Best restaurant in la coruna The groper was excellent and…read moregreat service as well

Food was fabulous and service exceptional in this cozy, inviting restaurant. Bread and olive oil…read morewere delicious - beet greens and ham were wonderful. We had the Mero (grouper)with seafood sauce. The fish was so fresh. The sauce was light and flavorful with clams and shrimp - lovely potatoes accompanied. Also had the sea bass which was excellent. Desserts - flan, cheesecake, apple tart a la mode, and the best torta de Santiago (almond cake). It was the restaurants version of this typical regional cake. I was honored to meet Dory who was the person responsible for this delectable sweet! The owner of this family owned establishment, Alfred, was charming and could not have been more accommodating.

Went here and its now o sampaio so the other must have closed. The new place had some nice tapas…read moreand reasonable too

I know this place since opening near 2005. Great place for a beer or glass of wine, tapas y…read moreraciones. Great!

Restaurant I went to while on holiday. I am guessing the specialise in octopus since their…read morerestaurant sign has an octopus on it. The first time I think I have had octopus was just the previous day when in Bilbao in a great pintxos/tapas place - check out my review. However, not sure if it was how it was cooked but was not keen on it here. It was the texture - a bit slimy. I thought it may have tasted like squid which I really like. Other than the octopus, we had some a monkfish salad, sardine pie, calamari, mussels and we ordered some extra potatoes. The salad and sardine pie were OK, I can't even remember the calamari so can't have been that good (or bad) but the mussels were really nice - lovely flavour. The potatoes which came with the octopus (and the extra ones) I thought were undercooked. If it was just the food, I would be tempted to rate this 2/5 (or 2.5 if I could) but the service was good. The waitress who served us spoke English so was able to explain the menu. While we were eating we spotted a dog in the restaurant - guessing it belonged to the restaurant. It was looking downstairs which I think was the storeroom - and it appears where they were preparing the food and bring it upstairs to be cooked. Must have been tempting for the dog to go down the stairs and eat all the food!!

Found this recommended on a well known travel guide and I was extremely pleased. It was one of the…read morebest seafood I've ever tried, every single dish was incredible, the sardines, fried peppers and the octopus are to die for. A must for anyone visiting A Coruña.