We arrived just after 7:30, found the restaurant more than half empty, and were told curtly that we…read morecouldn't be served until 9. Given that most pilgrims on the camino will need to be back at their albergues no later than 10 pm, this abysmal service made eating here not just inconvenient, but impossible.

Great Poulpo and great price. Fast and good service and close to the center. Minimal deco with…read morebench style sitting.

Super crowed, came with no reservation and had to wait 45 minutes, having tinto de verano and…read morececina Leonense. The wait was worth it. All is good. Super nice service, excellent wine from Leon. Food: alubias with clams, salad, solomillo, lengua, lechal. Cheese cake and flan. Great place, best pulpo a la gallega.

Had wonderful tapas y vino right next door to the place we were staying while in Leon. The…read moreproprietor and his staff couldn't have been lovelier. The owner even showed us his dining area where he had a replica of the beautiful window from the Catedral. Tasty tapas, wonderful atmosphere, and great wine.

What a wonderful find in Sahagún!! Amazing food, pleasant…read morestaff, and great wine!! This is a must !!!

The food was great and the service was awesome. The young man serving us was taking care of many…read moreyet was so very pleasant to all.

This amazing delightful cafe is an eclectic combination of American-type foods with a Spanish…read moretwist. Came here tonight with my cousins fresh off a train and starving. We started with jamon croquettes which were delicious. There were six individuals ball-shaped croquettes. The cheese and ham on the inside form a light texture. We shared chicken fingers. The seasoning is unique. It came lightly crumbed, and cut into small pieces with a creamy dipping sauce. They tasted great- not overly fried. I ordered huevos rancheros. I'm accustomed to Mexican-style huevos rancheros. These, served in a small iron skillet, have a flavor of their own. The ranchero sauce is tomato based- added lightly on top of the huevos. The potatoes are more like french fries. Very good. For dessert, I had chocolate and churros which I definitely recommend.

Perfect place where to taste real Astorga's gastronomy. As I come from Madrid I was a bit…read moresuspicious regarding cocido style but it surpassed all my expectations. Food is delicious and very well served. Concretely chickpeas have a particular taste, even if you dont like them that much you will enjoy them. Quantity? As much as you want. Waiters are very professional and attentive. I must say they ask very soon if you have finished your dish...so they try to rush you a bit. Location is perfect in Astorga and for pilgrims is a nice place where to stop, relax and enjoy gastronomy.

We recommend this experience 100%…read more We were back again in Spain and went to Leon and headed to Bodega El Capricho Santa Elena Dde Jamuz. Dont just dine in but book the package with a tour. No words to explain this unique experience. We set off to see the farm and wine cellars and caves where they cure the meats etc. and then headed back to experience Bodega El Capricho meats and wines dining inside the cave setting. We were joined by owner Jose Gordon and our tour guide Alfredo who handles the experience inside the dining area and the one that is cutting the steaks table side explaining the different meat sections. Again we thank you for this unforgettable memories. Many thanks to Carameltrail.com for making this happen and arranging all lodging including high speed train and all private car services all over Spain and Portugal. We would more photos but there too many posted and youtube will show more details.

Very nice restaurant and definitely an interesting experience. Being from the Midwest USA (prime…read moremeat country) it would be difficult for me to call this the best steak restaurant in the world and overall quite frankly was a little disappointed. We participated in the tour of the farm, which was fun and quirky. Seeing the aging bodega was cool and understanding the traditions of this particular region really interesting. When we arrived for seating it was a bit of a slapstick comedy as we were circled up and down several sets of stairs, in and out of several rooms, as we were handed off from one person to another. Our server was very pleasant, but did little to describe what was being presented to us through the multiple courses and quickly disappeared once the plate was on the table. Trying to get water was a little bit of a challenge too, despite making it clear this was important to our group. The cave seating and ambiance was really a fun experience. The wine selection focuses on specialized regional / Spanish; wine pairings are not available. The amuse bouse was wonderful and set the bar high for courses yet to come. The cured / aged meats were excellent but the steak selection was flavorful but very chewy and not anywhere near the best of our experience. A good Leon local destination experience but not a culinary experience of a highly touted steak restaurant for the quality received (both food and service) at the high price point.