a restaurant… Can Rectoret
Are you willing to enjoy some of the best traditional catalan recipes? Then you’d better have a car because to savor the amazing dishes of Can Rectoret you’ll have to go to Santa Perpetua de Mogoda. However, eating charcoal-grilled meat and vegetables in a typical 16th century masia makes the trip worth it. Can Rectoret is a familiar restaurant with a tradition that dates back to 1929 when the great-great-grandfather of the current owners offered the first meals to livestock farmers. Family meals, like those of celebrations, are a great excuse to go to Can Rectoret: you’ll enjoy the food, the kids will have space to run and you’ll get to talk round the table until you feel like driving again. The difficult part will be finding any good reason to leave.


Where · Can Rectoret
When · Any family meal is a good occasion
My order · “Escalivada” and anchovies on toast, sausage with beans, chargrilled suckling lamb ribs, two beers, a red wine bottle, strawberries with “moscatell”, two coffees · 56,60 €
Planout · Explore the surroundings of the beautiful village of Santiga
a bakery… Casa Moner
Casa Moner was a convenient discovery. Convenient because looking for a nice mona* it’s a tough job and finding a place where not only the chocolate figures are beautiful (and don’t have commercial motifs like series’ characters or else) but also have a good price, it’s a fortunate chance. When the chocolate is good as well as beautifully worked, that’s a success. Moreover, in Casa Moner they sell many kinds of bread, some of which are difficult to find in most baker’s shops, and they have a cafeteria at the back of the store where you can have breakfast or even something for lunch.
* If you don’t know what a mona is, check out some images here

Where · Casa Moner
When · If looking for a nice mona or a tasty bread
My pick · A giraffe figure chocolate mona, a lemon mousse and an olive oil “coca” bread · about 48 €
Planout · Check out the Museum of Cinema if you want to learn something about the seventh art
a restaurant… Casa Nun
There are two things that I always miss from Cadaqués: the shop Mo and having lunch at Casa Nun. The restaurant is located in an old house right in front of the beach but hidden somehow from the crowded street. Inside, it preserves the feeling of a village of sailors and artists. The place is quite small, so the tables are quite near one from another but if you’re in the right ones, you can enjoy nice views of the sea, specially from the terrace which I think is one of the nicest in Cadaqués.


Where · Casa Nun
When · Whenever you’re not in a hurry (the service is not “city-style” fast)
My order · Green salad, grilled squid, paella, white wine and two coffees · around 70 €
Planout · Walk by the sea and find a quiet spot to nap under the afternoon sun













