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Restaurant Nosa Señora da Barca (Parador Costa da Morte)

Cooking at the end of the world

Restaurant Nosa Señora da Barca - Parador Costa da Morte

Lugar de Lourido s/n, 15125, Muxía (A Coruña)
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Cooking at the end of the world

The indomitable ocean that has shaped this rugged coastline over time is the source of a unique gastronomic heritage from which the Parador Costa da Morte draws. Fish and seafood nourish the cookers where local gastronomy and traditional recipes are combined.

Restaurant Nosa Señora da Barca - Parador Costa da Morte

A gastronomic viewpoint over the Atlantic Ocean

The restaurant Nosa Señora da Barca of the Parador de Costa da Morte is a unique location with a terrace with amazing views of the Lourido beach where gastronomy and nature go hand in hand. Its menu features fish and seafood from the fish market, regional cheeses and precious meats such as Galician Ternera Rubia.

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