Brevis in Arzúa was more than a café tonight, it felt like being welcomed into someone's home. They…read morewent out of their way to prepare a special dinner and thoughtfully accommodate my dietary needs with such kindness and generosity. In a town full of pilgrims, this little place feels like a hidden gem... possibly the best kept secret in Arzúa. Highly recommend to anyone walking the Camino and looking for not just a meal, but genuine warmth and hospitality.

The food was amazing. The beat I have had along the Camino so far and very affordable. Highly…read morerecommend.

Like Alice in Wonderland turned into a large bar with spacious whimsical patio. Based on a novel I…read morenever read but super cool nonetheless. Cocktails are cheap, 6 euros ish, patio has several nice lit up fountains, 90s rock music playing inside, plants hanging from the ceiling like a secret underground hideout from Neverland.

We picked this place from Yelp based on close proximity to our location after visiting a nunnery…read more What a pleasant surprise! You enter through a non-descript door off a busy streets and enter a fairly standard dark bar and then it opens up to this surreal patio with an incredible view of a canyon down below. Very good service amidst the hanging plants and flowing water. The drinks were nothing exceptional but definitely worth a visit for the scenery

Every time we go to Muxia we visit this little bar as many times as we can…read more My Mother in Law was a marvelous, gifted cook. The Tapas that come out of the tiny kitchen are as good as anything that my MIL had ever made. This is what Spain is really about. Comfortable, humble surroundings that floor you with the quality of their food.

In a town dependent upon poor pilgrims and wealthy to middle-class tourists we set out to find a…read morebar that catered to neither. Muxia is loaded with places featuring peligrino menus for 8-9 euros or bogavante for 80 euros; all of them enticing visitors of many persuasions to drop as much coin as possible....O Espeto does neither...or at least not as blatantly. This family-run pub offers the locals exactly what they want: A comfortable place to sit and relax, enjoy a favorite beverage and chat about the comings and goings on of the day. Their beverage selection is limited. They serve Estrella Galicia on tap (as does every other self-respecting drinking establishment in the part of the world) and basic wine choices. Mixed drink may be a challenge so better off sticking to what sells. O Espeto is quite generous with their complimentary tapas. Our drink and snack bill for the both of us came to......I'm sorry, I don't want to tell you since you won't believe me. Let me put it this way, we have spent more elsewhere for just a sandwich. O Espeto is located on away from the tourist shops on the harbor and only a block from an oceanside plaza. It's not that hard to find and we think your effort will be well rewarded. We will be back.

A relative newcomer on the scene in bustling A Coruña, you'll feel young, hip and ready for fun as…read moreyou enter. THe brewery is large with a bar that runs the lengthy of the space like a Möbius strip. There are a number of booths to sit along the wall and middle. We sampled the reserve red and black 1906. There were about 8 beers to chose from tonight. We liked the black a bit more than the red. We also sampled the tapas. The mussles and bread were short of perfection. Though nobody spoke English, it was easy to order and they kept offering us extras because they enjoyed our North American friendly but not rowdy or presumptuous patronage. The female bartender owned the place. There was a lot of what we considered single older men who were rude AF and she handled each one like a champ. The show plus a good drink and perfect Galician seafood made for a great evening! See website for hours and location. There is street and public parking nearby.

Huge place! Excellent beer straight from the brewery down the road. Estrella Galicia. Beer just…read morebrewed & pasteurized is trucked over here ice ice cold. The Tapas or Pinchos are fresh from the sea. We had the Scallops- oh emmm geeee!. Artisan bread is served with your order. (See photos). Let's keep this place a secret.

So we limped our way into Arzua, tired, hungry, and thirtsy. Wouldn't you know it, everything was…read moreclosed. Thankfully, we came into Casa Florencio right as they were shutting down and they indulged us for a while before we had to head out again. What fantastic hospitality! The barkeep brought out some cheese, vermut, and we were in heaven. Thank you for saving our souls.

Sandwiches without bread, Jell-O shots, outdoor bathrooms and English speaking staff. Great hole in…read morethe wall place.....

Excellent local tapas. The chicken dish named after the bar was one of the best meals I have ever…read morehad. Got several tapas, beer and wine for two and and all for 20 euros. Try finding that in the states!