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bour, with outdoor seating in season. If you can see your way past the desultory service,
the three-course
menú del diá
(daily set menu) is a good choice, and there are excellent
fish main dishes. To get there, the underpass beneath the busy highway starts at the main
tourist office, and will save you a long walk.
El Refectorio
SPANISH
€€€
( 0956 51 38 84;
www.elrefectorio.com
; Poblado Marinero; menu around €40-55; lunch & dinner)
Considered by many to be Ceuta's best restaurant, El Refectorio has a good bar, and din-
ing inside and out with magnificent sea views from the balcony. It excels at shellfish, fish
and meats and has a good wine list.
Dublin
(Calle Delgado Serrano; 4pm-3am Mon-Sat)
It's like every other Irish pub you've ever been
in, but if you need that Guinness fix (pints €5), this is the place. If the volume gets to you,
you can escape to the tables outside. Go down the steps where Calle Delgado Serrano
takes a 90-degree bend.
PUB
Poblado Marinero
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BAR
(Seamen's Village)
There are numerous bars and fast-food restaurants here.
Self-Catering
place to stock up on essentials and treats alike; there's a smaller branch in the city centre
on Dean Navarro Acuña.
spot for fresh meat and produce, and a vibrant experience as well.
Information
To phone Ceuta from outside Spain, dial 0034. Remember that Ceuta is one hour
ahead of Morocco, and that most businesses will be closed on Sunday.
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