Dos Caçadors

Dos Caçadors is a full-service restaurant on Plaça Rebés in central Andorra la Vella. The menu is described as Spanish and Mediterranean, with Andorran touches and a broad mix of grilled dishes, rice, seafood, pasta and meat. It is close to Sant Esteve Church and the old-town lanes, so it works naturally as a lunch or dinner stop during a day in the capital. The venue is also referred to as Els 2 Caçadors in local shopping information. It has an outdoor terrace that is especially useful in warm weather, while the dining room provides a sit-down option throughout the year.

Recent restaurant profiles mention entrecôte, paella, spaghetti, grilled meat and desserts such as flan, parfait and cheesecake. These are visitor- and directory-reported examples, not a promise of a fixed menu. Older local dining descriptions also mention rabbit, Catalan-style snails and rice dishes, reflecting the restaurant’s combination of Spanish cooking and regional influence. Ask for the current menu and daily specials when seated, particularly if you are choosing between a rice dish, grilled meat or fish. A group may find it useful to order a selection of starters before choosing a main, but confirm portion sizes and whether a rice dish has a minimum number of people.

The restaurant’s location is one of its practical strengths. Plaça Rebés sits in the central historic area, within a short walk of Sant Esteve Church and the main commercial streets. You can visit the old centre and nearby landmarks before stopping for lunch, or take a dinner break after shopping without needing to leave the capital. The plaza makes a useful meeting point, and the terrace can be pleasant in good weather. Terrace seating is season- and weather-dependent, and the street environment can be lively; request an indoor table if you prefer a quieter meal or need shelter from cold or rain.

Published hours give the restaurant a long daily service, with lunch and dinner every day of the week. The current map-derived profile lists Monday through Thursday and Sunday from 12:30 to 16:00 and 19:30 to 23:00; Friday and Saturday dinner extends to 23:30. The current Shopping Mile directory rounds the periods to 12:00–16:00 and 19:00–23:00 or 23:30. These differences likely reflect rounding or updates, so the more specific map schedule is shown in the table, with the alternative listed for context. If arriving near the end of the evening service, call first to check the kitchen’s last order.

Dos Caçadors lists reservations and wheelchair access, and its current map profile indicates Wi-Fi and card acceptance. It does not list delivery. The local commercial directory displays the restaurant phone as +376 827 467, which is repeated across the current map and business listings. An older secondary restaurant guide gives a different phone number and address variant, so use the Plaça Rebés 2 listing and current number when booking. Reserving is a sensible choice on weekends and during busy shopping periods. If you have a mobility requirement, contact the restaurant to confirm the route from the square, restroom accessibility and table placement; a general profile icon cannot guarantee every detail.

The restaurant is suited to visitors who want an unhurried meal with familiar Spanish and Mediterranean flavours, rather than a very narrow speciality menu. Its broad assortment can accommodate a group with different preferences, including meat, seafood, rice and vegetarian choices noted in current directory categories. Do not assume that a vegetarian label means every dish can be adapted, and ask staff about ingredients if you have allergies or dietary restrictions. A local directory places the typical price range around €20–€30 per person, though the final bill depends on drinks, shared dishes and the current menu. Confirm prices before ordering if you are working to a strict budget.

The dining room is described in local guide material as a warm, traditional interior with timber details, and the terrace gives the restaurant a seasonal outdoor option. Guest feedback often emphasises the welcoming service and relaxed meal, though individual reviews naturally vary. For a calmer visit, lunch may be convenient before the busiest dinner period; for an evening meal, reserve and allow enough time to enjoy multiple courses. The restaurant is near the old centre but still straightforward to reach from the main pedestrian shopping zone. Drivers should use public parking rather than expect a convenient space directly beside the square.

For a reliable visit, check the current hours and reserve through the listed phone, especially on weekends or holidays. The central address, broad menu and daily lunch-and-dinner schedule make Dos Caçadors a flexible choice, while its terrace offers a pleasant option in fair weather. Ask about the current rice dishes, grilled specials and available desserts rather than relying on old menu descriptions. The name Els 2 Caçadors may appear in local listings, but it refers to the same restaurant at Plaça Rebés 2. Once seated, the best approach is to choose according to the day’s menu and the group’s appetite, then leave time for a leisurely meal in the old quarter.