Came to this place following our visit to the Parador Conde de Gondomar hotel visit. We were…read morewalking down the street and saw this restaurant which we thought looked good and decided to sit down after viewing the star ratings... well, disappointed!!! Actually very disappointed.... I missed a good meal in Galicia! Unacceptable. This place has absolutely no quality in food, not tasty and for me, I even left most of the dishes intact! The shrimp with squid garlic style is one of the simplest plates of the Spanish cuisine... how could they possibly get this wrong??? Instead of olive oil, they used butter in the casserole... simply disgusting. The piquillo peppers were ok, simply ok... I also had the grilled baby squid and these were as lame as they could be... no flavor and very bad seasoned! My wife had the beed which was also well... do not want to remember this place... then to top it off, the traditional crepes were, well, the worst ... avoid this place period!!

We had an excellent lunch at la Boqueria. Bread, paella, Croquetes, red wine, sparkling white wine,…read morefries, shrimp for four people and we paid 87 Euros. The restaurant is right next door where we were staying, in a small plaza. Just loved it! Clean and nice restroom.

OK, so I stumbled across this restaurant just based on the number of locals outside. Wow what a…read morewonderful surprise. Inside you'll find plenty of seating and the selection of seafood is amazing. Vigo is known for its mussels, oysters, and local seafood. I ordered a dish of grilled octopus that came with local scallops and local mushrooms. Honestly, I have never cried while eating a meal, but this was the first time I've experienced it. The combination of local mushrooms coupled with the creaminess of octopus was something I'd never experienced before. Complete mouthgasm. The dish came to €20. I also tried their local prawns that were done with the crispy outside shell but tender, moist shrimp. You get six of these for €12. Finally, the local Galician wine is something to be enjoyed. They are known for Albariño but honestly, I really did like the red here. It wasn't fruit forward like the red wine that I'm used to in my local area but more subtle and well balanced. The service was spot on. They don't pester you like some places do in the US but also wasn't completely ignored. I want to come back here but at the same time I wanna try other places. Highly recommend it if you're in the area!

This is a great little restaurant in the center of the city. They have really nice options for…read moretheir menu del dia, which changes every day and they have tons of other options on their menu. I ordered a dish that had chorizo, potatoes, and fried eggs and it was delicious! Prices were also really affordable considering this was definitely in a more touristy area. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone coming to Vigo.

The food was ok but not more than this. Good service and cozy vibe with nice design. There are an…read moreoriental vibe in the menu that is opposite to the design of the place. I tried the Thai dish that wasn't so good and far from the original. The dish was pale with no color at all.

Great food and tapas with an amazing view over to Portugal . It is an easy walk from Valença.read more

Absolutely fantastic!! We were seated close to the end of lunch. Tuesday afternoon and the place…read morewas bustling busy. Had their Vigo specialty, the boiled and seasoned octopus. Holy Crap!! There could never be enough. Unlike any octopus dish I have ever had. Even though super busy, service was good and friendly. Reasonably priced. Wanna go back right now for more!

We are walking the Camino de Santiago and we needed to do laundry. We asked a local about a good…read morerestaurant to eat at. They recommended this place. It is amazing. The food is delicious. We ordered ensaladilla de marisco, croqetas de chocos, empadilla polloi and pulpo. We wanted foie de bacalao, but our waiter said it was too much food. He was right. It was delicious.

Wow! Everything we had was exceptional!! We ordered the rape and the coruxo, both delicious. Good…read moreside options, salad and potatoes we good too. For desert we ordered the pastel de queso, which was a perfect ending to a memorable meal. Service was fast and friendly. We hope to come back soon.

The best places to eat in Spain are the most understated, and this follows that trend. On the menu…read moreis what's been caught in the last couple of days. It is beautifully, and simply cooked, like all Spanish cooking. But if you want Carne, look elsewhere

Our evening was perfect. The wait staff, the food and wine were really good. We'll return again…read morewhenever we're in Vigo again.

Oh my GOD!!!! I always get a little nervous eating at a place that hasn't been reviewed by many…read morepeople, but this place is where our tour guy recommended that local chefs go to eat. It was probably the best meal that me and our three other friends ever ate. We came from a cruise to this city and I while fly back just for this food as it was that good. I hope this review finds the next foodie helpful. MUST TRY!!!!!