Morning walk yesterday took us to Salinas Del Carmen, a nice small rustic fishing village, just south of Caleta, home to the Salt Museum (Museo de la Sal). The church is a modern build with a very nice carved door.
There are 2 restaurants there, both good in my opinion, one is in the village closed Monday & Tuesday and one is at the museum run by the owners of Volcano, a very good restaurant in Caleta. The one at the Museum is only open at lunchtime, see photo.
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The village restaurant is indeed very good but cash only when we walked to it last
October.
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Can you visit the restaurant in Museum with paying to visit as we have been around it twice no need to see it again but it would be a nice walk to have a meal half way cheers
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Yes, you can, at least we have on the 2/3 occasions we have been there.
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Be aware that the one in the Museum is very... High-brow? If you like Volcano, you will probably love it there: a strong focus on quality ingredients and authentic fare, but with a price to match and a very limited menu compared to a lot of restaurants around Caleta. Will probably not be ideal if you are on a budget or have picky eaters in your group!
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Thanks all. We stay at home most of the time for our visits but like and occasional good meal so thanks for the heads up.
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