If you’re visiting this attractive medieval town, book a table here! This restaurant, part of the Gran Claustre Boutique Hotel, but with its own identity and entrance, is a good place to stop thanks to its attractive combination of design and modernity, as well as an attractive glass-fronted wine cellar and open-view kitchen. In the latter, chef Jaume Drudis champions traditional seasonal cooking with a strong focus on detail and presentation, with a nod and a wink to French cuisine. There are à la carte options and several set menus: Ambigú (3 courses, weekday lunches), Seasonal Experience (5 courses), Sea Experience (5 courses) and Sensory Experience (8 courses).