Miga
Eustaquío Blanco’s daughters run this fine dining spot next to Arco de la Estrella at the entrance to the old city. In a restored mansion decorated in cool, contemporary whites and blond wood, they pay homage to traditional Extremaduran cooking with colorfully presented, but still generously portioned, dishes. A lengthy list includes à la carte options and three great value tasting menus. Miga means breadcrumb, referring to the region’s beloved migas extremeñas, which feature of course. Appropriately for this women-run addition to Caceres’ dining scene, miga is also the term for a dear female friend.
Eustaquío Blanco’s daughters run this fine dining spot next to Arco de la Estrella at the entrance to the old city. In a restored mansion decorated in cool, contemporary whites and blond wood, they pay homage to traditional Extremaduran cooking with colorfully presented, but still generously portioned, dishes. A lengthy list includes à la carte options and three great value tasting menus. Miga means breadcrumb, referring to the region’s beloved migas extremeñas, which feature of course. Appropriately for this women-run addition to Caceres’ dining scene, miga is also the term for a dear female friend.
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