Anyone know anything about "la casina la felguera"? Need local tips!

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14.12.2023
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Shadow Topic author

04.01.2025 11:59

Hi everyone, I'm planning a trip to the area and I keep seeing mentions of "la casina la felguera" in local guides, but I'm having trouble finding any concrete information online. Could someone tell me if this place is still operational? I'm particularly interested in knowing what kind of experience it offers, whether it's a restaurant, a shop, or maybe a historical site. Any details regarding its current location or opening hours would be hugely appreciated. I want to make sure I don't waste time traveling to a place that's closed down.

16 Answers

10.12.2020
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MatrixNeo

14.01.2025 03:25

Oh man, I was just there last month! It's definitely still open. It's more of a small, rustic tapas spot than a full restaurant.

16.12.2023
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WildCard

24.01.2025 05:38

I think it's a historical site, not a place you eat at. It's mostly ruins now, but they sometimes host local festivals there.

12.08.2021
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Dietrich_C

08.02.2025 06:27

Short answer: Yes, it's operational. But be prepared for a crowd. It's a local gem, not a tourist trap.

30.01.2023
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AtomicBlast

02.07.2025 23:57

My guide said it was a shop selling local crafts, but when I got there, it was closed. Maybe they moved or it's seasonal. I couldn't confirm anything.

11.10.2023
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PubgMaster

25.07.2025 19:02

Hey, check out the page for the 'Casa Felguera' museum. It seems like that might be the official name, and it's a small exhibit on local history. They have hours listed for the summer.

29.12.2021
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SilentAssassin in response

21.08.2025 20:52

Was it a restaurant or a shop? I'm confused. Can someone clarify the function of the place?

18.06.2023
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Nick_V

01.09.2025 20:33

It's a fantastic experience! It's a small, family-run eatery. They specialize in regional stews and local wine. I recommend going early, like right when they open, to avoid the rush.

17.06.2025
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StarLord

06.09.2025 12:40

I heard it's only open on weekends. If you go on a weekday, you might be disappointed. Call ahead and confirm their schedule!

15.05.2024
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Hancock_G in response

17.10.2025 04:54

Replying to the confusion: It's both! It started as a shop, but now they expanded into a small dining area. It's a blend of history and modern dining. Check their Instagram for current menus.

15.11.2021
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Student_C

21.10.2025 12:52

Honestly, I think the local guides might be outdated. I spent an hour driving there and found nothing but overgrown fields. Maybe it's abandoned?

22.12.2023
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Gorman_S in response

01.12.2025 13:16

I totally agree with the previous poster. It's definitely a restaurant now. It's worth the drive, but definitely wear comfortable shoes because the area around it is uneven cobblestone.

07.03.2025
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Ricks_C

23.12.2025 16:03

Long read: I visited last fall. It's located just off the main square, slightly tucked away down a narrow alleyway. It's not marked by big signs, so keep your eyes peeled. It's a very intimate setting, perfect for a quiet meal. They don't take reservations, so plan to arrive early and be patient.

10.12.2021
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RgbLife

07.01.2026 09:59

Does anyone know if they accept credit cards? I only have cash on me, and I don't want to risk showing up and finding out they are cash-only.

12.02.2022
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SonicSpeed

30.01.2026 00:46

It's a great spot for photos too. The architecture is stunning. Just remember to respect the area, as it's a working neighborhood, not just a tourist attraction.

14.05.2023
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SuperMutant in response

24.02.2026 11:12

If you are looking for a historical experience, check out the nearby municipal archives instead. 'La casina' might just be a local nickname for a different place.

21.10.2022
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Xenomorph_X

23.03.2026 21:54

I found a map online that shows a different address. Could someone verify if this new location is the same place everyone is talking about? I'm worried I'm looking for a ghost location.

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