The 21 best places to go out in Cadaques

Lovely restaurant. They are listed on the Michelin Guide and for good reason! The food was delicious, creative, and beauitiful. We had the tasting menu. I thought I wouldn't like some of the items, but was pleasantly surprised. They made a nice wine selection for us as well. It's a very pretty place, especially the courtyard. I do feel a few items could be improved upon - we weren't big fans of the desserts, the music selection could have been better, and the service wasn't particularly impressive. I think improving these items could elevate the experience. But overall it is a fantastic restaurant and I would recommend it.

Very lively interior, super efficient service, Food presentation very beautiful. The razor Clams were very interesting with two side tasting combination. Wine list was very good and diverse. However main course Lobster and steak were a bit of disappointment, steak i ordered medium well, but it was way to dry and cold, Lobster was mainly Carcas and few tiny pieces of lobster and couldn't really feel texture or flavor , with super beautiful presentation. I d rather have better taste than a presentation but its subjective. All in all restaurant is really well done with highly qualified staff and great atmosphere, i guess they just need to work little bit on main courses and portion sizes. The pricing was very fair for this type of restaurant. From scale of 10 I would give 7.4 ranking. I almost forgot Tuna tartar starter was super fresh and excellent flavored.

If you’re in Cadaqués looking for a well-prepared dinner, go for Compartir. The combination of a relaxed atmosphere, Mediterranean-style plates meant to be shared, and a setting full of local character makes it a great place to discover. Reservations are strongly recommended. The shared menu isn’t ideal for young children, as many of the starter dishes are based on raw fish—unless, of course, that’s their thing. The à la carte options will easily sort you out; our kids devoured the lomo and French fries. The wine selection is solid and reasonably priced.

Reasonably priced good food. Substantial and worth the try. Not those molecular foam crap. For a Michelin restaurant this is no pretentious dress clothes policy or anything so long as you don't come in swim wear.

This is our third visit but first with our Shiba Inu Ichiro. As always the service was impeccable friendly staff, very welcoming, airy cool in the outdoor garden seating. We had 6 different oysters, classic, Japanese style, grilled Dashi oysters with black sesame ice cream to start with and it was our favorite one! And the carbonara infused egg with mushroom was so delicious. Also had the stuffed squid. The main dish we shared the lobster rice, total was a bit too much for us but we finished everything was so lovely full of umami flavor we are in artistic culinary heaven. Bis nächstes mal! ご親切にありがとうございました :-)

Two of us dined at Compartir (means to share) last night. What a lovely experience. The service was excellent. I was unsure which wine I wanted to order so our server brought the two from which I was choosing for me to taste them. We ordered four dishes to share. The tuna sashimi with roe was amazing. Delicate and yet packed with bright flavours. The crab and avocado also very good. The leeks, bacon and mushroom dish was scrumptious. We also had a dish described as Coquille st Jacques but it was more of a deconstructed dish with scallops and potatoes cooked perfectly. We finished the evening with cardamom ice cream with strawberries. So good! The atmosphere was lovely with fireplaces around the patio and lots of greenery too. The service provided by Thor and Daniella was second to none. If you get a chance try to dine here but best to make a reservation as it is popular!

I don’t have many words to say it was simply amazing. After trying 12 different dishes, we thought we’d be full, but once the desserts came out, they actually reopened our appetites, which was good 😊

Visited without booking and we could not get tickets to enter house as it was fully booked so recommend booking before going. We visited the gardens though, ticket 6 euro and well worth a visit as it has a lot of Dali's touches. Also bar and beach for a beer, coffee and stroll amongst the boats.

I bought our tickets about two months in advance so we were ready. What we were not ready for was how cool the house was!! We had a friendly guide where took us through and spoke English and French to the rest. I loved that they had lockers free of charge available for larger bags. Also the Caffe by the entrance has a cute balcony on the top floor and tables outside. It was uplifting to soak up the local atmosphere.

100,000% worth the visit! Buy tickets in advance as tour groups are kept to 10 people at a time. Excellent museum with guides who know their material. It was a highlight experience to walk into the Secret Room where Dalí had his parties and where you can hear an echo of your voice. Loved touring the large olive orchards and seeing how Dalí lived and worked. Save time to watch the video at the top of the orchard. We stayed in Cadaques and loved our time there, if driving in give yourself plenty of time to arrive and navigate the mountain roads and take in the views. Would absolutely love to return to this wonderful place.

We loved our visit to the Dali house and gardens. Booking tickets in advance is recommended since groups are limited to 8 people at a time. The guides provided explanations in English, Spanish, Catalan, and French.

Visiting Dalí’s house is like stepping into his mind. Eccentric, poetic, and full of wonder. Every room is a piece of art, filled with strange details and personal touches. The coastal setting is breathtaking. A must-visit for art lovers and dreamers alike.

Ok, first I will answer to all 1⭐️: buy your tickets in advance and be on time. Museum is an old theatre restored and some corridors are just to narrow to accommodate more people. About museum: after seeing lots of museums all over the world, not even Dali fan, I have to say- you have to visit it.

Well, I will say that the staff here is super friendly and helpful. We had a little ticket slip-up and they really came through and helped us out. The tour guide was good too. But wow, Dali's house is the most ugly and unimpressive thing I've ever seen. His artistic nature didn't really translate into the property as much as I'd expected, and to be honest it's mostly just a lot of... trash. And bad taxidermy. The garden is nice, for the trees and plants. And the wife's dome room is interesting. So, there's that. Anyway, don't feel bad if you miss this on your trip 😅

Lovely lunch by the sea in Cadaqués. Pizza, Burger and carbonara were all very tasty and served quickly. My burger and chips were home made and excellent.

