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CURRO’S A HIDDEN GEM IN THE CENTRE OF CAERLEON,


CURROS IS A FANTASTIC FAMILY RUN RESTAURANT THAT OFFERS A CHOICE OF SENSATIONAL MENUS, ALL JAM-PACKED WITH CONTINENTAL FLAVOURS AND TRADITIONAL SPANISH DISHES.


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t Curro’s you will find


menus to accommodate all occasions. An extensive a la carte menu displaying a


fantastic array of fish, meat and chicken cooked in a variety of sauces is available. In addition to this there are also a selection of pasta and vegetarian dishes. Sunday lunches are a speciality at Curro’s. The


homemade roasts are truly sublime, combining traditional British flavours with a hint of the Mediterranean, while the three tier tapas menu is a great way to socialise with friends and family while enjoying a glass of wine. For all other special occasions including weddings,


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birthdays or private functions Curro’s is more than happy to work with you to create a menu which will provide a wonderful experience. Curro’s is great for a treat, whether it be a romantic


meal for two or catching up with a group of friends: and it’s easy to see why there are so many regulars who come as much for the atmosphere as for the fine food. There’s additionally a lovely beer garden at the back


of the premises, where you can dine alfresco during the warmer months, and also there’s plenty of parking available in the private car park.


Tel: 01633 421857 Curro’s, 4-5 Cross Street, Caerleon, NP18 1AF www.curros-restaurant.co.uk


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