Del Castillo - Cuenca

Very rude staff. The waitress was really aggressive towards us . She charged 3 tables in total and refused to be paid each table separately. Never going again!

We walked past this restaurant early evening and my partner was drawn to a risotto on the menu. upon questioning the waiter who said it was gluten free, we decided to try. When ordering and further questioning the waiter about the fact it was called a false rissotto, we were told it was actually small pasta shaped like rice! when i pointed out that pasta contains gluten, he went and checked and sure enough it was bread pasta. My partner decided she would still try it, but i could not, so i decided on the cod in tomate sauce. we then questioned the waiter as to how it was cooked and told it was fried on its own and the chips that accompanied were fried in a seperate fryer only for chips. when the cod arrived i took a fork full and swallowed, but felt a strange texture on the fish. the fish was coated in bread crumbs and fried , then covered in a tomato sauce! i imediately pointed out the fact that it had a batter on it and it was exchanged for tuna. Unfortunately as is the case with a celiac, i then started suffering an hour or so later and was ill for most of the night.

It would be unfair of us to provide a poor review, although our experience was an average one (at best . Bar del Castillo (Cuenca can be found at the top of the hill, walking past some nice views out to the right. The area and views is worth the walk up the hill. During our visit and the time we arrived (We did not book anywhere to eat , most places in the area we were staying were closed and we had a choice of two places to eat at the top of the hill and that were open at the time. We had to eat and therefore walked into Bar del Castillo. In summary we had between an average to below average experience. Service to customers needed improving and the food was very basic and not particularly tasty (We swapped foods as one of us could not eat what we had ordered! . That said, the establishment did seem to have a number of local residents in. The menu was limited. It is not a place we would recommend. However, as explained, if your in this area, you may be limited to what's open. If visiting, I hope you read this and can therefore manage your expectations. As the food was cheap, if there were several other places open, we would have paid without making a fuss and simply ate somewhere else.

Bar desde la parte superior de la cuenca, tiene una pequeña terraza en el lado del bar, monta terraza en la acera en frente y un montón de mesas dentro. la comida muy rica. Pedimos migas y morteruelo, platos típicos de la zona. y debo decir que todo es muy rico. el servicio un poco lento y algo distraído, aunque amable y al menos con interés. aconsejable tomar algo.

Comimos en la terraza y con las estufas de agustos. El chico que nos retuvo muy bien y divertido, así que tiene que ir a los lugares. comida casera como la de mi abuela, muy rica y de buen gusto. tienen menú diario. recomendado!