This Italian restaurant is now named La Piccola Italia. We ate at the downstairs tavern room,…read morethough there is also an upstairs dining room. The restaurant opens at 7:00 p.m. for dinner, earlier than the customary 8:00 p.m. Spanish dinner hour. Complimentary appetizers of potato chips (crisps) and olives were served, an excellent touch! I ordered a Pizza Arrabbiata, which was a pepperoni pizza. It was 34 cm, just a bit larger than an American 12 inch pizza, but similarly designed as an individual serving for dinner. The pizza was excellent, cooked in the Neapolitan style. A little spicier than similar American pizzas. My wife ordered Ravioli ai Quattro Formaggi (four cheese ravioli) and enjoyed it. Very reasonably priced. Located in the historic district and recommended for lunch or dinner.

Saw paella on the menu and had to try this place. Got a table in the very back for three. Quiet on…read morethis rainy night. We are from California and with some patience from our waiter we ordered peppers, paella and steak. Coke zero and a bottle of Albariño completed our order. Although it took a little while we were served some bread and soon after that our peppers. Big fan of the roasted peppers. Slight bell pepper flavor but not hot. The steak came still sizzling and perfectly cooked medium rare. Lean and very flavorful. As good as every thing was, the highlight for me was the paella. Beautiful. Langostinos sitting on top of a large bowl of rice with chorizo fish chunks peppers onions and probably some other things I missed. Absolutely the best paella I've had. I highly recommend this restaurant.

I had the most delicious meal at Sicilia in Bocca while traveling through the city. I wish I would…read morehave taken pictures of the inside of the restaurant because it is very cute. It is larger than it appears from the outside, and has indoor and patio seating. I had the Margherita pizza, tiramisu and an aperol spritz; all were amazing.

Place was closed and not where directions said it should be. Very disappointing after a one mile…read morewalk. Even the locals had no idea where they were located

Looking for something quick to eat? This location is very good everything is fresh clean. They have…read moretables outside which is nice. They also have sangria beer wine Lisha very nice and clean. Must stop in employees have excellent customer service.

Newroz Döner Kebap is a Turkish Restaurant in Santiago de Compostela that appears just outside of…read morethe old town village. We found it by accident as we were heading down a narrow road that was leading out of the old village. We were desperately searching for a change of pace for lunch that did not include fish or any kind of tapas. It was refreshing to find a restaurant that provided a taste of something different; Turkish delights but also pizza. We ordered a cheese pizza that was quite cheesy along with a beer. The lunch experience was fabulous along with the comfortable outside patio that had a great views of the old and new villages. The inside of the restaurant was not as airy, but they did have a flat screen TV that had a football (soccer) game on. I don't understand why they call this restaurant "Fast Food". The pizza was specially made for us and it did not come out fast, just ordered as requested. Although I only had their pizza and beer, the lunch experience was wonderful and so was the price.