I stopped here as my first official meal in Spain after traveling nearly 24 hrs on my arrival to…read morewalk the Camino de Santiago in September 2019. This location is beyond cozy. At first I was intimidated that it would be outside of my price range as the restaurant is beautiful with marble tile and counter tops. It looks like you could have seen ex pats sitting here in the 1920s! I found a dish of beef tongue along with roasted red peppers served cold. As you can see it was sliced paper thin and served with wonderful Spanish bread. As many places in wine country of Spain they have an extensive local wine list. As a. On drinker I do not have a review but prices are very good 2 euro up to 6 or 8. They provided me with a small appetizer of local boiled sausages. Most local restaurants serve them they are delicious. I loved the owner I entered into a conversation with her about the US for a while. I had arrived late near closing time and this was one of the few restaurants open she kept it open for me and we had a nice chat.

Had a great little breakfast here on our way out of Leon. The tortillas were splendid, bread soft,…read moreand the cafes hot the spot. Extra bonus points for the decor! Would've loved to have had another meal there, but our time ran out. ¡Buen Camino!

Super adorable and romantic spot with very reasonable breakfast prices, afternoon tea coffee (small…read morecake pastry with your coffee con leche), and while we didn't get to try their dinner - loved how they clearly marked the menu for allergens. Loved the outdoor patio in the back, and the decorated library with chandelier, and service was friendly and fantastic. Sitting here was definitely one of our highlights during our visit to León!

Located right in Plaza de San Isidoro, this restaurant proved to be a great place to spend some of…read morethe afternoon. We had some wine, watched groups of people come and go, and marvelled in the beauty of the plaza. Be sure to sit on the patio and take it all in.

Located on the square across from the basilica, Boccalino is a gem! We had the "Menu del Dia" in…read morewhich you get to choose from one appetizer, one entrée, and it also includes bread, wine, sangria or beer, plus dessert. Everything that we both had was delicious! Definitely try the sangria, which was the best I ever tasted.

Good food, nice p-people, and the restaurant was completely remodeled. So the two large rooms…read moreinside are clean and very pleasant. I had an excellent risotto with grilled fish. Others had a delicious risotto with mushrooms and truffle. I warmly recommend.

I had the pasta--yummy and rich with setas (mushrooms). Then a citrusy chicken and the tarte de la…read morecasa. Service was careful but not overbearing. Food was delicioso and I enjoyed the wine very much. Try this place; you won't regret it.

Delicious tapas and tosta This super busy bar (standing room…read moreonly) serves really great tapas, which you get free with your drinks, but the tostas that we ordered were exquisite - pork cheeks with apple and cured sardines with capsicum.

Excellent spot to have some vino y tapas. Great view of the Cathedral. It comes alive! Service was…read moreexcellent and the vino was magnífico! ¡Buen Camino!

Great wine selection. Tasty tapas. Many menu options. Close to the cathedral. Friendly service…read more Will return.

Had a fantastic afternoon here during our first day in Leon! Drank some good canas, ate great…read moretapas, and even better conversation with locals. The service was friendly and the while vibe was electric. It's one of those places that you can unwind and get the feel of the city from locals. Good times!

This place quickly becomes busy during a cold evening; patrons appreciate the outdoor heaters…read more Service is a little slow, and the food just OK. I think that once it slows down the quality of food and service most likely is better.

Sometimes in Spain you find a perfect bite! That place has it. they no not take reservations and so…read moreour party of 6 had to wait ten minutes or so. The tables outside are the way to go in summer. The first thing that came out was the free homemade potato chips with spicy paprika...free, of course, because we got drinks. The other dishes were quite good, fried fish and excellent cecina croquetas. The morcilla was also as always--when in León, if your constitution is up for it, get morcilla. But the two dishes that would make me go back today if I could were out of this world. First, the ensalada de altar, oh boy, big ol hunk of burrata. Second, the langostinos abrigados con setas y salsa de cabrales. Out of this world, perfect cheesy sauce with mushrooms on giant bacon wrapped shrimp...just do me a favor and get this dish! The price was also reasonable and worth every euro..

Great place! We had to wait a bit at the bar, with a beer and tapas time flew, so no problem…read more EnSalada Leonesa is great, and so were the pimientos with ventrusca (tuna). Excellent value for money!