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Guide: Homepage » Tourist Information » Estartit Town Centre Estartit Town CentreYou'll find L'Estartit town centre to be a compact resort with plenty of local shops, supermarkets, bars and restaurants. There are English and Irish pubs catering for those who can't survive a week without their pint of Tetley's or Guinness. But you'll also find local Catalan dishes including fresh seafood, especially around the harbour area which has a more Spanish feel than the more "touristy" modern end of the resort. The Santa Anna main shopping street is packed with shops of all kinds and on Thursday a large street market descends on the village. There are plenty of bars, restaurants and night clubs in L'Estartit but this is very much a family resort so older teens might find the nightlife a little on the tame side. Holiday Accommodation Listings
There's a good variety of restaurants here including many which cater for British, Dutch and German tastes. You'll find pizza and hamburger joints, traditional English roasts, curry and Chinese. The cheap "eat as much as you like" Chinese buffet, down near the beach in the old part of the town, is always a firm favourite with budget-conscious summer visitors! Jocks restaurant, The Studio and Casi Casi are among other popular haunts with good quality, inexpensive food. The best restaurants are in the harbour end of town where you'll find older buildings, a more Spanish feel and restaurants serving traditional Catalan dishes. Les Salines, on the Passeig de Molinet quayside, is renowned for the quality of its seafood, taking fresh fish from its own nursery which is connected directly to the sea via underground channels. British pint lovers recommend The Fighting Cocks Bar for a cooling pint of real English bitter. Other popular tourist bars include JJ's, Toni's, Tropics, the Irish Bar and Albert's Carousel Bar. In the summer months there are several music bars and clubs which stay open until the small hours. Some clubs don't get into full swing before 2am and after than you can dance till dawn (if you can stand the pace!). The Podium, Rockerfella's, Simpson's and Maxim's are among the most popular meeting places for late night partygoers. If you're holidaying here in the third week of June you'll be able to enjoy some traditional Spanish partying with the fiesta of San Juan which culminates in a big firework display down at the beach. Contact Us About us Tourist Information Sitemap
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