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Restaurant L'Aplec (Parador de Lleida)

Dedicated to Catalan cuisine

Restaurant L'Aplec - Parador de Lleida

Calle Cavallers, 15 (Acceso peatonal, no circulable) (Parking en C/ La Palma 21-23), 25002, Lleida
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Dedicated to Catalan cuisine

Inland Catalan cuisine is expressed in all its glory at the Parador de Lérida. Quality local ingredients, traditional recipes with a modern twist and excellent service are the core of its culinary experience. A commitment to regional cuisine brought up to date with local specialities based on snails, cod, sausages and vegetables from the market gardens of Lérida.

Restaurant L'Aplec - Parador de Lleida

The essence of Catalan cuisine

The monumental main dining room of L’Aplec Restaurant occupies the space of what was once the church of the old Roser convent, a spectacular setting in which to enjoy this benchmark of Lleida’s quality cuisine. Its specialities include cold meats and regional artisan cheeses with glass bread and tomato, snails a la llauna, Delta de l’Ebre mussels, xatonada, cod au gratin, veal cannelloni and duck magret.

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