Lechazo churro de Sacramenia asado en horno de leña de encina. Previa reserva.
Min. 2 personas. Previa reserva.
From a reviewer’s perspective, the menu at Palacio De Banquetes Teodoro presents a well-rounded showcase of traditional Castilian cooking with a celebratory, banquet-style character. The selection of Cuarto de lechazo asado stands out immediately in the Asados section, reflecting a classic regional specialty done in a simple yet rich style. In the Arroces section, the Arroz caldoso con carabineros, langostinos y gambas brings a more indulgent, seafood-forward option with deep flavors from shellfish broth. The Clásicos calientes lineup is particularly hearty, featuring rustic dishes such as Callos, pata y morro guisado con jamón ibérico y chorizo, Manillas de lechazo estofadas, Pulpito a la plancha con cachelos, Pisto especial Martina, and Morcilla con pasas y piñones, all leaning into traditional Spanish comfort food with bold, slow-cooked profiles.
The fish offerings continue this traditional approach, with highlights like Lomo de merluza de pincho al ajo tostado, Bacalao de Islandia con tomate natural, and Lomo de merluza de pincho gratinado al ajo tostado, balancing freshness with familiar garlic and tomato-based preparations. The Clásicos fríos section adds contrast with elegant starters such as Pastel de rodaballo al oporto con salsa rosa, Pimientos rojos asados a la encina y aliñados, and Combinado de ibéricos de bellota, which emphasize both refinement and quality cured products. To finish, the dessert selection includes comforting homemade choices like Tarta casera de queso, Natillas caseras, and Tarta de chocolate, rounding out the menu with a simple but satisfying sweet note.