The test of a restaurant is how it responds to 2 platefuls of uneaten food. One a grey mass of unidentifiable meat covered in a school type viscous bland gravy and the other a steak, so riddled with dense fat that it was inedible. I ate about 1/3 of a shaved fried potato, 1 bite of the grey meat (although thin it wasn’t cooked through, so pray for me tomorrow) and my daughter wrestled through the steak before giving up. 2 half cooked pizzas and a bowl of moules that swimmed in a dank tasteless thin soup. So, how did the waiter respond to the sea of uneaten food? Just took it away without a word. We didn’t complain there - what’s the point he clearly didn’t care. Complaining here though to save another family wasting there hard earned money in school/war food. As a family of 5 we don’t eat out every night in holiday and we’re good cooks so when we do we want to appreciate it and not feel like we’ve wasted money. This was really, really disappointing. Can I add, I know how hard work running a restaurant is, so I genuinely wouldn’t post this unless I thought they needed the feedback. View was nice

A cute restaurant right at the seafront. The service was impeccable, good portions of food. The pasta could have had a bit more flavour. But overall the food was good so I would visit again.

Very friendly and welcome-y service! Very fast too, the vongole was perfect. The Misses had the filled pasta with ricotta and spinach... godly.... A visit worthy when travelling to cadaques

Pizza was good, but pasta was undercooked. We sent it back and I think they just microwaved and added a bit of water because it was still raw and the sauce was watery. It is slightly cheaper than comparable places nearby.

Best view on Cadaques while having dinner! Italian food, quite good although certainly not the best I’ve had. Still I would go back and sit on their terrace because the sunset and views are breathtaking

Expensive and not good foodor drink. Small portions. Breadsticks came in packaging so store bought. Food tasted like it was out of the packet aswell. Tasteless.

€200 fine should you pass the restricted access sign.

We can’t get in with our own car without paying a 200€ fine. Such a pity. Because I also don’t see any buses we can take to get into the park close to this sign.

Restricted area, from this point on you can't continue with your own vehicle, it's almost not indicated. A dude in the entrance yelled at us, he had no uniform and his car was not recognizable. We thought he was an angry civilian, not even sure what he yelled us but I think you've got to pay for bus to the creek. We understand that it's protect the area, but you can be nice 👍 we turned back

I remember this road was opened before covid. Shame they closed it. We turned back

(Translated by Google) I have no words for it, it's so beautiful. We're in another, completely unreal world. It's truly a must-do. It's a feast for the eyes. Several hikes to do I'd go back to do them. (Original) Je n'ai pas de mot tellement c'est beau. Nous sommes dans un autre Monde complètement irréaliste. C est vraiment à faire absolument. On en prend plein les yeux. Plusieurs Randos à faire J'y retournerais pour les faire.

(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, we didn't fully understand the signage, which is somewhat ambiguous, and now we realize we have to pay a €200 fine. The signs on the right state that access is prohibited for motorhomes, caravans, and buses, so we assumed you could get there by car. Furthermore, the descriptions of 9:30 and 21:30 are misleading. We assumed you weren't allowed to drive into the park at night. What a shame. (Original) Wir haben leider die Beschilderung, da die etwas zweideutig ist, nicht ganz verstanden und haben nun begriffen, dass wir 200€ Strafe zahlen müssen. Auf den Schildern rechts steht, dass die Zufahrt für Wohnmobile, Wohnwagen und Busse nicht gestattet ist, weswegen wir davon ausgegangen sind, dass man mit einem Auto dorthin kommen kann. Außerdem ist die Beschreibung 9:30 und 21:30 missverständlich. Wir gingen davon aus, dass man Nachts den Park nicht befahren darf. Schade.

(Translated by Google) It's a magical, peaceful place. The landscape changes with every turn of the path. It's wonderful to meander along trails marked by small dry stone walls; it keeps you from trampling on all the natural spaces. I wasn't expecting such a beautiful mountain setting above Roses. It was my wonderful discovery of the week. (Original) C'est un lieu magique, calme. A chaque détour de sentier, le paysage change. C'est génial de serpenter dans des sentiers délimités par des petits murets en pierre sèche, ça évite d'aller piétiner tous les espaces naturels. Un beau coin de montagne comme ça au-dessus de Roses, je ne m'attendais pas à ça. C'était ma belle découverte de la semaine.

In all honesty, we do not understand the hype about this… we hoped for such a better experience than we had, reading all reviews. The food was good, and the service friendly but nothing, in our opinion, worth coming back. The place is very busy with all sorts of decorations items and it has a strange smell (we ate inside as the weather was not good, so obviously it may be a very different experience if staying outside!!). That being said, we were super open minded when we came, we even thought that this « random » decorations were giving some character to the place. But the more we looked, and waited (we waited a very long time), the more it seems like nothing made sense. Looking around, it was not clean. About the food: good taste, for sure. But the price is ridiculous… we paid 46 euros for a mixed grill for 2 people with a few small pieces of meat on it, some basic lettuce and rice. The tasting platter is 20 euros and is supposed to be for one person. Portions are not generous at all. Also, we were supposed to get tea we never got. We always try to review restaurants objectively and we never miss mentioning when something is good. But here, we cannot understand at all why this place has so much success. We were so disappointed. To take away from this; good flavour, friendly service but crazy expensive for what you get.

