This cafeteria is OK bit not my first choice. The location is on a busy street as many are around…read morehere and is a little Loud. Tapas are OK as well, not the best but not terrible. The staff is attentive which makes up for the other. Note: outdoor seating is shared with Ezaro, black chairs Paneta, white Ezaro

I'm a firm believer that the environment in which I study affects the grade that I receive. I…read morecould not think of a better study space than Cafeteria Planeta. On a sunny day, I bring my DELE books, order a glass of Albariño, and people-watch from the sidewalk. I'm also a firm believer in the Spanish bar value proposition. When I order a glass of wine, I love to receive some olives or a montadito to snack on. At Planeta, I am presented with a bowl of olives, a full plate of montaditos, and half a tortilla espanola. (Granted, the tortilla is not the best [1], but it's the thought that counts!) For 2.30 euro, I am satiated, relaxed, and leave the bar much better prepared for my exam. There's one waiter in particular who speaks a little bit of English. He speaks to me in English, I speak to him in Spanish. Let's hope the conversation portion of the DELE tests life skills, such as asking for a Terras Gauda albariño... [1] The tortilla is very flat, not very fluffy, and slightly dry.

Amazing tortilla and risotto combined with wonderful service! Definitely a little hidden gem in the…read moremiddle of the city.

We came here at the recommendation of a shop owner and boy was this a find! For €8.90 we had a…read morethree course meal each for lunch. The mushrooms in garlic sauce are to die for as was the soup I believe it was called Fidelio soup. For our main course I had the pork ribs which they called churrasco and my friend had the chicken breast both excellent. I failed to mention the fresh potatoes that came with each meal. It was topped off by two wonderful desserts Tiramisu which was homemade and flan This was a food highlight of our European trip. don't miss it and I Gotta

Simple coffee shop. They have what you need, coffee, drinks, sandwiches…read more Staff is nice and polite. Beautiful park area as surroundings

The mountain of O Castro is the where the first inhabitants settled, there are remains dating from…read morethe second century. The fort that crowns the top of O Castro commands a beautifull almost ariel view of Vigo Bay, the city and the rande Straits. There are various monuments dedicated to Curros Enriquez and others including the stonemasons. There were tunnels and passageways found that connected the castle and the city. There is also a magnificent botanical garden with a water feature and fountains and also a wide variety of both native and foreign species of pines, cedars and camellias.

Beautiful views and great tapas. Spacious inside with chic decor. The big terraza is on Paseo…read moreAlfonso XII - a street with some amazing views of the city and port.

Excellent choices for brunch and great service!. The ambience is nice and the prices were…read morereasonable. I'd return!

Sésamo is such a solid spot in the neighborhood. I am American and find most of the restaurants in…read morethe area to be pretty bland and also pretty much never open when you want to eat. Sésamo is open all day and offers different cuisines, and does a surprisingly good job. Indian, Mexican, Mediterranean, etc. Also they have great salads and vegetables which is rare or nonexistent in vigo. They also have amazing juices / smoothies similar to health food spots back home. If you're looking for somewhere healthy (ie not pulpo or jamón and potatoes) and OPEN when you want it to be, this is the spot :) thanks y'all