Restaurant of the Parador de Plasencia
+34 927425870
Extremaduran cuisine with a monastic heritage
At the Parador de la Plasencia you’ll enjoy the simple and exquisite gastronomy of Extremadura. Our cuisine allows you to try the best of the region’s products: cuisine on offer that makes the most of the assorted and varied produce Jerte Valley, mainly vegetables and exquisite meats.
Gastronomic showcase of the Jerte Valley
The restaurant occupies the chapter house, with a superb frieze of 16th century polychrome Talavera tiles, a coffered ceiling with large beams and a granite bench In this beautiful place you’ll enjoy the products of the Jerte Valley: peppers, tomatoes, wild thistles, mushrooms, game, 100% native Iberian pigs and cherries, the basis of classic dishes such as monastic cod, lamb stew and migas extremeñas.
Type of kitchen
Traditional Extremaduran
Specialties
Zorongollo of roasted peppers and tomato, migas del pastor with egg stewed with fresh bacon and chorizo, Valle del Jerte cherry soup (seasonal), retinto sirloin steak and cabrito verato.
Opening Hours
A Gothic jewel in The Northern Pearl
The Monastery of San Vicente Ferrer, the church of Santo Domingo and the Mirabel Palace form a complex commissioned by the dukes of Plasencia in the 15th to 17th centuries; a complex full of legend and built in the Late Gothic style with Renaissance touches.
The convent still contains some of its original features, such as the coffered ceiling of the lower cloister, the refectory pulpit, a marvellous 16th c. ceramic frieze and many remnants of mural paintings of the period. But the most spectacular space is the raised staircase, one of the most beautiful in Spain, built in 1577.
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