I have never written a review before, but it is simply impossible not to leave a positive one for this restaurant. El Barroco in Cadaqués offers an atmosphere that is beyond words. I have truly never seen anything like it. Dining here felt as if we were eating inside a museum, surrounded by history and art in every corner. The building itself has stood for several centuries, Salvador Dalí used to eat here several times. He even painted the entrance gate himself, which makes the place feel even more magical and unique. The food was absolutely perfect. We ordered the mixed grill platter for two, which included different types of meat, fresh salad, bread, homemade hummus, and homemade aioli. Every single element on the plate was prepared to perfection, and there was nothing at all to criticize. What made the experience even more special was the owner. She was extremely hospitable, incredibly kind, and after closing time she even gave us a personal tour of the restaurant, sharing stories about many of the items on display. For me, El Barroco was not just a simple lunch like in other restaurants it was an extraordinary and unforgettable experience.

Classic Lebanese food in Cadaqes plus the history of the place to boot. We came in late, around 2:15. Were welcomed to a table, ordered with recommendations, then served, including the dessert. We left at 4. It was a pleasure. Hummus, falafel, shrimp and showarma were all well made with care. The fig dessert was very good. We would come back again.

Very good food! We got a table without a reservation, but we were lucky. The woman serving us was really nice too :) A little more expensive but really yummy, definitely coming again

A must if you're visiting Cadaqués! My husband and I went there for our anniversary dinner and it was the perfect choice. We ordered the paella and sangrias and it was all excellent. Thank you again we will be back soon!

Should of left after the starters, which where greasy and tasteless but sadly didn’t. This place is stuck in the past and definitely does have a smell about it due to the “memorabilia”. The so called meat skewers hadn’t seen a skewer as they had no holes in them. Flat bread shop bought and cold with the main course served with a shop bought Mexican flour tortilla. No doubt the restaurants response will be based on it was my fault and they have a good reputation and love what they do! Try telling that to the staff. The place is deranged.

This place is a whole experience. I had the best time there, I could visit on two occasions and had the pleasure to eat both inside and outside. Inside, it is like a collectionist museums, you can find really anything and I love this vibe. During the dinner, the owner played the piano and it was magical. On another occasione I had lunch outside on a warm day and I loved to be surrounded by plants and the beautiful yard they had. I tried the single-dish menu on both occasions and also ordered some baklava (delicious). I love the dips they offer in the plate menu. Definitely a restaurant to try

So, I really liked this place. The food is overall really good. They have a lot of creative, delicious dishes and the location is right next to the water with a great view. I will say that it's better to eat here if you're going to sit outside because the inside is a bit dark. We liked all the items we got except the wagyu - it just wasn't really worth it here. I'd recommend going for the more interesting unique items, especially the duck morels, tortilla, scallops, etc. Don't get the centollo (crab) if you don't like strong fishy flavors; otherwise it is good. One other thing... the order system is overly complicated and off-putting with no explanation on the menu. Since it's not explained anywhere, I'll explain here: -Everything is to share with the table, they do not do individual plates per person. -They recommend ordering 2 items at a time. -You have to order from top to bottom (cold items to warm items). I recommend making a reservation in advance!

Talla stands for an unpretentious yet outstanding gastronomic atmosphere in the picturesque setting of Cadaqués. You can feel in every interaction how motivated the team is to deliver exceptional food – with bold combinations and perfectly executed seafood pairings inspired by the local waters. Some dishes take cues from French culinary principles, embracing the freshness of the Costa Brava and combining it with an excellent wine selection. My personal recommendation: the table right by the wall facing the water. The bone marrow with scallops and kaviar is just mindblowing. If you get the chance, start or finish your evening with a Gilda (from Bar Talla) and a perfectly poured beer. Seize the moment. See you again in May 2026.

Spectacular food and attentive service. We loved our lunch here, we were eating with one gluten free and our charming and handsome waiter Javi made sure that we could share everything. It’s a definite recommendation from us.

Probably the best meal I’ve ever had. The scallops with artichoke, sea bass cheek and carbonara tortilla were the stand outs. We loved it so much we wanted to go again the next day!

Fantastic location, right next to the sea wall. The menu was so interesting and the food was beautifully presented. Very impressed and we will be back!

Best food I had in Cadaques. Steak tartare and vieiras were the highlights and they were really something else. Service from Aleix was kind and professional. Definitely coming back on my next visit!

Stumbled upon this place and truly enjoyed every bite. Waiters are also chill and the view is beautiful. Would recommend! Food was exceptional

Great church with a spectacular interior that is a contrast to the fairly simple exterior. Quite a trek to get up the hill to it but the views from outside the church are a bonus.

Visited around midday on a Tuesday in late May. Looks quite utilitarian on the outside but the inside has some lovely ornate features - without being overly showy. Cool (temperature), quiet and solemn inside. Some interesting paintings to take in. Has some nice alcoves too. Quite central and relatively easy to access. Certainly worth a visit if you find yourself in Cadaques. Highly recommended.

It is a nice litle rown but the local police is very selective when you want a parkingspot at the parkingplace. Good tapasbars every where.

Nice church at the top of a short but steep hill with great views of the bay.

This large church dominates the town and is attractive on the outside. Inside the oversize alterpiece attempts to impress, but I found it too gaudy for my tastes.

One of the coolest churches I’ve ever been in. Absolutely a must to visit

Such a great gem in an amazing town. We were just walking the town waiting for our house of Dali tour. Beautiful place with tons to do. This one is a quick and easy choice. Sit and cool off, admire the beauty and quiet.

The location and the service is excellent. A bit hot inside for those summer nights. As starters we had: carpaccio and burrata with confites tomatoes both were very good. The main course was absolutely overrated and expensive for how it ends: entrecôte was supposed to be medium and it very bloody; plus the knife wasn’t appropriate for meat, didn’t cut. The French fries were very soft and oily. The dessert: lemon cream was very good. In conclusion overpriced.

