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RESTAURANTS
ADOLFO Adolfo Muñoz's restaurant, which just celebrated its silver anniversary, still impresses—especially with its tasting menu of inventive Mediterranean dishes (6 Calle de la Granada; 011-34-925-22-73-21).
TABERNA EL ANTOJO Near the San Juan de los Reyes monastery, Muñoz's favorite tapas bar has excellent wines by the glass to accompany platters of cheeses and charcuterie (11 Plaza de San Juan de los Reyes; 011-34-925-21-06-99).
LA PERDIZ Run by Muñoz's brother Carlos, this is the place to try Castilla—La Mancha specialties like fried Manchego cheese, roasted lamb and white beans with partridge (7 Calle Reyes Católicos; 011-34-925-21-46-58).
SHOPPING
SANTO TOMÉ This famous sweets shop has been selling marzipan and pine-nut cookies since 1856 (5 Calle Santo Tomé; 011-34-925-25-43-02).
AQUILES GOURMET This tiny shop features a well-edited selection of Spanish wines, plus local delicacies like wild boar chorizo (2 Plaza de Zocodover; 011-34-925-22-02-66).
HOTEL
PARADOR NACIONAL DE CONDE ORGAZ Near Muñoz's estate, this hotel has amazing views, spacious rooms and—unusual for Spain—a pool (Cerro del Emperador; 011-34-925-22-18-50).
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