A lively restaurant filled with peregrinos for lunch. The beer was refreshing, and the service was…read morefast. I was the only one in my group who wanted to try the octopus (pulpo). It was a little chewier than I was hoping for. I've had very tender pulpo and even massaged octopus at other restaurants, so I had high expectations. Melide is marketed as the place to have pulpo a feira, and I was looking forward to it prior to our hike. A Garnacha is a good lunch stop on the Camino. The menu is varied, so if you are not into pulpo, you can have other items.

Best place in town. Foos is amazing, as well service. Is fast an unforgetable experienceread more

Perfect spot for lunch. The waiter was so accommodating by splitting orders for 3 people. The…read morelarge beer came out with ice crystals and the food was amazing. Get the octopus! Sitting outside after a full day of walking was key.

At first it seems like a nice cafetería to have a "bocadillo" but after you give it a chance, it…read moreis not only one of the best restaurants in "El Camino" but it is also healthy and extremely tasty!! Obviously the octopus is one of the main plates...served grated in a hamburger, and in a bruschetta with a smoked cheese and caramelized onions. Another great recommendation are the croquettes, mixed preferred, spinach, calamari and shrimp. As dessert the artisan ice cream which may vary depending on the season...we tasted an amazing raspberry, strawberry, kiwi and "grosella" mix. VERY GOOD RESTAURANT.

After a long day of hiking on the Camino to Santiago de Compostela, Café Güzel was just what we…read moreneeded. Fresh salad, tomatoes, olives, cheese, with delicious mint dressing on the side began our meal. Chicken Döner kebab came next. Big portion and spiced just right. Fresh bread. Soda included in the price of a meal. 12 euros for two. Just a wonderful meal. Owner, a lovely woman, was so friendly. Great way to end today.

The service was fine contrary to many other reviews, it might have to do with my friend spoke…read morefluent Spanish. The restaurant was simple with shared table and bench. The food was ok, nothing special. We had caldo gallego, which was basically cabbage and potato soup, ensalada clásica, which was standard and fresh, carnes ao caldeiro, was ok, and gambas al ajillo tasted funky.

We stop by here when for a quick bite as it was recommendation by our tour guide. I can see this…read moreplace is where the locals and tourist all come here to eat as they have the stamps for the Camino de Santiago. The food was very fresh as you can see them making the octopus right as you walk in the potatoes were perfect texture when pair with the octopus. The service was pretty fast and the noise level can get a bit loud but in a good way.

My parents just returned to the U.S. from a trip to Spain, where they were walking part of the…read moreCamino de Santiago. They asked me to rave about this restaurant online because their web skills are limited and, more importantly, they had one the best meals of their trip at Casa Quinzan. The Bilboa steak was wonderful and the tiramisu was out of this world (and I know my parents have tried tiramisu in a lot of restaurants and in many countries). The owners were particularly gracious - my parents felt welcomed in their walking attire and despite their limited Spanish vocabulary. Don't pass by the opportunity to eat here. The phone number (in Spain) is 981-505-325. The email address is: restaurantecasaquinzan@gmail.com

Great place for a meal with ingredients from own garden. Fresh, good tasting, Service w/a smile…read more Very modest price. Located on Primitivo route of Camino of St. James (Camino Santiago de Compostela)

From the owner: Menú, Hamburguesas, Sándwiches, Comida Casera, Platos Combinados.read more