Every visit has been brilliant. Great food, friendly, cheerful and helpful staff, can’t recommend enough. All the fresh seafood is outstanding and the wine list is fantastic & Aina’s advice always spot on. Going to this restaurant is one of the highlights of our summer. Thank-you

Excellent food in a classy and cosy dining room overlooking the harbour. All the staff were friendly and helpful. The comprehensive wine list celebrates interesting local producers and offers very good value. We loved it!

- Delicious paella with crab, fresh seafood, very good experience. If you want a good paella , come here (ignore reviews from French tourists) - Good quality food - Amazing choice of wines , I don’t remember how many pages… - Cozy interior - Nice views - Fresh breeze coming from the sea through opened doors and windows , it’s not hot in the restaurant - Experienced manager. Waiters may be need a bit more training. Good service in general, but some waiters forget which table ordered drinks, they wanted to serve us somebody else’s drinks, some waiters were walking by and accidentally pushing the back of my chair quite often without even apologizing, that was annoying. - We had to wait long to make an order, they prioritize local people who lives there, they took their order quickly and served them quickly even though they came after us, that didn’t feel good. - I didn’t like fish soup that much, it didn’t have rich flavor. Soup itself doesn’t taste much fish or seafood. If I’m in Cadaqués I would come here again for sure. I would try other dishes from menu. If you’re looking for a good experience - I recommend. It’s better to book in advance.

We were really impressed by this restaurant. Great food and wine and very nice service. We went for some sharing starters and then a selection of grilled fish of the day. We’ll be back.

Great views if you get a window seat. You need to reserve in advance. The market fish was limited to ordering 4+ people. Polite and attentive staff that offer preparing the fish by removing the skins and bones after presented, which is great. The downside is that they only really had 3 types of fish on offer: Pike (Lluç), Turbot and Monkfish (Rap). One can also order prawns and other crustaceans.

This is one of the best restaurants in the Costa Brava with a great location in one of the nicest towns in the area. Fresh, local produce made in local ways. Very interesting wine list with mostly Catalan wines. The only negative things I can say are that there’s no air conditioning (which can be hard in mid-August) and that it’s pricey (check the out of menu prices before ordering so there are no surprises)

It was a nice walk,a big surprise for us to have such experience not far from Cadaques and also viewers!!!!

Easy hike from Cadaqués with amazing views. There are some small pebble beaches along they way, which are steep to get to but accessible, I would not recommend descending to the beach with small children (smaller than 5 or not aware of dangers of heights). There is almost no shade along the route but very windy.

A beautiful place with stunning views. An extra small hike to the beautiful beach that's just before the lighthouse is worth it. An easy walk from Cadaques and some parking available by the music festival building

Really nice walk to the light house. Medium difficulty.

The view is amazing but we weren’t prepared to walk through some difficult trails. It’s worth it and on the way there are some really nice calas.

A nice and easy trail from Cadaques takes about an hour, lovely views along the way (but not much shade, so be careful with the sun). There is a lovely beach at the end just before the lighthouse, super clean and clear water. There are 2 paths going down to the beach, the first one has an easy start but a steep ending, the second one is much harder to find on the top (kind of just shrubs) but has stairs on the second part and nice descend. If neither of them work for you, you can take the stairs below the lighthouse and you get to a little pier/mooring for small boats, where you can also get in/out of the water.

a wonderful short hike to the lighthouse overlooking the bay and the Mediterranean Sea. It can be quiet windy.

There is something about the atmosphere here that I find very cool, maybe because it seems like it is a place where the locals come for coffee or beer and it has kind of an old charm to it, for some reason I thought about Cuba. Go there for something to drink and sit outside and enjoy Cadaqués.

Best value for breakfast and drinks. We had breakfast everyday there for a week. Huge bocadillos and tostadad.Fast and efficient waiter who made sure we were served fast and always smiling even when very busy.

Wonderful place to chill be the sea. We watched the full moon rise last night, and it was perfect! Super service, great atmosphere. It's definitely a place not to be missed!

The main bar in Cadaques. Must visit.

Such an amazing bar in Cadaqués! The coffee is delicious and the atmosphere is wonderful! Thank you for giving us a little place to relax during our wedding photo shoot!!

Came to Casino Bar for breakfast most mornings and drinks most evenings. The breakfast bocadillos and coffee are so so good (fresh, simple, tasty) and the vibes for drinks of an evening are immaculate. Ignore the reviews about the service! This is a laid back institution where everyone is just having a good time so have an open mind and know that sometimes you’ll need to order for yourself at the bar but sometimes the waiters will surprise you with an order at your table! And it’s cheap!!

Not many spots in cadaques are as good for a quick bite- either to stay or to go. Tasty affordable little sandwiches and snacks. Coffee is only ok.

Eat with Juanito and family is a unique experience. Let yourself be recommended by the owner and enjoy the Spanish food and cadaques ambience. The dishes we had, like anchoas, verduras con huevo, patatas con huevos y trufa, arroz negro y dorado were simply excellent. Even if you have eaten well, let yourself surprise by Maria for a delicious postre.

Casa Anita is an acquired taste - you either love it or you hate it. The ambiance, the ways of the owner, the food - it all fits together and makes the experience very entertaining as well as very peculiar. The food was good and very enjoyable. Third time in the restaurant as part of showing it to new visitors to town. A bit noisy and warm to my liking but still good enough!

Wonderful evening and a very good choice for celebrating my sisters birthday. It feels like home. No menue, the owner (known as the Crazy Fish Guy) comes to you and tells you what you can have, and he was very welcoming. We ate 4 different starters and Turbot and Seabass for dinner. For dessert we ate ice cream made by the owners wife. The wine was from his brothers wine yard and was very good. In conclusion, have dinner here!

