CAFETERÍA RESTAURANTE ESTRECHO QUINTO GAS STATION | Lonely Birder

Situated in a gas station on the N240 (Lleida-Huesca), 300m before the Loporzano detour. They are open until 23:00h and you can eat there at any time of the day. It is a good meeting point for birders who want to bird the Natural Park of the Sierra y los Cañones de Guara Natural Park (Huesca Pre-Pyrenees, NE Spain), a sanctuary for Bearded Vultures and one of the best places to see Wallcreeper in winter among other Mediterranean and cliff-dwelling species (Griffon and Egyptian Vultures, Peregine Falcon, Black Wheatear, etc.).

This birding area offers few places where you can eat at any time or have a good breakfast before going birding, so is becoming a mandatory stop before or after a visit to the Natural Park.

Good food at a great price, attentive service. Meals on request (paella, grilled meat, even snails!). Homemade daily menu for 10 € (fidua on Wednesday, “cocido” on Thursday…) and terrace available.

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Ctra. Nacional 240, Km. 201 - Loporzano (Huesca) Spain

GPS:

42.14269098706015, -0.32489351197386895

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