Restaurante el Cerro
Restaurant in Huesca
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About
Restaurante el Cerro is a Restaurant in Huesca, Spain. Also offers outdoor seating, table reservations, takeaway. A popular choice for Families. Price range: budget-friendly. Cuisine: Spanish. It stays open late, until 22:00. Rated 3.8★ by 1020 diners.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service8
- Value for money2
- Portion sizes2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Restaurante el Cerro?+
Restaurante el Cerro is located at Avenida De Velasco, 46, 22004 Huesca, Huesca.
What kind of place is Restaurante el Cerro?+
Restaurante el Cerro is a Restaurant in Huesca serving Spanish.
What are Restaurante el Cerro's opening hours?+
Restaurante el Cerro is closed on Sunday. Restaurante el Cerro stays open late, until 22:00.
Is Restaurante el Cerro open on Sundays?+
No, Restaurante el Cerro is closed on Sundays.
How expensive is Restaurante el Cerro?+
Restaurante el Cerro is generally budget-friendly.
What does Restaurante el Cerro offer?+
Restaurante el Cerro offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Breakfast, Takes reservations, Family friendly.
What is Restaurante el Cerro good for?+
Restaurante el Cerro is a popular choice for Families.
Location
What people say
“La comida del menú de fin de semana muy buena y el servicio también.”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
jonathan flynn★★★★Great food, fast service and exceptionally friendly staff. Couldn’t fault the place. 💯
Ken Mann★★★Food ok, and speedy service. Waitress needs to take some 'happy pills' though.
Jose Munoz★★★A family-run establishment with good produce (the pink tomatoes from Barbastro are spectacular), generous portions, and homemade food. The service is adequate. While the food isn't amazing, it's perfectly acceptable.
Daniel Bravo★★★Set menu restaurant. Weekend price €23. (I think weekdays are €13-16). Half menu €11.50 and children's menu €8.50. The service was truly exceptional, very friendly and attentive staff. However, the food was a bit overpriced for what it was; most of it was good and well-prepared. But some dishes were small. The cachopo wasn't a cachopo; call it anything, but 2mm thick isn't a cachopo (and I'm not talking about the size, but the thickness of the meat). The sorbet was similarly small. The potatoes were frozen; apart from those details, the rest was good.
Reviews sourced from Google.
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