I have mixed feelings about this place. While the restaurant is small and charming, it also has no menu. The waiter tells you what’s available and gives you recommendations (though he didn’t give me prices). The entrée and main dish (sea bass and chips) I had were delicious. However, I don’t know why I was charged for 2 people when I was just one person. I don’t know if I was scammed or there was an error in the calculation.

Authentic home made delicious seafood. Grilled sole was excellent, arroz negro with gambas was divine, not to mention the home made mascarpone and turrón ice creams. Owner very friendly, speaks a little bit of English and French. We are very grateful that our local friends brought us here.

It’s been over a year since we visited Casa Anita, and I can’t get forget about it! Recommended to us by a Spanish food critic who convinced us to travel to Cadaques from Barcelona, we are so glad we made this trip. In a world of deceivingly perfect pictures and restaurant owners now pandering for reviews, Casa Anita remains true to itself and offers an authentic experience. When you dine here, you are dining as a friend and a welcome guest in a home. We will never forget our experience here!

We had a really lovely meal here - the owners were very welcoming, the food was delicious & great value for money. Looking forward to returning when we go back to Cadaques.

Superb and remarkable! Excellent! This small bistro, with a French slant to the food, created one of the best dinners we have eaten in the region. The chef, named Christophe Legrand, has created perfect dishes for this lovely seaside resort. Complex favors, beautiful presentation, outstanding service, this is the place to be when you do not want another paella. A great wine list rounds out the experience. This place is not to be missed if you are in this town for any length of time. Multilingual staff: Spanish, French, German, and English, that are remarkably attentive. And the prices are moderate!

The decó is nice and wine is good. Terrible behaviour from the owner who can maybe be nice if you speak French. He insisted in speaking French to us even if we clearly said we could speak other languages but not French. He was extremely rude and did not make us feel welcome at all, so much that we didn't even feel like ordering a second glass of wine. The owner clearly has no idea on how to approach customers, welcome diversity and ultimately be a good host. My recommendation: look at the bar, look at him - a sad try to be Dalí - and move on to one of the many other places in town.

This is NOT! a place to visit. The owner is possibly the most arrogant person I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. Extremely rude and without a doubt a man that has high visions of his personal knowledge of wine, that supersedes the mere public that would dare to stop for a glass.

Great decor and atmosphere. Service so-so. Had to remind them of our request for water. Food some really good some nice enough. Razor clams over cooked and gritty. Really should have sent them back. Last time we visited all was much better. Perhaps there has been a change of ownership.

We were drawn to this place because the decor is so undeniably beautiful. The owner, however, couldn't have made us feel more unwelcome. Perhaps he was feeling overwhelmed or is going through something in his home life, but he would do well to revisit what it means to be in the HOSPITALITY business.

Charming, quite French bistro, run by a super friendly couple who serve the best anchovies ever (from the Atlantic) and tasty, very well prepared classics and daily specials with over 200 great wines to choose from.

Very rude and unfriendly staff. We left 3 min after getting there because we felt VERY unwelcome. Opening phrase when entering the restaurant was "what do you want?", we thought it could be a language issue and explained that we were hoping for a drink give that it was a bar... the staff obviously did not want to serve us, made it clear that it was inconvenient given that everybody seemed to show up at the same time...well, guess what buddy, you own a bar and restaurant and people tend to go to bars at around dinner time!

Disappointing. We had read all the great reviews on TA and went for lunch. It’s a lovely room carved out of the living rock with long wooden shelves holding beautiful glass bottles, etc, etc. But when we ordered the grilled bream at €36 to share we were told it was €50 “today”. That didn’t feel right as the menu gave a fixed price rather than saying market price or any other indication that the prices change from day to day. We spoke to the manager and said it was a surprise but she disagreed and said it was only a surprise if the surprise came after the meal, with the bill. She appeared to be quite pissed off with us for the rest of the meal (which was delicious) after we switched to the hake, which was the same price as advertised. So a nice place but poor service and watch out!

Good food, good wine but service ruins it. The prices and atmosphere are those of a quality restaurant. Especially the starters were high-priced: 15,50€ for 4 Anchovies with bread. 9,50€ for a Zucchini cream without bread. Quality was good but not outstanding. But most disappointing was the service. We received no smile during the whole evening. The wine and plates were served without a single word. Brought away while the other one was still eating. The owner was leaning at the kitchen door, writing on her phone and giving bored looks. Too bad as the chefs obviously know about their job.

Cozy place and really kind staff. We ordered hake for 2 and it was fine amount. It came with 2 potatos and 2 tomatoes cut in half. A bit simple but full of taste. Restaurant is a bit dark and the don't have beer draft, so thats why I am going with 4/5. Price wise was a bit over the average having other places which offered full menu. At the same time there was not so many people so you could enjoy the meal in a quiet environment.

I was impressed six years ago, I am still fond of this restaurant for their excellent seafood and service. We had dinner there for two consecutive nights.

Real nice food, beautifully arranged room, not too warm (OAT was 35°C), nice welcome & service, but 25 € for 4 scallops & 4 prawns in an empty plate (sorry, I forgot traces of mushed peas....) , we way passed limits of customer's tolerance.... I will come back..... owner also runs a nearby hotel which I'll book for my next stay in Cadaquès. Wait & see!!!!

Very good seas food and a very comfortable and spacious decor. Excellent home made desserts and caring attentive staff. Miraculously we did not need a reservation although the place does fill up.

