Best tapas bar in Oviedo. They special in octopus a la Gallega, boiled octopus with potatoes and…read moretopped with Spanish paprika and salt. They have a homemade coffee liquor that is quite strong and very tasty. A very Asturian restaurant and bar that has pinchos, tapas, and raciones and focuses on local sidra, cheeses, and tapas. The United States needs to learn from this culutre and establishments like these. One can only wish...

Cute restaurant with great service. I ordered the special for €6, pulpo á feira with…read moresidra...delicious with hints of spice from the paprika. A whole bottle of cider where the waiter promptly came by to pour expertly. It's quite, around the corner from the crazy cluster of restaurants, but still in the main shopping area. Free WiFi and they accept credit cards.

My wife and I each ordered the 11€ lunch of the day, which had 2 choices for each of 3 courses, so…read morewe could share. I also got an order of the local chorizo, which I love. The meal was a fantastic value and we didn't even eat the included desserts because we were so full (they packed them for us to take away)! The starters were deviled eggs stuffed with tuna and little sausages over fries. Then came a pork stew and zucchini filled with shredded chicken. Just when we thought we were done the bacalao and the ham steak showed up, both over potatoes. We powered thru, except for a few of the spuds. Lunch included a bottle of cider each, poured in the over-the-head Asturian style. Our waiters didn't speak English, but with some gestures and rudimentary Spanish we were well fed, and they were very kind to us.

We were very pleased with our dinner here tonight. The place had a nice atmosphere and nice decor…read more We arrived early based on Spanish time just before 8:00 pm. The waiter spoke English and helped us with the menu. We started with some wine and a cheese board with bread. Some of the cheese was very mild but others quite strong... As we ate, the place started to fill up with what appeared to be locals. Some were older, some couples and some families. It did not look like tourists. My wife ordered Rape fish also known as monkfish ... It was grilled whole with a lot of garlic sauce and boiled potatoes. She loved it. I had Hale in urcyn sauce over a thin layer of sliced potatoes. It was also very good. Everything including 4 glasses of wine was 63 euros. We were very pleased.

Casual restaurant in one of the main historic squares in Old Oviedo. I had tried to get an early…read moredinner at a few other places, but at 4 and 5 pm, many of the restaurants are already closed until 8pm. Casa Ramon is one of the few that have an uninterrupted kitchen service throughout the day, so that was an easy option for a hungry ME. I sat outside on the patio and most of the people did. Some had fried seafood, some just had drinks. I had a thin steak with fries and it was very well done. I had asked for low salt and they delivered an entree with low sodium. Good ! My server was nice and busy as he was one of the two serving all outdoor tables.

We.ve been travelling thru Europe for over 50 years and this is definitely the worst restaurant…read moreexperience ever !! Almost every dish served to us and our 2 friends wish terrible or just ok! The Gambas a la Plancha were hard as stones, uneatable, ever worse was the Arroz con Carabineros at 35 Eu each ! 179 Eu that should have been put in the trash ! We told the server how bad it was and just got a shrug ! Stay far away !!