8º Arte

Elizaveta★

The service at this restaurant was pleasant, but the vegan food is truly disappointing. It’s overpriced and not worth the money. We were charged 14 euros a carrot. And the tiramisu is yuck. While I understand that there aren’t many vegan options in Caceres, if you’re a vegan, I recommend buying something from the grocery store instead. If you choose to eat here, you’ll likely leave feeling disappointed and regretful about your decision. And if you do decide to dine here, watch out as they try to overcharge the bill.

Nadia★★★★★

Gluten free and well marked allergen menu. Vegan, vegetarian, and meat based options on the menu. Friendly service, English speaking if needed, good portions for the price.

Mantadiver★

Very poor food quality. The food smelled old, almost like rotten vegetables. We paid without eating because we were genuinely concerned it might not be safe. This restaurant was recommended by our 5-star hotel, which we cannot understand now (it was offered as we asked for vegetarian options). This was by far one of the worst dining experiences we have ever had in Spain — and honestly anywhere else in the world. The restaurant staff explained that they receive many complaints about the food and that the cook insists on preparing it this way. They also mentioned that he puts vinegar on almost

Rui Ribeiro★★★★★

Walking the Vía de la Plata arrived after 5pm to Cáceres. It was a long day and the body needed fuel, urgently. A local informed about this place that had the kitchen working from 1 to 11 pm and i had a blast. The tomatoes soup with figs was excellent and the beans stew was invigorating for the body and soul. I didn't like much the wine served and the owner picked up himself a bottle of Ribera del Guadiana that was spectacular. The waitress was very kind and always near to assist me in everything. Good people, good food and very well located, near the main square! Thank you very much!!!