The new Casa Tejada presents itself as an Italian restaurant with French, Spanish, and Catalan touches. An experience that moves between the bistrot, the osteria, and the tapas restaurant.
The interior recalls the classic bistro style: leather banquettes, soft lighting, white tablecloths, and walls adorned with photographs of famous figures from different eras.
The restaurant offers a spacious dining room, a terrace with benches that invites you to linger, and, for the most curious, the “chef’s table,” right in front of the kitchen, where you can watch every movement as dishes are served.
