El Chaflán del Huecar, Castile La Mancha Travel Guide
Discover the vibrant flavors of Spain at El Chaflán del Huecar - a top tapas bar in Cuenca with a welcoming atmosphere and exquisite local wines.
El Chaflán del Huecar in Cuenca offers a delightful escape for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in authentic Spanish culture, with its vibrant tapas bar atmosphere and extensive selection of local wines.
A brief summary to El Chaflán del Huecar
- C. de Gregorio Catalan Valero, 2, Cuenca, Cuenca, 16001, ES
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- Tuesday 1 pm-4 pm
- Wednesday 1 pm-4 pm
- Thursday 1 pm-4 pm
- Friday 1 pm-4 pm
- Saturday 1 pm-4 pm
- Sunday 1 pm-4 pm
Know before you go
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- Visit during the evening for a lively atmosphere filled with locals enjoying tapas and drinks.
- Try the house special tapas for an authentic taste of Cuenca’s culinary delights.
- Pair your meal with a local wine to enhance the flavors of your tapas.
- Be prepared for a busy setting, especially on weekends, so plan your visit accordingly.
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