Hostal La Higuera - Trujillo

It is surprising that there is enough passing traffic to keep this small bar/restaurant in business, as Pago de San Clemente is a small hamlet c 11k south of Trujillo. We ate there one evening we were the only diners as early as 7.15pm. We were greeted warmly by the barman and other drinkers. There are only 3 tables inside, but there are more out the back for when the weather gets warmer. This being March, they could have done with putting some heat on as the place was a bit chilly. It lacked a it of atmosphere, as there were only 3 others in the place. The menu is fairly limited, but I can't imagine that they serve much food. The basis for many dishes is egg and chips plus XXX. This includes lamb steak, chorizo etc. They also do burgers and sandwiches. The beer seemed expensive. It was OK but at 20.80 euros for bread, 2 main courses and 2 beers, for what we got, it was relatively expensive compared to other snack bars we visited.

We asked for a paella to pick up. very rich, at the time requested and kept warm during the trip to trujillo.

Excellent rice at good price. generous rations. friendly and close treatment. highly recommended.

I'll say I expected more. I guess it's complicated to take a restaurant in a place like that, but the à la carte dishes we ordered or were too salty or too many sores. attentive service but with failures.

That's the word I define my experience in this restaurant. rice to the spectacular band the sublime croquetons, very friendly staff in a pleasant atmosphere. It is a joy to see this business in the payment of san clemente all my good wishes and I wish it to be phenomenal.