Best tapas bar in Oviedo. They special in octopus a la Gallega, boiled octopus with potatoes and…read moretopped with Spanish paprika and salt. They have a homemade coffee liquor that is quite strong and very tasty. A very Asturian restaurant and bar that has pinchos, tapas, and raciones and focuses on local sidra, cheeses, and tapas. The United States needs to learn from this culutre and establishments like these. One can only wish...

Cute restaurant with great service. I ordered the special for €6, pulpo á feira with…read moresidra...delicious with hints of spice from the paprika. A whole bottle of cider where the waiter promptly came by to pour expertly. It's quite, around the corner from the crazy cluster of restaurants, but still in the main shopping area. Free WiFi and they accept credit cards.

We were a group of 14 set up for Dinner in this fine Restaurant and we had a fabulous dining…read moreexperience. Everything from starters to main course & Dessert were delicious. Our most favorite were the roasted veggies, especially the eggplants. The staff was friendly and the service excellent. Mui Bien!!

Horrible experience…read more We made a reservation interior terrace for 3:30p. We arrived at 3:15p. Checking in was more akin to trying to get service at a busy butcher shop without a number. Staff were running from one end to the other. Hostess told us to go outside and find a table. All tables (2) were standing in puddled water. We thought about going back in and complaining. Honestly, we didn't want to go through all that hassle again. Horrible Experience!

We were very pleased with our dinner here tonight. The place had a nice atmosphere and nice decor…read more We arrived early based on Spanish time just before 8:00 pm. The waiter spoke English and helped us with the menu. We started with some wine and a cheese board with bread. Some of the cheese was very mild but others quite strong... As we ate, the place started to fill up with what appeared to be locals. Some were older, some couples and some families. It did not look like tourists. My wife ordered Rape fish also known as monkfish ... It was grilled whole with a lot of garlic sauce and boiled potatoes. She loved it. I had Hale in urcyn sauce over a thin layer of sliced potatoes. It was also very good. Everything including 4 glasses of wine was 63 euros. We were very pleased.

This place is a must stop... the food is amazing... my waitress was absolutely the best! My Spanish…read moreis not the best and she was very patient with me... thanks Bayonica!!!

My wife and I each ordered the 11€ lunch of the day, which had 2 choices for each of 3 courses, so…read morewe could share. I also got an order of the local chorizo, which I love. The meal was a fantastic value and we didn't even eat the included desserts because we were so full (they packed them for us to take away)! The starters were deviled eggs stuffed with tuna and little sausages over fries. Then came a pork stew and zucchini filled with shredded chicken. Just when we thought we were done the bacalao and the ham steak showed up, both over potatoes. We powered thru, except for a few of the spuds. Lunch included a bottle of cider each, poured in the over-the-head Asturian style. Our waiters didn't speak English, but with some gestures and rudimentary Spanish we were well fed, and they were very kind to us.

If you are looking for Oviedo famous fabada, go no further than La Gran Taberna, near the…read morecathedral. There are a number of award winning restaurants for fabada in Oviedo, but save yourself some money from those glamorus high priced places, La Gran Taberna is your place! We had the daily menu on a Sunday, a four course meal with fabada. It included one glass of white wine. We also had one Coca Cola, and a large bottle of water. The asparagus soup was wonderful, followed by the fabada which was fabulous! Next came a beef meal, ice cream and we rolled out of there, for a total of 80 Euro's, four of us, just as they advertised. The service was impeccable. Do yourself a favor, stop by La Gran Taberna.