Restaurante La Unión

Restaurant · Cantabria

Restaurante La Unión

Restaurant · Cantabria
Carretera General, 18, 39670 Puente Viesgo, Cantabria, Spain

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Nestled in Puente Viesgo, this cozy family-run restaurant has been serving mouthwatering homemade Cantabrian dishes for over 70 years, offering a warm atmosphere and a pet-friendly terrace that makes it a must-visit stop.  

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Carretera General, 18, 39670 Puente Viesgo, Cantabria, Spain Get directions

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Carretera General, 18, 39670 Puente Viesgo, Cantabria, Spain Get directions

+34 942 59 81 67
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€10–20 · Menu

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Marina Fronshtein

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The food is amazing!! Pork cheeks were the best as well as the bean stew!

Robert Clarke

Google
Excellent food, fast and friendly service (in English). Definitely recommend stopping by if passing through the village.

Lara Martínez

Google
Fantastic local homemade food with an excellent selection of desserts. Outstanding ratio of quality-price and great service. Highly recommended.

Rodrigo Mato

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Great homemade food, beautiful place, and one of the best deserts I had (homemade Spanish cheesecake). And moreover, big portions for cheap prices.

Salty Light Media

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As I wended my way through the labyrinthine alleys of this quaint town, my nose led me to a well lit establishment, nestled amongst unremarkable storefronts. The interior was cozy, with an atmosphere that evoked a bygone era of bohemian camaraderie. My gastronomic journey began with a starter that tantalized my taste buds with a symphony of flavors. The amalgamation of tangy and umami notes were sublime, and I couldn't help but wonder if the chef had an affinity for molecular gastronomy. The presentation was impeccable, with each element perfectly placed like a work of art. For my main course, I opted for the lunch special, a succulent bean soup that was so tender it seemed to melt in my mouth. The accompanying sides were a feast for the senses, with a medley of textures and flavors that danced across my palate. I found myself lost in the moment, savoring each bite as if it were my last. The dessert was a revelation, a sinfully rich chocolate creation that seemed to transport me to another dimension. The sweetness was balanced by a subtle bitterness that lingered on my tongue, a reminder that even the most indulgent pleasures must be savored in moderation. As for the jokes, I couldn't resist incorporating a few witticisms into my review. Firstly, I quipped that the beef was so tender, I half-expected it to apologize for being delicious. Secondly, I noted that the presentation was so beautiful that I almost felt guilty about eating it. Thirdly, I observed that the dessert was so decadent that it was like a party in my mouth, and everyone was invited. And finally, I couldn't resist a pun about the chef's affinity for molecular gastronomy: I remarked that the starter was so delicious, it was like an experiment gone right. In conclusion, this restaurant is a hidden gem that deserves to be discovered. I would recommend it to anyone with a discerning palate and a love of adventure.

Esther Arrese

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Nice food but i wouldn't say great. Avoid the rabas, they weren't nice. We asked for a glass of wine and they didn't fill it not even a quarter. My kids didn't eat the chips as they were too greasy. We asked for stead medium/well done and we had to send it back as it was dripping blood.

Lesley O'Connor

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Delicious local food, great menu. Great bar

shaini verdon

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Unfortunately this was not a good experience for us. The staff were very stressed and the main dish was not edible. Good points: very nice location and the first dish of cocido was good.