Service was awful. Angry/unpleasant people waiting tables. It took 30 mins to get our food. We ordered the black rice paella. It was good but not exceptional.

Don’t speak good English and you have to wait long before you get the food and drinks. The food is good and the tapas are a decent size. The price however is very high. The view is nice and beside the sea where you can see the boats and tourists.

Unbelievably delicious cod fritters (with honey). Super sweet view of the beach. Good and fast service (on Sunday afternoon) I'd come back if i had more days 👌👌 (Wouldn't choose petit chorizo again)

Service excellent. Staff very friendly and good English,French and Catalan spoken. Food was great-very traditional. Spanish omelette was delicious. Great spot and view. Will go again while we're in Cadaques.

I have no idea what bad reviews are all about. We walked in and were seated right away. When the waiter saw we have a little kid with us - he immediately mentioned they have kids specials off the menu (pasta and excellent home-made chicken fingers), which is always appreciated. We had terrific chorizo al cidre, great red tuna tartar and fresh and delicious burrata salad, and very good sangria de cava and beer. The service was excellent and the food was spot on and the view is spectacular- the beach is right on front. I’d be happy to get back here any time. Also- they speak half a dozen languages (if it’s a concern to anyone).

The worst food we've had on our trip. Squidgy croquettes, worryingly smelly prawns and the gyoza were definitely of the cheap frozen variety. The only saving grace was the pickled mackerel, which was OK. The staff were friendly and clearly working hard. Just serving overpriced unappealing food. It would be better to keep the menu simple and use fresh ingredients.

Friendly staff. But the food is horrible for the prices. We payed 50 euro for three small bites (tapas) that did not live up to the expectations. The croquetes were soft, meatballs overcooked and the sangria wayyy too sweet. Overall 2,5/5 because of the quiet friendly staff.

We loved it here. Great options for drinks with great prices. Loved that they had options outside of the classic tapas and the food was great.

Cozy and comfortable, great atmosphere! The playlist is amazing and everything on the menu looks good. Definitely will be back.

The yummiest drinks, superfood smoothies, sandwiches, and bites in a laid back, cozy atmosphere. A hidden Cadaques gem! By day, swing by for nutritious food, juices and smoothies. By night, swing by for an epic party with groovy tunes and a cried out the door. The owner is awesome and the staff friendly and accommodating. Can’t wait to be back!

Such a hidden gem. We loved the selections of nourishing smoothies and lassis, as well as cocktails and organic and natural wines. Good tapas, too. The owner and all the staff are incredible kind.

Excellent. A must if you come to Cadaqués. Great tunes great service

Ate lunch and dinner here because there were so many options I wanted to try. Flavorful vegan/vegetarian healty options. The best part of this restaurant is that they fresh squeeze their fruit juices and can make any cocktail of your choice, no sugary syrups! They were out of their vegan dessert but the owner made a delicious vegan chocolate mousse with fresh strawberries.

A hip taverna playing easy funky music and serving a nice selection of wines.

Extremely slow and inattentive service. My smoothie was also very watery but maybe I was simply not lucky. +1 to the cozy atmosphere

Poor food quality and quantity. Expensive but the table view is breathtaking!

amazing service! with amazing view! really good vegetarian options! i had delicious vegan hotdog 10/10 with really good non alcoholic beer

Nice little place to have a break with a beer and some tapas.

The view was very nice but the food awful and pretty expensive!!! I really don’t reccomend to go

Great food, beer and service from Pau. The best this is the views. Please try them out when you visit Cadaques

Good place for tapas with a good view on the village. Croquetas are very nice, mussels were also great! Recommended!

Great views, nice drinks and good prices

An impeccable view, especially if you can get a seat right on the front. The food was actually better than expected. We had omelette sandwiches and the bread was delicious.

Great location for people watching and with a view of the sea. We tried the standard sangria and sangria with cava, both good but we’ve had better ones.

We first made the mistake of sitting at the bar in front, Maritim. There, it took 20 minutes just to get a menu, and this with half the restaurant empty and most waiters leaning against the wall while only one or two actually worked. Then we came here, to Bar Melitón, and wow! In less than two minutes, with the place completely full, we had menus, drinks ordered, and served. A few minutes later, patatas bravas and a tomato tuna salad arrived: generous portions at a great price. Exactly what you need when it’s too late for lunch but too early for your dinner reservation. What I loved most is that even as the high season winds down, they still maintain excellent service and treat every guest with true quality. On a personal note: I’d love the bravas to be a bit spicier. Shout out to Alex and Ariel, excellent waiters who made the experience even better.

Service was great! View was unbeatable! One of the best patatas bravas in town. Inexpensive drinks. Would suggest taking your time by the ocean and ordering as many drinks and tapas as you desire.

Great views of the bay. Good for drinks, local Perafita wines. Tapas for a snack.

Locals spot. Fantastic truita Española, served warm with pan con tomate. Nice vibes.

Very nice place with quick service and tasty food. I recommend.

By a large margin, the best food I ate in Cadaqués. The parppadelle with truffle was the highlight. Perfect dish in both taste and texture. The smoked octopus was very well prepared although the red cabbage accompanying it was so-so. Wine good. Decor very nice, relaxing, minimalist without trying too hard. Service was super friendly and professional. However ... A few reviews discuss a possible Michilen star. I had to pour my water throughout the meal and was never offered a second glass of wine, though the first was finished halfway through the first dish. That doesn't disturb me personally, but I've been to nearly every Michilen restaurant in Spain and the water and 🍷 is never empty ...

What an amazing experience ! the food was delicious. Unique architecture, healthy and tasty flavours. Lots of great vegan options on request. Greeting to the Chef ! The team was very welcoming, I am delighted :)

Outstanding food. One of my trip's highlights. Very knowledgeable staff (thanks Ruth for insisting on wine recommendation).

