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What is your favorite (affordable) restaurant on the Camino Frances?
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[QUOTE="Lucho, post: 1225103, member: 76706"] When I did CdF in 2018 I met a guy in Roncevalles and we walked together the following day, stopping for the day at some random town halfway to Pamplona. There was only one algergue in that village and no place to eat. We were starving and asked the owner where we could get food. He said the only thing close was a bar 2km up the road, so off we went. We found the place ( [U]El Molina de Urdaniz[/U] ) and it was basically just a small building and a parking lot along the highway. It was full, so we just ordered tapas at the bar. The food was incredible! I couldn't believe this place in the middle of nowhere had such good cuisine. I think we paid maybe 20-25EUR each---not pilgrim cheap, but not super expensive. Anyway, as we were leaving I saw a 2-star Michelin plaque at the entrance. Sometimes a blind squirrel finds a nut... That was my favorite restaurant in terms of quality, and no doubt the serendipity of it all made it more memorable, though it may be on the wrong side of "affordable" depending on current pricing. [/QUOTE]
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