Joc de Cartes arrives in Calafell to find the best fish stew

The TV3 program, presented by Marc Ribas, will test three local restaurants in a gastronomic competition focused on maritime tradition.

Generic image of a Mediterranean restaurant terrace overlooking the sea at sunset.
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Generic image of a Mediterranean restaurant terrace overlooking the sea at sunset.

The gastronomic program Joc de Cartes on TV3, presented by Marc Ribas, is coming to Calafell on September 2nd to search for the best fish stew among three local restaurants.

The competition will test the establishments Siroko Port, Duval, and Hotel Antiga, who will compete to demonstrate who prepares the best version of this traditional dish linked to the Costa Daurada coastline.
The summer edition's format will include evaluations of different aspects of the gastronomic experience, with restaurants competing in pairs.

"El programa se estrenará el próximo miercoles 2 de septiembre"

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Siroko Port, located in the Port de Segur, stands out for its Mediterranean cuisine, tapas, salads, and main courses, with a special emphasis on seafood and meat rice dishes. It also features a terrace with sea views and a cocktail offering.
Duval, at Carrer de Montserrat, 32, has been offering Mediterranean and seafood cuisine since 2012, combining homemade and market dishes, including tapas, meat, fish, and rice dishes. It is associated with chef Carles Ivern.
The Hotel Antiga, in the historic center of Calafell, occupies an old 18th-century 'indiano' house. Its family restaurant focuses on traditional Catalan and fisherman's cuisine, using seasonal and local products.