THE most comprehensive and incisive guide to dining in Andalucia has had a makeover.
Dining Secrets of Andalucia is now a foodie’s delight after relaunching its website with a fresh sprinkling of up-to-date content.
Spending the last year updating the site, writing new reviews and uploading food and drink news and features, the state-of-the-art website is now ready to be unveiled.
With reviews of the best restaurants in each of Andalucia’s eight provinces, Dining Secrets of Andalucia is a must for any restaurant-lover living in or visiting the region.
With an interactive map, finding the perfect place to chow down has never been so easy.
The site also includes several Top 5 lists ranging from best terraces in Andalucia to most romantic spots.
And Dining Secrets also wants to know what its readers think: with a new review system added to each restaurant featured.
To take a look by visiting www.diningsecretsofandalucia.com
In the run up to Christmas, the Olive Press will be featuring the best restaurant reviews from the site.
Featured restaurants – www.diningsecretsofandalucia.com/portfolio-item/alberts
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Well, I have to say that it would appear for the “Casares”area, it would appear you have simply travelled up one road, and not diversfied at all. You mention three restaurants, Venta Garcia, The Forge, and Arroyo Hondo, and, whilst all being lovely in their own way, they are not indicative of the area. There is the fantastic Venta Cozar (on the same road), the wonderful El Trasmallo and La Verandah in Guardiaro, and many others.
Cozar is nice but too tradional as a venta to justify being in, plus we can’t have EVERY restaurant in. And thanks for the suggestions in Guadiaro. We’ll check them out.
Jon Clarke (Publisher)