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About Eating Out at Avila Restaurants
(Avila, Spain)
Avila is home to a number of excellent restaurants and several notable specialities. Amongst Avila's most famous dishes, 'Yemas de Santa Teresa' is named after the city's patron saint, which is a popular sweet dish, made with egg yolks, syrup and sugar.
Eating Out: Places to Eat in Avila
Also worth noting in Avila is the city's 'chuleton de avileno' - a succulent T-bone steak, and also 'judias del barco de Avila' - a mixture of white beans, chorizo sausage and a thick sauce. As with most destinations in Spain, Avila features a number of Tapas bars, where small snacks, such as cold meats, local cheeses and seafood nibbles, are served along with drinks.
Together with the various Tapas bars in Avila, the main restaurants in Avila are located in the city, around the Plaza de Pedro Dávila and the Plaza del Rastro, and along the Calle de San Millán, the Calle de Don Gerónimo and the Carretera de Salamanca. Typical Spanish cuisine in Avila is simple, tasty and always made with local produce, with olive oil and cheeses often being important ingredients.
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