Outstanding both food and architecture ! Definitely the best restaurant we had in Cadaques !

A good alternative to Compartir in Cadaques! For special occasions and for those who appreciate spending a bit extra for something special.

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Fantastic place!

(Translated by Google) Sant Baldiri hermitage Av. de Salvador Dalí, 17488 Cadaqués, Girona Ermita de Sant Baldiri is a church in the city of Cadaqués (Alt Empordà) on the Catalan Architectural Heritage List. Located on the road from Cadaqués to Portlligat. The church has a nave with a semicircular head. The interior is covered by barrel vaults supported by semicircular arches and rims supported by pilasters on the walls. The apse is covered with a quarter-spherical vault of the presbytery. On either side of the main altar are smaller altars dedicated to Saints Abd and Saint Senon. Outside, a gallery supported by thin arches protects the entrance. The portal with semi-cusped arch bears the date 1702 on the key to the arch. It is flanked by two lattice openings through which the altar can be seen. On the back, the galilea takes the molded oculus from the front, culminating in the arched bell tower. The upper profile of the facade is framed by molding. On the side walls there are buttresses, surmounted by a minaret, surmounted by a terracotta sphere decorated in relief. At noon, it has semicircular double-slit arched windows. The pictures and sparse furniture are modern. The church dedicated to Sant Baldiri today was originally dedicated to Sant Abdó and Sant Senén, who are still worshiped. When the town of Port de la Selva achieved municipal independence (1787), the inhabitants of Cadaqués had to stop traveling to Sant Baldiri de Taballera, and the farmhouses and their churches on the hill of Sant Baldiri became independent. They then established this devotion in the Portlligat chapel of Saints Abdó and Senén. The monastery was built, like the parish church and other sanctuaries in the area and on the coast, thanks to the joint efforts of the fishermen, who used the so-called "fish pens" to catch fish even on reserved days. It is known that in 1699 part of the habitat was given to each bay for the construction of the Portlligat Church, which was used to house the relics of Sant Abdó and Sant Senén. In other words, construction of the building began in 1699 and was completed in 1702 (cover date). According to tradition, these relics arrived in Cadaques as a result of a shipwreck. In an undated document published in the "Marca Hispánica" which, according to the author, was copied from an old parchment in the convent of Santa Maria d'Arles, he published Translating the text of the two relics of the saints from Rome to the monastery of Sata Maria in Arles, a miracle happened and they were able to reach the port of Cadaqués, where the nearby chapel was built in honor of saints Abdo and Senon to commemorate the miracle. The above-mentioned author states that according to the "Martyrologio Hispano" this event occurred during the reign of Charlemagne. Apparently the document was a forgery. Popular local versions of the legend place the wreck at Punta des Vailet, an accident that occurred on the coast near the monastery, in Pas de Ses Bugelles, a small channel between the island of Portlligat (which closes the bay) and the mainland. In 1790, the traveler Francisco de Zamora still referred to the monastery as the Monastery of San Pietro. Abdul and st. Senen instead of Sant Baldiri. "After the seclusion of San Abdoón and San Senén, go there, there is Portlligat..." ("Diario de los viajes hechos en Cataluña" 1973 edition, Curial, Barcelona, ​​p. 350). (Original) 圣·巴尔蒂里教堂Sant Baldiri hermitage Av. de Salvador Dalí, 17488 Cadaqués, Girona Ermita de Sant Baldiri 是加泰罗尼亚建筑遗产名录中卡达克斯市 (Alt Empordà) 的一座教堂。 位于从 Cadaqués 到 Portlligat 的道路上。 教堂有一个带有半圆形头部的中殿。 内部由半圆形拱门支撑的桶形拱顶和墙壁上的壁柱支撑的边缘覆盖。 后殿覆盖着长老会的四分之一球形拱顶。 在主祭坛的两侧有供奉圣阿卜杜和圣塞嫩的小祭坛。 在外面，一个由薄拱支撑的画廊保护着入口。 带有半尖拱的门户在拱门的钥匙上刻有日期 1702。 它的两侧是两个格子开口，可以看到祭坛。 在背面，galilea 从正面取下模制的圆孔，最终形成拱门的钟楼。 立面的上部轮廓由模制框起来。 在侧墙上有扶壁，上面是尖塔，上面是用浮雕装饰的赤土陶器球体。 中午，它有半圆形的双缝拱形窗户。 图片和稀疏的家具很现代。 今天祭祀 Sant Baldiri 的教堂最初是祭祀Sant Abdó 和 Sant Senén，他们仍然受到人们的祭拜。 当 Port de la Selva 镇实现市政独立（1787 年）时，Cadaqués 的居民不得不停止前往 Sant Baldiri de Taballera，Sant Baldiri 山上的农舍和他们的教堂从此独立。 然后他们在 Saints Abdó 和 Senén 的 Portlligat 礼拜堂建立了这种奉献精神。 修道院的建成，就像教区教堂和该地区和海岸的其他圣所一样，多亏了渔民们的共同努力，他们使用所谓的“鱼围栏”，甚至在保留的日子里捕鱼。 众所周知，在 1699 年，每个海湾都获得了部分栖息地，用于建造 Portlligat 教堂，该教堂用于存放 Sant Abdó 和 Sant Senén 的遗物。 换句话说，这座建筑始建于 1699 年，并于 1702 年（封面日期）完工。 根据传统，这些遗物是因海难而抵达卡达克斯的。 在一份未注明日期的文件中，该文件发表在“Marca Hispánica”上，据作者称，该文件是从 Santa Maria d'Arles 修道院的一张旧羊皮纸上复制的，他发表了一份翻译这两位遗物的文本圣徒从罗马到阿尔勒的萨塔玛丽亚修道院，奇迹发生了，他们能够到达卡达克斯港，附近的小教堂是为纪念圣徒阿卜杜和塞嫩而建立的，以纪念奇迹。 上述作者指出，根据“Martyrologio Hispano”，该事件发生在查理曼大帝统治时期。 显然该文件是伪造的。 当地流行的传说版本将沉船地点定在 Punta des Vailet，这是在修道院附近的海岸发生的事故，位于 Pas de Ses Bugelles，Portlligat 岛（关闭海湾）和大陆之间的小海峡。 1790 年，旅行家弗朗西斯科·德·萨莫拉 (Francisco de Zamora) 仍将修道院称为圣彼得修道院。 阿卜杜和圣。 Senen 而不是 Sant Baldiri。“在 San Abdoón 和 San Senén 的隐居之后，去那里，有 Portlligat...”（“Diario de los viajes hechos en Cataluña”1973 年版，Curial，巴塞罗那，页.350）。

