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.

It is worth noting that the restaurant at "the end of the world" should be considered good enough…read moreto be your last meal. We found such a meal. This restaurant is located with a wonderful view of the sea. As you may have guessed the food was fish and more fish. It is good thing because the daily catch of fish and sea food was offered in a plethora of preparations that made choosing hard. The best strategy is to ask the waitstaff to describe the preparations and which fish was the freshest. Although it is way out of the way it is work the ride. We ate lunch in a dining room filled to capacity.

The best meat we had in Galicia. The salad and the fries were delicious. I love the fact that we…read morecooked our own veal to our term by using this hot stone.

My son and I are walking the Camino. The pictures of the steak looked so good, but I was kind of…read moreafraid to try it- because of the mixed reviews. IT WAS FABULOUS! Use the salt and seasoned olive oil bowl on the table to sprinkle over both sides of your steak as you cook it to the temp you like on the hot stone they bring you. The meal included a delicious fresh salad with tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and the most flavorful olive oil sprinkled over the salad- plus plenty of crispy, perfectly salted fries, a drink, and coffee or dessert. We upgraded from the 35 euro for 2 people to 40 euro because we were both starving and wanted more meat - 1 kilogram. We devoured that steak! We cooked it medium rare, but still needed to cook a couple of pieces a little longer, but our stone plate was no longer hot. The lady working the bar and waiting tables came right over and brought us a hot stone. She and the chef in the back were so friendly and helpful. Our total meal was 42 euro - probably because I added a big bottle of water to our drink orders of one coke and hot tea. I actually had two hot mint teas - called "infusion" because the tea was so flavorful. It was a little more expensive, but we'll worth it! We would definitely stop here again- even though we were both to full to finish the fries!

Don't come in here expecting anything other than what it is.....a family run bar serving kick-ass…read morefood and reasonably priced drinks....and nobody speaks a work of English. We had just flown into A Coruña an hour earlier and were headed to Muxia when the grumbly in our tumbly grew too loud to ignore. We pulled over at the very next bar-cafe we saw and lucked out here. Bar Antoxo is very unassuming, clean and popular with the locals. And their food was awesome. With out drinks we were served: Tortilla España (tender, salty, and done perfectly) Callos with Chickpeas (if this was your first introduction into Callos then you would come back for more) We ordered: Tortilla España (after all, with tortilla this good, a tapa is not enough) Zorza con Patats (tender pork cubes marinated with chorizo seasonings and grilled with potatoes.....yum) This place has two fully-stocked bars which is a testament to how popular it is. We will come back.