Stacy D.
Yelp
Visited the Ordesa national park in mid June, which is not a busy time. The town was pretty quiet and a lot of the stores and restaurants were closed. El Duende was pretty busy when we arrived the only table available was all the way in the back next to the bathrooms, we just took it since we were really hungry and tired after hiking all day and trying to find a place to eat in the thunderstorm. Service was kind of slow because we were seated in such an inauspicious location.
Both ordered the 3 entree daily special where you can pick each course out of 5 choices. I think that I was successful in all of the items I picked and my SO was unsuccessful.
My dishes: salad with avocado and anchovies, grilled lamb and vegetables, and fruit salad
SO's dishes: something like a chicken enchilada for appetizer, grilled pork (it was tough), and a flan for dessert