Heard great things about this spot while in town, so we decided to have a go at it. Glad to report…read morethat it didn't disappoint! Had some chicken, fries, a whole platter of tomatoes, dessert, and several glasses of wine while enjoying the views from the patio. Everything was so damn tasty! They also offer a hearty Pilgrim menu at a good price. Don't forget your sello! ¡Buen Camino!

5.13.17: Yes it has been a year but I just have to write a review because well there is none. This…read morewas recommended by our Airbnb host. We didn't think much of it just a place to eat one we checked in. Luckily parking wasn't as hard as we thought. There was lots of entrances to the wall. So don't just stick to one area. The place was small and we thought we would have to wait a long time but we didn't. Walked in and was greeted by the owner, originally she thought they were too full and we had to wait long but it turns out not everyone eats for over four hours. So the wait wasn't long. We got lucky. The owner was amazing she took the time to explain to us the dishes that they had as the only menu is on the wall. Although she didn't speak fluent English with the few Galacian words I knew for food ordering wasn't hard. Surprisingly good! Didn't know what to expect. Everything tasted homemade and tasted so good. We started out with bread they give you this automatically and will charge so let them know if you don't want it. It was only 70 cents per person. We ordered the stuffed peppers which has fish inside, beef with potatoes, octopus, and small carafe of red wine. The food was amazing. The stuffed peppers were a nice surprise. The beef was so tender the texture reminded me of beef cheeks. The potatoes was so unexpected. It looked like chips with air pockets. It was good and not too fried. Our favorite has to be the octopus. Super tender, not chewy, and had the right amount of oil and paprika. The place was so affordable and it tasted like authentic galacian meal. Yummy

This place has the most amazing cheese, jamon, bread and wine. It is unusual for not having a…read morekitchen, but it really doesn't matter when you have jamon as good as they do. At opening times, tables are ready with bottles of wine and food, for their loyal clinetele. The smell of this place is heavenly. Most of the other places nearby also serve good wine and fabulous tapas.

Short review: Phenomenal food, atmosphere and service; everything was first class and we had a…read moretruly memorable evening meal with absolutely no complaints about a single thing. We are American travelers and were staying with in-laws near Viveiro. 8 of us were on our way back from Ourense and stopped in Lugo to break up the long drive. I thought we would have a quick drink and some light fare and get on the road. My brother-in-law made a quick reservation and we found Campos. We had gone to the thermal hot springs in Ourense and a few of us were dressed in jeans; I was in a heavy black hooded sweatshirt. We later recalled feeling uncomfortable to realize that we were in such a fancy place, where everyone else was clearly dressed for fine dining, and I was a little shocked by the prices. By the end of coffee and dessert we had spent nearly 400€ with only one bottle of wine. But if you are used to spending like that, or if this is a reach but you want a special meal, we highly recommend Campos. The wait staff were utterly professional, warm and slightly reserved. The room was beautiful and tastefully decorated, with lovely lighting, bright enough yet not overbearing. Our meals and desserts were served on very lovely handmade pottery (modern, not rustic). All of our food was magnificent and the desserts were also very special. We are grateful to the wait staff who made our evening so special!

The tapas competition is on and Campos has a beautifully presented win. The flavors combine tangy,…read moreslightly salty with a slow roasted meat tapa on top of a crunchy explosion that won our hearts.

The service was fine contrary to many other reviews, it might have to do with my friend spoke…read morefluent Spanish. The restaurant was simple with shared table and bench. The food was ok, nothing special. We had caldo gallego, which was basically cabbage and potato soup, ensalada clásica, which was standard and fresh, carnes ao caldeiro, was ok, and gambas al ajillo tasted funky.

We stop by here when for a quick bite as it was recommendation by our tour guide. I can see this…read moreplace is where the locals and tourist all come here to eat as they have the stamps for the Camino de Santiago. The food was very fresh as you can see them making the octopus right as you walk in the potatoes were perfect texture when pair with the octopus. The service was pretty fast and the noise level can get a bit loud but in a good way.

Perfect spot for lunch. The waiter was so accommodating by splitting orders for 3 people. The…read morelarge beer came out with ice crystals and the food was amazing. Get the octopus! Sitting outside after a full day of walking was key.

At first it seems like a nice cafetería to have a "bocadillo" but after you give it a chance, it…read moreis not only one of the best restaurants in "El Camino" but it is also healthy and extremely tasty!! Obviously the octopus is one of the main plates...served grated in a hamburger, and in a bruschetta with a smoked cheese and caramelized onions. Another great recommendation are the croquettes, mixed preferred, spinach, calamari and shrimp. As dessert the artisan ice cream which may vary depending on the season...we tasted an amazing raspberry, strawberry, kiwi and "grosella" mix. VERY GOOD RESTAURANT.

We ate here the night before our 1st day walking the Santiago de Compostela. It was a nice evening…read moreand we ate outside. Plenty of vino blanco and cerveza. There were several other pilgrims eating there too. The food was excellent particularly their rustic bread. The little woman that served us was a delight! If you find yourself in Sarria, Spain give PLC a try. Buen Camino!

Recommended by our hotel, our party of 4 shared an E18 plate of octopus. There is no menu here,…read morejust octopus and wonderful crusty bread. Cheap cerveza. Dine with the locals! Fun to watch the kitchen pull the whole octopuses out of boiling pot and cut them up! When in Galicia.....