(Translated by Google) A very beautiful Hermitage. Rustic, very well maintained. It has a bell tower and to the side a cemetery that can also be visited. Very clean and well maintained. The police open and close it every day. (Original) Una Ermita muy bonita . Rústica , muy bien cuidada . Tiene un campanario y al costado un cementerio que también se puede visitar . Muy limpio y bien conservado todo . La policía lo abre y cierra todos los días .

(Translated by Google) A small 18th-century church next to a cemetery, with curious interior elements that set you up for a meeting with Dali’s work. There is a large parking lot next to the church, where you can always find a free space. It is from here, from this parking lot and from the church, that the walking route to the house-museum of Salvador Dali begins. And many people begin this route by going to the church, wandering around the cemetery and columbarium, which are very well equipped and very interesting if you start to read the inscriptions on the slabs. Fine-tuning your psyche before visiting the museum... (Original) Небольшая церковь XVIII века при кладбище, с любопытными элементами интерьера, настраивающими на встречу с творчеством Дали. Рядом с церковью большая парковка, на которой вы всегда сможете найти свободное место. Именно отсюда, от этой парковки и от церкви начинается пешеходный маршрут к дому-музею Сальвадора Дали. И очень многие начинают этот маршрут заходя в церковь, побродив по кладбищу и колумбарию, которые очень обустроены и весьма интересны, если начать вчитываться в надписи на плитах. Тонкая настройка психики перед посещением музея...

(Translated by Google) A beautiful chapel next to the Cadaqués cemetery. The altar features a statue of Saint Baldiri. Whenever I've been in the area, I've always found it open on Sunday afternoons, so we can enjoy a few moments of contemplation. (Original) Preciosa ermita al lado del cementerio de Cadaqués, en el altar tenemos una imagen de san Baldiri. En las ocasiones que he estado por la zona, domingo por la tarde siempre la he encontrado abierta, por lo que podremos tener unos instantes de recogimiento.

(Translated by Google) A small, austere chapel with free admission. It is located next to a cemetery. (Original) Pequeña y austera ermita de acceso gratuito. Se ubica junto a un cementerio.

(Translated by Google) The Hermitage is a must-see on the way to Port Lligat to get a view of this small town and appreciate the simple and exquisite architecture of this Hermitage, which today houses the Cadaques cemetery. (Original) La Ermita es una parada obligada camino a Port Lligat para tener una vista de este pequeño poblado además de apreciar la arquitectura simple y exquisita de esta Ermita que recibe hoy el cementerio de Cadaques.

(Translated by Google) Small chapel built in 1702 near the cemetery. Photos and review in June 2024. (Original) Pequeña ermita construida en 1702 cerca del cementerio Fotos y reseña en junio del año 2024.

High recommendation - we had such a lovely stay in one of the tents. Although pretty close neighbours, very private, everything one needs to have a relaxing vacation. Pool is amazing and has a great view of the ocean and house of Dali. Facilities are very clean, staff is really friendly and helps out with all questions. Booking online was really easy and price is totally alright and worth every cent! Yoga is offered on Saturday and Sunday, no registration but only 10 mats.

Lovely campsite, great facilities, only downside for us was the pitch itself which was directly behind reception- tree overhead had purple berry fruit- ground covered in it- destroyed some clothes and also many many wasps around this pitch. Would highly recommend this campsite as long as you don’t end up in this pitch.

Pleasant staff Nice campsite but not practical for big camping cars. Difficult to manoeuvrer, careful of the trees with their big stumps sticking out. Sanitary facilities not good. Showers freezing, no hot water, even after we notified it. The village is very beautiful. Easy to go down to it but my God very very steep to get back! Be aware if mobility difficulty.

We paid extra for the pitches at the top of the site with sea views. Do yourself a favour and ignore them. They are windy (it was very windy during our stay) and unkempt and extremely dusty, after the first night we asked to move to one of the pitches lower down in the site. What a difference, hardly any wind at all and beautifully kept. The amenities are fantastic and lovely and clean. Washing machines are the Washtur app types. I have lost so much money on these this 5 week holiday ( they seem very popular on Spain). Close to Cadaques and a 7 minute walk to Dalis house.

We had wonderful time, great and friendly people, in the centre of all action, and even better much needed new campsite in Cadaqués all revamped with great facilities. Thank u

Fantastic campsite. Well appointed and maintained, clean facilities, great views and perfect location between Cadaqués and Portlligat.

Very nice campsite in lovely Cadaques. Splendid facilities, pool and restaurant