Bragança
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The name of the place is A Lareira
Located Here
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Amazing what a simple goole image search is capable off.
Took me all but 3 minutes to find trip advisor reviews page, to copy and paste the name and address of the establishment into Goggle maps and to link it on here.
Reviews seem to be suggesting that the service is a bit naff and that the place is stuck in stone ages.
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Att?Am bored!nothing for me to sink my teeth into.
Probably reviewed by moaning vegetarians.
We didn’t bother checking reviews as it was packed full of locals - always a good sign . But I see its number 3 out of 24 restaurants on Twat Advisor
Where were you looking ?
Fussy Faffy Fuckers go Foreign ?
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Yes it does
ABSOLUTELY THEM AND CLIMATE CHANGE ACTIVISTS!!!
regular folks don’t moan, they just accept the shite they are served.
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Fussy vegetarians catered for in our hotel . Good value too
Looks good .
Wonder if they have ketchup ?
Looks good .
Wonder if they have ketchup ?
Crap view thoughFussy vegetarians catered for in our hotel . Good value too
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Looks good .
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Wonder if they have ketchup ?
How much???!!
Can you not read !How much???!!
I can! That’s why I am asking. Thought it was a typo.
Launching the drone in a bit
Before or after 0.5L off Vinho tinto? Can end up in tears
During
Ooph living in the edge are we? Let’s see the evidence!During
Our hotelOoph living in the edge are we? Let’s see the evidence!
And the view from a bit higher up
I do admit to a bit of fireplace envyLight lunch .
Tofu chompers, move along please
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Went for the veal .
Utterly delicious
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€11 !!
The place is mobbed .
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The chef must be 80 and has serious shakes but he knows how to cook a steak !
Thank you.
Agreed, Google, mixed with a bit of surfing and / or street view is pretty easy. It also creates a tiny bit of adventure (with a very small ‘a’).
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Great morning so far .
Left Bragança and in Spain within 30 minutes . We entered via a tiny village with cobbled streets
Then over the hills
Plebs de Sanabria
Them on to the utterly stunning ZA125/LE125 which starts just east of Puebla de Sanabria and runs for about 45 miles northeast up to La Baneza.
We rode it down a few days ago but for some reason it’s better going NE .
It really is like a race track , perfect tarmac and 60 mph bends with perfect camber . Almost traffic free and half a dozen villages in 45 miles .
I’ve ridden it about four times but it was wet last time . Today it’s blue skies and 22 degrees .
The perfect morning .
RedRick’s N112 in Serra de Estrela was good but this is much better .
One of the finest stretches of tarmac in the world
Left Bragança and in Spain within 30 minutes . We entered via a tiny village with cobbled streets
Then over the hills
Plebs de Sanabria
Them on to the utterly stunning ZA125/LE125 which starts just east of Puebla de Sanabria and runs for about 45 miles northeast up to La Baneza.
We rode it down a few days ago but for some reason it’s better going NE .
It really is like a race track , perfect tarmac and 60 mph bends with perfect camber . Almost traffic free and half a dozen villages in 45 miles .
I’ve ridden it about four times but it was wet last time . Today it’s blue skies and 22 degrees .
The perfect morning .
RedRick’s N112 in Serra de Estrela was good but this is much better .
One of the finest stretches of tarmac in the world
I have ridden that road and whilst I admit it is very good my preference is still the N112
And having said that the best road in the world for me is the N221 along the Douro valley
I have also ridden into pueblo de Saab on the road you used and it is interesting for sure but not as good as the 925
Good luck getting through or round Ponferada which often turns into a nightmare as they close roads for markets etc
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