Les Vinyes serves up a 5-star meal that you would pay twice the price for in the United States. My…read morehusband and I had glasses of the house vino tinto, which was well chosen and perfectly chilled, and split the pimientos de padron. We hadn't figured out what the pimientos were yet, and we were on our last day of our trip, so we decided that we had to finally try them. Les Vinyes served up a delicious platter of perfectly-cooked peppers, which paired very well with our chilled wine. We then had the lamb ribs and the salmon "tacos" for our entrees. The tacos are definitely NOT tacos as you would expect in America - they're much better! Think of a cracker served with a large chunk of raw sushi salmon with guacamole and hummus... mmm. The lamb also was a great choice, and looking around the restaurant, I didn't see a single dish that looked unappetizing. We then ended with some of the house desserts. When we left, people were filling the place, so the locals definitely know where the good food is at. All in all, we ended up paying less than $50 American for a three course meal with bread and wine for two people, which I think is a great deal.
