Incredible cheese selection and excellent peppers. The cider was also delicious and we were even…read moregiven free cherries that were amazing at the end of our meal. Highly recommend!!!

From the owner: Cervecería-Cafetería-Vinoteca-Raciones-Tablas-Las mejores Anchoas del Cantábrico y sobre todo…read morePersonalidad.

For an American in Lugo (also for Lucenses in Lugo!), this bar is amazing. The bartender is…read moreawesome, makes jokes, and remembers your drink preferences if you're a regular. The vibe inside the bar is casual and medieval: it's like diving into a time-machine cave where each table is a stone nook and you can order tea, beer, eat pizza for your tapa after 20:00, and spend hours playing trivia on Thursday nights. It's my friends' and my go-to spot for casual tapas, for beginning a night, and for simply just socializing. I love the pub-like feel of the place and how nice everyone is. And, you'll find, it's often open on the quieter evenings during the week when the other tapas places aren't.

I decided to put this place on a map since I left unsatisfied. In short, don't bother. The longer…read moreversion is that the soccer on TV is the only good thing about this place. I ordered muscles and it was the worst I ate in my life. Trust me, I had a lot of them through the years, I'm old and I live in NY. They smelled like sewage. Pulpo, traditional Galician plate of octopus was ok, far from great. I ate it anyway because I was starving. The glass of wine that was included in a meal was a splash, enough for may be a sip. The service wasn't good neither and I had to wait for a check for a while. I'm thinking " Relax dear, it's Spain, they don't work for tips". What do you think? Not only I was charged 10% gratuity ( which I'm totally ok with) but they charged me an extra for the bread that I didn't ask for. I don't care about the money but I recon they don't respect tourists. There are so many places around this area that are much better in a same price range, unless you just wanna get a beer and watch a game.

A great craft beer bar, close to the Cathedral and many alburgues in the area…read more A friendly and helpful staff helped us pick some local Galician craft beers, that were very tasty. If you like craft beer, this is a must visit.

Excellent craft beer bar offering up a variety of artisanal beers, both local and foreign. Each…read moredrink is served with a tasty tapa. Furthermore, the bartenders are both friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!

A relative newcomer on the scene in bustling A Coruña, you'll feel young, hip and ready for fun as…read moreyou enter. THe brewery is large with a bar that runs the lengthy of the space like a Möbius strip. There are a number of booths to sit along the wall and middle. We sampled the reserve red and black 1906. There were about 8 beers to chose from tonight. We liked the black a bit more than the red. We also sampled the tapas. The mussles and bread were short of perfection. Though nobody spoke English, it was easy to order and they kept offering us extras because they enjoyed our North American friendly but not rowdy or presumptuous patronage. The female bartender owned the place. There was a lot of what we considered single older men who were rude AF and she handled each one like a champ. The show plus a good drink and perfect Galician seafood made for a great evening! See website for hours and location. There is street and public parking nearby.

Huge place! Excellent beer straight from the brewery down the road. Estrella Galicia. Beer just…read morebrewed & pasteurized is trucked over here ice ice cold. The Tapas or Pinchos are fresh from the sea. We had the Scallops- oh emmm geeee!. Artisan bread is served with your order. (See photos). Let's keep this place a secret.