Restaurants

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[[Asturias]] is spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants. From the smallest village to the remotest beach, there is always somewhere to eat right around the corner.
[[Asturias]] is spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants. From the smallest village to the remotest beach, there is always somewhere to eat right around the corner. These are the restaurants that I personally think are most worth your time and money.  


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==Las Guisanderas==
==Las Guisanderas==
[[Las Guisanderas]] are an association of female chefs who represent and safeguard the culinary traditions of Asturias. Since 1997 they have worked to promote the role of women in the professional kitchen, and the enjoyment of typical, workaday Asturian food. The following are the restaurants run by those guardians
[[Las Guisanderas]] are an association of female chefs who represent and safeguard the culinary traditions of Asturias. Since 1997 they have worked to promote the role of women in the professional kitchen, and the enjoyment of typical, workaday Asturian food. The following are the restaurants run by those guardians:
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* [[Apartamentos Rurales Acebo Barrio de Grandiella]]
*[[Apartamentos Rurales Acebo Barrio de Grandiella]]
* [[Bar Camacho]]
*[[Bar Camacho]]
* [[Casa Eutimio]]
*[[Casa Eutimio]] (Lastres)
* [[Casa Chema]]
*[[Casa Chema]]
* [[Sidrería Los Pomares]]
*[[Sidrería Los Pomares]]
* [[El Cenador del Azul]]
*[[El Cenador del Azul]]
* [[Taberna Salcedo]]
*[[Taberna Salcedo]]
* [[Restaurante Los Pisones]]
*[[Restaurante Los Pisones]]
* [[Restaurante Yumay]]
*[[Restaurante Yumay]]
* [[Llar de Viri]]
*[[Llar de Viri]]
* [[Restaurante Marino]]
*[[Restaurante Marino]]
* [[Restaurante Teyka]]
*[[Restaurante Teyka]]
* [[Casa Zoilo]]
*[[Casa Zoilo]]
* [[Restaurante Los Pisones]]
*[[Restaurante Los Pisones]]
* [[Casa Belarmino]]
*[[Casa Belarmino]]
* [[Restaurante La Costana]]
*[[Restaurante La Costana]]
* [[Restaurante La Tenada]]
*[[Restaurante La Tenada]]
* [[Casa Emburria]]
*[[Casa Emburria]]
* [[Casa Telva]]
*[[Casa Telva]]
* [[Hotel Antiguo Casino]]
*[[Hotel Antiguo Casino]]
* [[Casa Lula]]
*[[Casa Lula]]
* [[Herminia Nuevo]] - [[Casa Nuevo]]
*[[Herminia Nuevo]] - [[Casa Nuevo]]
* [[El Fartuquín]]
*[[El Fartuquín]]
* [[Mesón El Centro]]
*[[Mesón El Centro]]
* [[La Posada de San Blas]]
*[[La Posada de San Blas]]
* [[Apartamentos Casa Fabián]]
*[[Apartamentos Casa Fabián]]
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==Restaurants By Type==
==Fine Dining / ''Cocina de Autor''==
I've never been a huge fan of the idea of ''fine dining'', despite spending almost my entire culinary career in restaurants that certainly qualified as that. The definition is too hazy, too nebulous. Scratch-made high-quality food made by trained professionals? With excellent service? All of those things can be found at every price point. So you're left with 'artfully presented on the plate' in a 'room with nice decor' at an 'elevated price point'. However, the Spanish distinction of ''cocina de autor'' is a more reasonable moniker for truly unique dining, because that's what it means - it's right there in the name - the Signature Cuisine of someone. Food of specific, individual, vision. In counterpoint to ''cocina tradicional'' - food cooked in a more traditional, recognizable mode. I like the idea because it allows for '''very''' elevated presentations of ''cocina tradicional'' and more dressed down yet undeniably unique ''cocina de autor''. Anyway, here are my picks for the most unique and innovative cuisine to be found in Asturias:<div style="column-count:2">
*Auga ([[Gijón]])
*Ayalga ([[Ribadesella]])
*Ca'Suso ([[Oviedo]])
*Casa Chuchu (Turón)
*Casa Gerardo (Prendes)
*[[Casa Marcial]] (Arriondas)
*El Corral del Indianu (Arriondas)
*Farragua (Gijón)
*Ferpel (Ortiguera)
*Güeyu-Mar (Ribadesella)
*Marcos (Gijón)
*El Molín de Mingo (Peruyes)
*Monte (San Feliz)
*NM (Oviedo)
*Real Balneario (Salinas)
*Roble (Pola de [[Lena]])
*El Recetario (Gijón)
*El Retiro ([[Llanes]])
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== Marisquerías & Sidrerías ==
 
