This was my favorite pizza restaurant in town. The pizzas were filling and had a variety of…read moretoppings. We had the Marguerite (with tomato), four cheese, and tricolor salad. They also have a good wine selection, beautiful view of the beach, and excellent (albeit Spanish paced) service. I'm also assuming this is a favorite amongst locals as many neighbors popped in to say hello or have a meal.

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!

This was a terrible experience. The waiter didn't speak any English which was okay except he made…read moreNO effort to understand us. We ordered the first pizza on the 2nd pizza menu Maria something to start which was fantastic. My boyfriend ordered the carbonara and I got the fettuccine Alfonzo. Both trash. We didn't even make a dent. The service sucked so bad, there was one server for so many people in here. Over all bad experience but giving 2 stars because pizza was class.

There are several branches of Cambalache at A Coruña. In all of them the food served is…read moreItalian-Argentinian. The menu includes several pasta varieties (lasagne, gnochi, spaghetti), salads and some meat dishes. This branch also has a salad bar where you can make you own salad using the ingredients available. I have to highlight from the starters the garlic bread that is very tasty and the provolone cheese with spices that is very yummy. I usually order as a main the Cambalaches gnochi that are really good with perfect flavour. The restaurant has two separate areas: one for smokers and the other for non-smokers. The prices are very reasonable, a meal for two can bee around 40 Euro.