L'abellgu is my ALL TIME FAVORITE BAR EVER. This place is full of local flavor and is a real…read moreAsturian pub. It's homey with rock and chinking walls and makeshift seating... Were it not for electricity, you might swear you had been transported back in time. This place is timeless. The coolest thing about L'abellugu is the people it attracts. Its a hive Asturian artists, poets, musicians and activists. Over the decades the bar has been a favorite of Celtic- Asturian bands Llan de Cubel and Felpeyu. This is the kind of place where anyone could whip out an instrument at any time and revel patrons with a rousing reel or heart-rending ballad. This is the kind of pub that tourists DREAM of discovering. If you want to rub elbows with locals, this is the place to go. Don't be surprised if you don't understand a word they say, because here everyone speaks Asturianu, the language of Asturias. Everyone speaks Spanish too, but the kind of people who frequent L'abellugu don't WANT to speak the language of the that was thrust upon them by the opressive dictator Franco 40 years ago. It's a sore subject in Asturias. L'abellugu celebrates the local language, music, and culture. They have excellent beers on tap, lots of lovely Whiskeys and kreigs as well. The bathroom is scary, but that's pretty much universally the case in Spain anyway. Go and enjoy, but pee in the street. It's okay, really....

In my opinion, the best brewery little known in the area…read more The atmosphere is calm and there is usually not a lot of people. The decor very striking both inside and outside. They have a wide variety of beers at a reasonable price, and normally accompany a drink with something platito (peanuts, popcorn ,...). The waiters are friendly and nice.

Wooden pub very comfortable with a floor where you can enjoy discretly with your friends, because…read moreit has some kind of rooms with benchs and tables. Good music and tapas.

Nice spot to sip some vino and take in the sun after visiting the Palacio Gaudi and Catedral. Enjoy…read morethe atmosphere while sitting on the patio and watching Peregrinos rollo into town. Don't forget your sello! ¡Buen Camino!