The most inviting setting in town with tables set in a softly lit patio, complete with trickling fountain. The place is famous for its extravagant gin and tonics (featuring smoked herbs, homemade gin with botanicals and other flourishes), though the food is also quite good: salads with smoked fish, partridge or sardines, plus egg-based dishes, grilled meats and fish.
El Patio de Ezequiel
Castilla-La Mancha
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