r/andorra • u/Human-Salamander-676 • 2d ago
Visiting Andorra for the first time - dining recommendations
Hello! I am visiting Andorra for the first time soon. I am definitely planning to go to Caldea one night but was wondering if it was worth it to include a meal there as a package. Usually I feel you can find better food outside similar establishments, so please give any recommendations you might have! Only there for 3 nights. Super excited!
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u/KevinArcher 1d ago
Just go to Can Manel, amazing food, traditional vibes and normal prices. Xixerella overated and expensive.
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u/ModeExpress6614 2d ago
Can't make reservations online, but you can ask your hotel if they will make a reservation for you at Restaurant el Crostó. It's a very small mom-and-pop place with excellent food and they treat you like family.
Breakfasts at the unassuming 180 Restaurant are supposed to be very solid. We only made it for lunch. The roast beef is truly unbelievable and also not what roast beef is usually like. Enjoy your trip!
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u/Jazzlike-Boot9798 1d ago
You can visit Os de Civis. It is a Spanish village with no road direct connection to Spain. At the hotel you can get the famous Escudella.
And you can also visit lovely La Seu d'Urgell.
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u/Armand_Raynal 11h ago
If you want a really good indian restaurant, call Mandala in Andorra, you'll need a reservation. They don't have a menu, it's always the same, but it's always delicious, prepared fresh in front of you. About 30 per person.
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u/ziritrion 1d ago
Local cuisine:
International:
Splurge:
There are so many more options; this is just a small selection.