This fine restaurant in the heart of Covarrubias is recommended for its robust traditional dishes, cooked in a wood-fired oven. You can sample the regional speciality of cordero asado (roast lamb). It also does a fine olla podrida (rotten pot), a medieval Castilian stew that includes red beans, ribs and blood sausage (it's much nicer than it sounds – terrific winter comfort food).
Restaurante de Galo
Castilla y León
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