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Sybarit goes beyond the typical restaurants in Mérida by providing a more refined, creative take on Spanish cuisine. There are several unusual items on the menu, like tenderloin carpaccio or ravioli filled with foie gras. We kept it rather classic and had the Russian salad, tuna tartar, cuttlefish croquetes and the "lagarto ibérico" (thin strip of Iberian pork). All four dishes were good but somewhat subdued in flavor and not remarkable enough to order them again. On the plus side, many dishes have a small "tapa" version, which allows you to try several things. And the outdoor seating with views of the Trajan Arch is pretty nice.