
Jozef H — Google review
Great cuisine and wine
Jesse C — Google review
(Translated by Google) Everything very good! The place is beautiful and cozy, the treatment is close, elegant and natural, the cuisine is rich and authentic, which is appreciated in these times of gyozas and burgers, identity and love in every bite. The staging is very good, and the wine section is treated with great professionalism and love for the local product. Also the selection of breads is for me one of the best I have ever eaten, congratulations to the Mesón Octavio family, you are unique and great! Highly recommended, we will return! (Original) ¡Todo muy bien! El local es bonito y acogedor, el trato es cercano, elegante y natural, la cocina es rica y auténtica, cosa que se agradece en estos tiempos de gyozas y burguers, identidad y cariño en cada bocado. La puesta en escena es muy buena, y el apartado de vinos tratado con mucha profesionalidad y amor al producto de cercanía. También la selección de panes es para mí de las mejores que he comido, enhorabuena a la familia del Mesón Octavio, sois únicos y geniales! Muy recomendable, volveremos!
Adán I — Google review
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Restaurant
Embarking on a culinary journey in Ciudad Real? Look no further than Restaurante Bodegas Galiana, a gem that showcases the rich flavors of traditional cuisine. This charming eatery boasts an enticing menu filled with mouthwatering options like fresh tomato salad, anchovies, and delectable eggplant millefeuille. Meat lovers will be delighted by their offerings, including tender lamb chops and juicy beef cuts.
Great food, great service. The food and wine recommended by our great waiter we're excellent. Five stars all round.
Denis D — Google review
A great tapas bar. A solo traveller on business in Ciudad Real I was welcomed by friendly staff, a great atmosphere I enjoyed hearty food and lovely wine. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. Will definitely call again.
Martin R — Google review
I ordered the grilled ribs. What a dinner. Just perfectly cooked. Staff was very nice and the place had a excelent music playlist.
Alexandre A — Google review
It was closwd. But on facebook and trip advisor said open. We went there on porpuse for nothing
João F — Google review
(Translated by Google) In Ciudad Real for the first time for two intense days, attracted by the sumptuous program that the Mare Nostrum enterprise has put together in the heart of the hot summer. It's holiday season, and the city is celebrating the Santissima Virgen del Prado. After mass in the magnificent cathedral, we stroll through the historic center in search of a restaurant to enjoy local cuisine. From a quick perusal of various gastronomic websites, La Galiana might have been the right place, but we always prefer the visual perception of the place. It's early for Spanish customs, so we have time to spare. A young waiter politely invites us to tour the place and have a glass. For us, the sense of welcome and direct human contact is invaluable. The place is modern with an open kitchen, and both the feria and traditional menus are perfect. We sit down to drink a cold beer and are brought both menus. The kitchen opens in thirty minutes, and we have time to choose. We opt for a wonderful plate of eggplant pie with a side of salmorejo and an artichoke flower with ham and egg, finishing with a secreto di cerdo (pork secret) with potatoes and braised octopus. We choose a Verdejo of great quality and freshness. The conversation with the waiter is empathetic, we discuss our Piedmontese origins, the region's great wines, and his majesty the white truffle of Alba, which intrigues and excites. A sumptuous lunch with flavors, perfectly cooked and paired. We leave happy with a bill that is fair for the quality and content, around 60 euros each. We will take these flavors back to Italy with us, hoping to return to the magic of Ciudad Real soon. Highly recommended. (Original) A Ciudad Real per la prima volta per due giorni intensi, attratti dal sontuoso programma che l impresa Mare Nostrum ha confezionato nel cuore della calda estate. E periodo di vacanze e la città è in festa in onore della Santissima Virgen del Prado. Dopo la messa nella stupenda cattedrale passeggiamo nel centro storico alla ricerca di un Ristorante per gustare i piatti della cucina locale. Da una rapida lettura dei vari siti gastronomici La Galiana poteva essere il posto giusto, ma sempre preferiamo la percezione visiva del locale. È presto per le usanze della Spagna e quindi abbiamo tempo a disposizione. Con educazione un giovane cameriere ci invita a visitare il locale e bere una coppa. Per noi il senso dell' accoglienza, del contatto umano diretto ha un valore inestimabile. Il locale è moderno con cucina a vista, il menù sia della feria che della tradizione perfetto. Ci accomodiamo a bere la fresca cerveza e ci portano entrambi i menù.la cucina apre tra trenta minuti e abbiamo tempo per la scelta. Decidiamo per uno stupendo piatto di pasticcio di melanzane con un contorno di salmorejo e un fiore di carciofo con jamon e uovo,per finire con un secreto di cerdo con patate e un polpo alla braza. Scegliamo un verdejo di grande qualità e freschezza. Il dialogo con il cameriere è empatico, si parla della nostra provenienza del Piemonte, dei grandi vini della regione, di sua maestà il tartufo bianco di Alba che incuriosisce e appassiona Un pranzo sontuoso con sapori cottura e abbinamento perfetto. Usciamo felici con un conto corretto per qualità e contenuto di circa 60 euro a testa. Ci porteremo in Italia questi sapori, sperando di poter tornare presto nella magia della Ciudad Real. Super consigliato
Remo B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Very good service. Four of us went for dinner and ordered the ham croquettes (they come in 6, crispy and tasty), grilled octopus (they served us four octopus legs and were quite delicious), fried eggs (in my opinion the weakest dish because we didn't like the thickly cut potatoes), and Iberian pluma (pork shoulder), which was very tasty but a bit undersized. It's clear they've changed management and the menu has been reduced, but it's still a very good, quality option in Ciudad Real. (Original) Muy buena atención. Fuimos a cenar 4 personas y pedimos las croquetas de jamón (vienen 6, crujientes y sabrosas), pulpo a la brasa que nos pusieron 4 patas de pulpo y bastante rico, huevos rotos (en mi opinión el plato más flojo porque las patatas así cortadas tan gordas no nos gustaron) y pluma ibérica que estaba muy rica pero algo justa de cantidad. Se nota que han cambiado de gestión y la carta se ha reducido pero sigue siendo muy buena opción de calidad en Ciudad Real.
Carmen C — Google review
(Translated by Google) P-R-E-L-I-V-E-D Everything: the service (they fed us despite it being late at night, with a big smile and good vibe, which is appreciated after a long 8-hour trip). The food, very generous in quantity without compromising quality at all. Russian salad and artichoke florets: tremendous. And the desserts were very, very delicious: cheesecake and chocolate cake. Highly recommended. (Original) E-N-C-A-N-T-A-D-O-S Por todo: la atención (nos dieron de comer pese a ser tarde por la noche y con una gran sonrisa y buen rollo que se agradece tras un largo viaje de 8h. La comida, muy generosa en cantidad sin hipotecar la calidad en absoluto. Ensaladilla y flornde alcachofas: tremendos. Y los postres muy muy ricos: tarta queso y pastel de chocolate. Muy recomendable.
Jesus M — Google review
(Translated by Google) Simple and very nice restaurant. Good food, honest prices, and very attentive service. You'll find what you expect; it doesn't disappoint. (Original) Restaurante sencillo y muy lindo.buenos platos, precios honestos servicio muy atento. Encontrás lo que te esperas no defrauda.
Fabio D — Google review
C. Hernán Pérez del Pulgar, 2, 13001 Ciudad Real, Spain+34 926 92 25 63Tips and more reviews for Galiana Restaurante
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