How much is fried calamari at tapa restaurant? maybe 4-5 euro for a small plate?…read more Here you can get a mcdonald's hamburger size warm calamari sandwich for 2 euro, or bigger one for 3 euro, or a big box of freshly fried calamari for 6 euro. I'm picky with calamari and it was very good. I liked that the bread was warm. Great snack. Try it. PS: Next to Frioz supermarket.

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Amazing tortilla and risotto combined with wonderful service! Definitely a little hidden gem in the…read moremiddle of the city.

We came here at the recommendation of a shop owner and boy was this a find! For €8.90 we had a…read morethree course meal each for lunch. The mushrooms in garlic sauce are to die for as was the soup I believe it was called Fidelio soup. For our main course I had the pork ribs which they called churrasco and my friend had the chicken breast both excellent. I failed to mention the fresh potatoes that came with each meal. It was topped off by two wonderful desserts Tiramisu which was homemade and flan This was a food highlight of our European trip. don't miss it and I Gotta

My favorite place for late nite or anytime food! Everything you'd expect, sandwiches, hamburgers,…read morehotdogs.... On Fridays there is homemade Spanish tortilla! Juan is the best!

Not the cleanest restaurant, but on a Sunday you can't beat the price! It's busy, and the employees…read morehuddle to get your beers poured and food out. Little sandwiches and decent salads, cold beer. Fast food Spanish style. Euro mania is worth the experience you get to try a bit of everything you'd like. Ambiance is casual. Service was fast.

You will spot many (former) camino peregrinos here as it is a pretty easy-to-order, straightforward…read morerestaurant/cafe. Premise: they have 100 "montaditos" which are like tiny sandwiches, and you write down which ones you want on a slip of paper, give it to the cashier, and there is your food! They price very fairly, with Mondays even having all montaditos for 50 cents. The tapas-esque Spanish cuisine really shines in this modern twist. By the way, this is a chain and therefore is also more "reliable" if you are unsure about the restaurant quality around the rest of Santiago. Or, if you were like me still on American time, this place is open even during "siesta."

I had a few hours in between business meetings and this was the perfect place to sit down for lunch…read moreand some personal email catching up. Friendly, cozy and delicious food. As usual in Spain, not rushed at all. I had the lasagna, the beef was delicious though a bit more cheesy than I expected; still ate every bite!