Caldea's restaurants, eating between the lagoons or without a swim

You can easily spend three or four hours soaking at Caldea, and on the way out comes the usual question, where do we eat. The easiest answer is inside the building. Caldea has two restaurants, a casual one downstairs and an Asian one upstairs, and it’s worth knowing how they tie in with your ticket, because the way you buy changes how long you get in the water.

Restobar Blu, on floor 0

The Blu is the restaurant for everyone. It’s on floor 0 and open to the public, so you can book a table without buying a spa ticket. It also has a water area only bathers can reach, which is what makes it special, since you eat without fully leaving the spa atmosphere.

Caldea sells it within its lunch and dinner packages. There’s Classic entry with a lunch menu, including a children’s version, Classic entry with dinner, and Premium entry, the four-hour one for over-16s, with a Mediterranean menu. Tickets and age rules for each access level are on Caldea.

Siam Shiki, the Asian restaurant upstairs

Siam Shiki is on the first floor and serves Thai and Japanese food. Caldea offers it with Classic or Premium entry and a set Asian menu. For a quiet dinner as a couple after a Premium session, I’d pick it over the Blu, which feels more like a family lunch spot.

If you would rather go at your own pace, see the car hire deals in Andorra la Vella: the earlier you book, the more cars are left to choose from.

How do you save eating at Caldea?

This is the useful bit. Buy a package with spa entry and lunch or dinner at the restaurant and Caldea gives you an extra hour, so the meal doesn’t cut into your bathing time. Add the menu while buying on caldea.com and it’s 15% cheaper.

In summer 2026 there were also hotel-and-meal packages, such as Classic entry with dinner at the Blu and a night at the three-star Coray with breakfast included, from €91 per person. I’ve gathered the other packages and discounts in Caldea deals and discounts.

If you’d rather eat out

Caldea is in Escaldes-Engordany, a stroll from the shopping street, so there’s plenty of choice outside. If you want something more Andorran than the spa menu, I have a selection in where to eat in Andorra, and for the capital, restaurants in Andorra la Vella. Caldea also sold dinner at UNNIC, Andorra’s casino, bundled with Premium entry, but that’s outside Caldea. If you come by car, the same complex has a public car park open at any hour, which isn’t run by Caldea. And if you’re not bathing, the Blu is open to everyone, so it works for lunch in Escaldes even without going into the water. For a quick bite before a long session, I’d go for the Blu; for a proper dinner, the Siam Shiki. Either way, booking the meal with your entry is what saves money. Check the current packages on Caldea’s site before you go.

Before you fix your dates, compare tickets to Andorra la Vella: the same journey can cost very different amounts from one day to the next.