El Ramallar - Menu

too many people in a closed place, customers lose the sense of caution.

Don't fail. Very good threads. Cheese to the coals, good tea. Everything's great. the views too. go, eat, and go again.

charming place and people of the country, family place, cozy, good quality food, although the few dishes, charge the olives that I find without detail, the menu of poor beers.

an enriching personal experience. cuisine like many years ago, wood. aututana cuisine with brutal touches of tradition. The people who created it, and who are part of it, are magical.

family food, good service and good treatment, friendly and with great human sense, fed by wood, potatoes to the very poor, in good place, friendly stratum and expectative surroundings of the castle of mt sa, we will return

The view from this restaurant is beautiful. Love the old olive tree in the middles of the terrace. Very pretty Local restaurant with perfect service and great food. The atmosphere is wonderful , especially when the lights come on. Can’t wait to go back.

mandatory stop! very hospitable and friendly, the very rich food (the camembert cheese to the pancake with delicious onion jam,) very cheap, and terrace with amazing views. they also sell the local climbing guide, purchase with which they contribute to the maintenance of the roads of the area. without a doubt, together with the quality of the food, the treatment of your staff! we will return safe

This restaurant is only open from Thursday to Sunday, but the food is excellent. It is situated close to a most impressive castle ruin above the small village of Montesa which is in the A35 between Valencia and Albacete. It is apparently close to some rock climbing areas as well. I have often admired this castle from the motorway, but earlier this month, I got the opportunity actually to visit the castle which was built in the 14th century when the area was on the frontier between the Christians and the Moors. The restaurant is situated around 200 metres from the castle and one can sit outside under the shade of some trees to admire a view of the castle as well as views over the valley towar...

Even in Spain it is difficult to find restuarants located in elevated spots where you can enjoy your food and drink looking out over the valley and mountains beyond. This is one of those very few locations in the Xativa area. Perched beside the ruined castle above the small village of Montesa. It is a bit difficult to access and you need to keep you eyes open for the restuarant signs (or the castillo) as you circumnavigate the village. Going straight up through the village is not recommended for the faint at heart. On our recent visit, we left in the dark, took a wrong turning and quickly were in the centre of the village where the streets were no wider than the car. Be aware that the return...