Good service & great location to sit outside and watch the people coming in from their walk/ride…read morefrom the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. Food was decent. The pulpo was great. The mussels, Camarones, langostinos, salad of the house w/tuna were just ok.

They coaxed is in to watch Euro cup. We had eaten already but they offered deserts from the…read morerefrigerator. Restaurant was empty. Advice to owner:remove plastic table cloths, offer fresh baked desserts from neighboring bakeries. Add tapas. Decide if you are a sports bar or restaurant. Put tv on bar side instead of restaurant side. A big eh on this one! Create experience!!!

I promised myself not to write a review while on vacation, but I can't keep this restaurant to…read moremyself. As many good meals as we have had on this trip, and we had some good ones, this one stands out. Establishment appearance: good. Unassuming exterior but pleasant and comfortable on the inside. Service: excellent. From greeting to farewell,  the staff goes out of their way to make you feel welcome, and satisfied. Quality of ingredients: couldn't be better. Most still alive when you walk in the door. The waiter proudly shows some of them for your approval before they are cooked. We decided on the "Mariscada Especial" a large seafood platter for 2. A large (approx 32" long) platter layered with every shellfish you can think of, and some you may never have seen before; they even threw in some "percebes" (barnacles) a small crustacean mostly found in northern Spain and part of France and considered a delicacy, with a price to match it's reputation. Before the meal arrived, we ordered a local beer. A large basket of bread was delivered with the customary olive oil and vinegar, and a dish with  cheese, sliced toasted bread and the freshest olives I have ever tasted. We had some local wine with the food, and I'm unashamed to admit that as large as it was,  we finished our meal in its entirety. Everywhere you walk in Santiago de Compostela almond cookies or cake is offered; so we tried the almond cake for dessert and even though I had it before, it didn't disappoint. But the dinner wasn't over yet; when I requested the bill, the waiter said that we couldn't leave without trying one of the liquors they use to celebrate a special occasion. On the house, of course. He returned with 2 shot glasses and 2 bottles of liquor: one sweet and creamy, the other more tart and stronger. In my mind, we were getting a shot of our choice and then be in our way, but, after explaining the difference between the two, he said: "try them both and enjoy". He left the table and didn't return until several shots later when I hailed him back for the bill again. The next time I find myself in the area, I know where I will go for dinner, and maybe you should give them a try as well; there is a good chance you will be as satisfied as I was.

We were turned away despite the restaurant being virtually empty, while others were allowed to walk…read morein without reservations. When we tried to make a reservation on the spot, we were also denied. No clear explanation was given. Whether this was a miscommunication, a language barrier, or something else, the experience left our group of six feeling unwelcome. The food looked great from the outside, which makes it all the more disappointing. Would not recommend risking it for a large group. Go to A Catriña down the road instead. Easy fast friendly and tasty food. No reservations required.

Unfortunately not very good. Got the empanada and scallops and both lacked flavor. The person next…read moreto us got the fish dish and said it lacked flavor. It ended up being expensive as well. Service was just fine. The employees are very kind.

Nice little local not a tourist trap restaurant for a quick bit and get your pilgrim stamp on your…read morepassport. The food was good the octopus was very good here.

Food and service was good. They are in the Main Street and…read morehave plenty of tables outside. Wi-Fi access Perfect for a little lunch at the end of a long walk on the Camino!

Loved the patio and camaraderie! We were super hungry, thirsty, and the other place across the…read morestreet was just too crowded. So glad we stopped in here and indulged in some wings, pimientos de padron (excellently salted), bocadillos, and sangria. Be sure to sit outside and watch people stroll by. It's such a great mix of people from all over the globe. Oddly enough, we ended up sitting right next to a nice family from La Canada. The world truly is small and beyond huge, all at the same time. In the end, it's all beautiful. Buen Camino!

What a lovely breakfast spot! We enjoyed the Catalan and American breakfasts. The fresh orange…read morejuice tasted like candy and the double white coffee was perfect for a chilly morning of walking around. The server was pleasant and friendly. He even entered the WiFi password into my phone for me!

I ate at Milonga's twice while in Santiago. The breakfast is definitely a must try, though I…read morewouldn't say the same about the burger. Milongas offers both inside and outside seating, both are great, as is the overall ambiance of the place. Don't leave without trying the breakfast specials!!

Nice thin crust pizza at a good price. They actually use real Parmesan cheese on their pizzas,…read morewhich is a nice change for this area. There are two very small tables outside, it's a better option for carry-out or taking away and having a picnic.

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