Hotel Restaurante Gaby, Casa Blasquico — Restaurant in Valle de Hecho

We went here a few times during our recent visit to the lovely village of Hecho. Sometimes we just had drinks and then we decided to have lunch here but each time we really enjoyed our visits.

During the week in May it was one of a handful of places open. The staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful and we felt most welcome and, despite our poor Spanish and their lack of English, managed to communicate with the help of Google and hand pointing!

The food was delicious, home cooked and of the region, the dishes were hearty and flavoursome and portions were huge.

We had the artichoke, prawns and mushrooms, then the pork cheeks and lamb shank. Meat was wonderfully tender and the sauces were deep in flavour.

There is a small restaurant and a few tables outside, at the weekend, I would definitely recommend booking as we saw a few people turned away because they were full.

If you are in Hecho, I would definitely recommend...

Simple but pleasant accommodation in the center of Hecho, nothing luxury, but sufficient for stay of several days. Family run hotel with friendly and helpful staff offers delicious cuisine, especially three-course dinner which is served in a cozy dining room. Breakfast is served from half past eight, which is unfortunately too late for those who want to hike into the surrounding mountains. There is no elevator and the staircase to the rooms is very steep, but for healthy people, this is not a problem.||Hecho, small and quiet town with a few smaller hotels and options to purchase food is a good place for sports activities in the western Pyrenees. Starting points of beautiful hiking trails are, however, at the end of the valley and it is therefore necessary to use a car to get there...

Simple but pleasant accommodation in the center of Hecho, nothing luxury, but sufficient for stay of several days. Family run hotel with friendly and helpful staff offers delicious cuisine, especially three-course dinner which is served in a cozy dining room. Breakfast is served from half past eight, which is unfortunately too late for those who want to hike into the surrounding mountains. There is no elevator and the staircase to the rooms is very steep, but for healthy people, this is not a problem.||Hecho, small and quiet town with a few smaller hotels and options to purchase food is a good place for sports activities in the western Pyrenees. Starting points of beautiful hiking trails are, however, at the end of the valley and it is therefore necessary to use a car to get there...