El Traguet i Més

El Traguet i Més is a bar and casual restaurant in La Cortinada, along Avinguda de la Cortinada in the Ordino parish. It combines the relaxed feel of a neighbourhood bar with a substantial menu of Mediterranean plates, sandwiches, burgers and shareable snacks. The name suggests “a little more,” and the offer extends beyond drinks: visitors can stop for vermouth and tapas, order a full lunch, or return for dinner. Its placement near the village centre makes it a useful meal stop while exploring La Cortinada and the wider Ordino valley.

The address listed by Tripadvisor and the official 2025 tourism guide is Avinguda de la Cortinada, 15, La Cortinada AD300. The telephone is +376 862 266. The Ordino tourism map lists the bar among local places to eat and drink, near the village’s other restaurants and visitor attractions. If arriving by car, use the local parking areas and follow signs rather than stopping on the roadside. The venue sits on a village avenue, so check the parking situation before peak meal periods and avoid blocking traffic or residential access.

The current menu uploaded by the restaurant includes a wide choice for different occasions. Aperitifs include olives with anchovies, Cantabrian anchovies, marinated anchovies, hummus and crisp snacks. Share plates include bravas, full nachos with cheese, guacamole and chilli, homemade croquette assortments, vegetarian croquettes, Padrón peppers and baked provolone. Sandwiches on ciabatta range from a serranito with pork loin, ham and green pepper to combinations with cheese, bacon, mushrooms and other fillings. Menu versions and prices can change, so use the latest menu from the restaurant or ask staff before ordering.

Burgers and main plates make the bar a more substantial choice than a tapas-only stop. The menu includes burgers with different toppings and a range of meat or chicken options, while Tripadvisor categories and visitor photos point to Mediterranean and Spanish cooking. For a group, ordering several share plates before choosing a main can make it easy to sample more of the menu. Ask whether a dish is designed for one person or for sharing, especially if you are ordering a mixed plate. If you have a dietary restriction, confirm ingredients with staff; menu names alone do not explain cooking oils, sauces or cross-contact procedures.

The atmosphere is informal and social, suited to a casual lunch, dinner or drinks with friends. Tripadvisor lists outdoor seating, table service, takeaway, reservations, high chairs and alcohol service. A visitor profile also describes the venue as a place for vermouth, burgers, croquettes and bravas. The terrace can be pleasant in good weather, but its availability depends on conditions and season. If you want an outdoor table, ask when booking. For a quieter visit, lunch may be a better fit than a busy evening service, though the venue’s popularity and local events can affect the atmosphere.

Current weekly hours are split between lunch and dinner on most operating days, but listings do not agree exactly. Tripadvisor shows Sunday 12:00–16:00, Tuesday through Saturday 12:00–16:00 and 19:00–23:00, with Monday closed. Restaurant Guru lists Sunday lunch 12:00–16:00, Tuesday through Saturday lunch 12:00–16:00 and dinner 19:00–23:00, also with Monday closed; its schedule currently presents the same pattern. These current profiles broadly agree, though the business may change service around holidays or seasonal periods. Call +376 862 266 to confirm if you are visiting near the end of a service window.

The menu listing includes a range of prices for tapas, croquettes, sandwiches and burgers, but prices can change. The exact menu page currently labels itself as a restaurant-submitted version from about a year ago, while newer user-submitted menus may differ. For current prices and dish availability, check directly with the bar. This matters if you are planning a group meal or choosing a particular signature burger. If you want takeaway, Tripadvisor lists it as an option, but not every menu item necessarily travels well or is available for takeaway at all hours.

Tripadvisor lists wheelchair accessibility, Wi-Fi, parking, outdoor seating and high chairs, which can help with planning. It does not provide detail about the entrance, step-free route, accessible toilet or the exact seating arrangement. If someone in your party has mobility needs, call ahead to discuss the route and table. Families should also confirm high-chair availability, while anyone bringing a group should reserve during busy dining periods. The listing does not state a specific pet policy, so ask before bringing an animal.

El Traguet i Més is a practical choice for visitors looking for an easygoing meal in La Cortinada, whether that means a quick drink and a plate of bravas or a longer meal built around burgers, sandwiches and share plates. The menu’s range makes it flexible for mixed groups, while its village location works well as a stop on a day in Ordino. Check the latest menu, reserve if timing matters, and confirm the day’s service by phone. The current profiles show Monday closure and split lunch/dinner service Tuesday through Saturday, with Sunday lunch listed; verify any holiday changes directly.