Very good meal beautiful dining room, the scallop appetizer very small but good, the fish was very…read moregood, the local mussels a nice addition. My crepe dessert not too heavy delicious.

Great service, sat in someone special table and the food was scrumptious! Would recommend going…read morethere for special occasion

We have arrived to the Restaurant at 2:55P.. (5 min before Kitchen closing) and we were grateful…read morethat our order was taken for late Lunch. On our Fixed Menu we were able to make choices for each entree. We both chose the White Asparagus Soup which was delicious, then Stan had Lamb and I had the Grilled Fish Dish, and for Dessert we both had the Crepes with Orange Sauce. The setting was private as we were the only guests at the Dining area and the service was excellent!! Enjoyed a tasty Coffee Contardo at the end of our fabulous traditional Spanish Meal. The Fixed Menu Lunch is 20 Euros per person, well worth it! Mui Bien!!

Highly recommendable restaurant!…read more My friend from Santiago reserved this place for us - we were 8 people total - and we had a brilliant evening... We shared a number of dishes, mainly seafood, and these were delicious. The house wine was also good. The portions are abundant... Let the restaurant prepare a variety of desserts to share! Very yummy!!! The setup of the place is typical for this area. Big wooden tables... Stone walls... The ceiling covered with greens (i.e. plants)... Very nice! The service and prices were good. We much enjoyed the live music they played later on with particular instruments.. Galician music and dance! :) Make a reservation to be sure of a table... Also for lunch as this place is usually packed. ;) Enjoy!

Came here for dinner after camino. I had polbo a grella. It was tender and delicious. Staff were…read morehelpful with recommendation. I wish I have friends here so I can taste other food. I would like to visit here when I come back to Santiago.

Possibly one of the worst restaurants services ever! Had us waiting for over 20min..then decided…read morethey didn't want 2 customers when they could cater to bigger crowds..told us they don't serve 2 people! Don't recommend this place

We had an Excellent lunch at The Milongas Parrillada Galaico Argentina. I had a mix of pork, cow…read moremeat and sausage with fries and salad. My friends had the crocante. Our meal included a entree, drink, main dish and dessert. It was one of the best meals we had in Spain.

SO amazing! After arriving in Santiago, my Camino walking partner and I were craving healthy…read moreveggies. We found this place thanks to the Heart of the Camino, and it did not disappoint! She ordered the vegetable curry and I ordered the tahini stir fry. So many appetizing items on their menu! Hummus, baba ganoush, cheese plate... Our server (the owner?) was SO attentive, kind and friendly. He took such great care of us! Fun fact: on certain weekdays they open at 6pm, so it's earlier than most Spanish restaurants and works perfectly so you can eat before the 7:30pm mass. They even saw us waiting outside and let us in 20 min early! I would highly recommend this place to any hungry, health-minded pilgrims along their journey. In fact, I might just go back for Round Two!

Malak Bistro was a pleasant surprise. The atmosphere was extremely comfortable and the food was…read moredelicious. This is upscale vegetarian. The falafel were the most delicious (and beautiful) I've ever eaten. Beyond that - the cook, waiter, and owner - is one of the most enjoyable people I met during my three weeks in Spain. Thanks Johnny!

We came in on a weekday evening for a pre-dinner beer. There was a group having a birthday…read moregathering, which looked fun. We grabbed a booth and a server came by. Unfortunately, we only speak English but he was able to help us out with beer, alcoholic and non-alcoholic. It was a decent cozy and local place for beer while we were in town.

Off the beaten path but worth it. The restaurant is chef owned and is well run. There is a wide…read moremenu of Spanish cuisine that is well prepared with daily specials. The offerings include mariscos, seafood, beef & pork with lots of tapas for starters. On the weekends there is live entertainment, dancing and the chef often gets involves with some comedic skits. Full bar and a good wine list of local and regional wines makes the pairings spot on Spanish.

The food is spectacular. A nice variety of food and beer to choose from. The complimentary olives…read moreare amazing, in a garlic oo that is to die for. Each of the sandwiches had a tasteful combination of ingredients that paired perfectly with the type of bread it came with. We tried the calamari, the mini burger, the mini hot dog, the baked pork and the fried pork and all had a unique taste and texture and were made with fresh ingredients. For dessert we tried the cheesecake as tje waiter suggested and were in bliss. This is not your traditional cheesecake, it's smooth and creamy and served in a martini glass. It is not too sweet and the combination with the berry sauce on the bottom is perfect. The waiter was the nicest person and accommodated non Spanish speakers easily. There are tables outdoors to enjoy the plaza and indoors it's a pleasant small place with great soft music. Since it's a bit outside the historic area it's pretty quiet and the prices decent.

Enxebre is one of the 2 Restaurants located within the Parador De Reis Catolicos. It's casual and…read morehas the feel of a Galician Tavern. You can also enter directly from the Plaza do Obradoiro (e.g., Cathedral Square). After our long drive up from Portugal's Douro Valley and confusing directions on how to get to the Parador, it was great to sit down for a relaxing lunch, in a welcoming atmosphere, and good service. We opted for a series of Galician appetizers and enjoyed everything. And for a Hotel restaurant and a steep exchange rate, prices were not out of line.