Arrived into town with no accommodations booked. The next city is 17k so this was for sure our…read morestopping point. Centrally located. 1-2-3 bed options. 40-45-55 price range (euro) Market about 2 minutes down the street. Rooms come with bathroom and towels

From a well traveled American perspective this was a perfect "local lunch" experience. If you're…read morelooking for genuine local and carefully prepared comfort food in a restaurant this is the place. Filled with businessmen, local families, and maybe a tourist you'll find delicious, if somewhat basic, food and attentive service. My wife had delicious vegetable soup and quail. I had a really delicious paella and stewed lamb. All as lunch "menu" specials. It was very economical, especially considering wine was included in the lunch price.

We had dinner here, seated at around 7:30 and one of three tables with patrons. One of us had a…read moreburger with fried potatoes - deemed it fine. The other had the Morcilla de Burgos (blood sausage with rice). The menu sad it came with peppers and there was one small red pepper along with fried potatoes. The Morcilla was fine but overall the food was just okay. The 'tinto' was a Tempranillo and also just okay. The patio was a very nice place to eat outside. Next door is a fancy restaurant that was quite busy. Our food was affordable for Camino walkers at 25€