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Casa Joaquín

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Fresh seafood is the draw at this historic í bodega, classically attired with hanging hams and rustic clutter. What's on offer depends on the day's catch but regular crowd-pleasers include juicy gambas rojas (red prawns) cooked a la plancha (grilled on a hotplate), and fried calamares (squid).


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Nearby í attractions

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8. Refugios de la Guerra Civil

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