* Bocamar (Oviedo)
* Ca’Laura ([[Mieres]])
* Casa Lin (Aviles)
* La Fustariega (Verdicio)
* Rompeolas (Tazones)
* [[Sidrería]] Marisquería Poniente (Gijón)


===Restaurantes / Cocina de Autor===
== Parillas ==


===Marisquerías===
* Parrilla Buenos Aires (Oviedo)
* [[La Xagosa]] (Mieres)


===Parillas===
== Casas de Comidas ==
[[La Xagosa]]


===Casas de Comidas===
* Bar Guillermina (Bulnes)


===Cafeterías===
== Cafeterías ==
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Latest revision as of 08:22, 13 December 2024

Asturias is spoilt for choice when it comes to restaurants. From the smallest village to the remotest beach, there is always somewhere to eat right around the corner. These are the restaurants that I personally think are most worth your time and money.


Las Guisanderas

Las Guisanderas are an association of female chefs who represent and safeguard the culinary traditions of Asturias. Since 1997 they have worked to promote the role of women in the professional kitchen, and the enjoyment of typical, workaday Asturian food. The following are the restaurants run by those guardians:

Fine Dining / Cocina de Autor

I've never been a huge fan of the idea of fine dining, despite spending almost my entire culinary career in restaurants that certainly qualified as that. The definition is too hazy, too nebulous. Scratch-made high-quality food made by trained professionals? With excellent service? All of those things can be found at every price point. So you're left with 'artfully presented on the plate' in a 'room with nice decor' at an 'elevated price point'. However, the Spanish distinction of cocina de autor is a more reasonable moniker for truly unique dining, because that's what it means - it's right there in the name - the Signature Cuisine of someone. Food of specific, individual, vision. In counterpoint to cocina tradicional - food cooked in a more traditional, recognizable mode. I like the idea because it allows for very elevated presentations of cocina tradicional and more dressed down yet undeniably unique cocina de autor. Anyway, here are my picks for the most unique and innovative cuisine to be found in Asturias:

  • Auga (Gijón)
  • Ayalga (Ribadesella)
  • Ca'Suso (Oviedo)
  • Casa Chuchu (Turón)
  • Casa Gerardo (Prendes)
  • Casa Marcial (Arriondas)
  • El Corral del Indianu (Arriondas)
  • Farragua (Gijón)
  • Ferpel (Ortiguera)
  • Güeyu-Mar (Ribadesella)
  • Marcos (Gijón)
  • El Molín de Mingo (Peruyes)
  • Monte (San Feliz)
  • NM (Oviedo)
  • Real Balneario (Salinas)
  • Roble (Pola de Lena)
  • El Recetario (Gijón)
  • El Retiro (Llanes)

Marisquerías & Sidrerías

  • Bocamar (Oviedo)
  • Ca’Laura (Mieres)
  • Casa Lin (Aviles)
  • La Fustariega (Verdicio)
  • Rompeolas (Tazones)
  • Sidrería Marisquería Poniente (Gijón)

Parillas

  • Parrilla Buenos Aires (Oviedo)
  • La Xagosa (Mieres)

Casas de Comidas

  • Bar Guillermina (Bulnes)

Cafeterías