The worst food I've ever had... The quality went down since they changed the owners…read more About the food: The risotto I ordered was viscous and looked like a puree, I couldn't eat it. The Castilian soup was basically just bread and not flavor at all :-( The presentation of the sea bass (fish) we ordered was wrong, and very smelly... like expired fish and too cooked. The salmon was raw... and when we ordered the anchovies the manager told us the dish had some roasted vegetables, but they served just with a few potatoes... About the service: we had to wait too much to order the food, and the restaurant was half empty, all was a chaos, we had 4 different waiters and they were completely lost. And we felt ignored several times... We werent the only ones in the room with that feeling.... At the end after the lunch, we wanted to use the toilet, we had to wait a lot coz one of the waitress was using it as a fitting room... it is sad coz that was one of the best places in Burgos, I hope they brighten up of this, otherwise this restaurant won't work...

One of the best tapas I've ever had!! They really do deserve being on the Michelin guide. Indoors…read moreare lovely as well! The kitchen was closed, so we just got whatever was on display. It was fully booked, so we were standing next to the bar - not too bad!

Loved this place they have the best tapas and wine at a very reasonable price…read more Beautiful ambiance but you need yo make a reservation! We were very lucky to eat here. I highly recommended! Service was excellent too!

Great food, service is quick. Recommend the sweetbread (mollejas), and the tostada with manga and…read morefoie

Excellent restaurant!!! Service was very good... Food was great.. Location was nice!…read more After we'd walked around this beautiful little town and admired the incredible, amazing cathedral of Burgos we needed to defrost ourselves as it was quite cold outside and in the church... La Parrilla served our needs! They had a good selection of black, green, and red teas as well as infusions and also served beer and plenty of other much desired drinks. We warmed up in the bar section until they opened the restaurant part. A few of us decided to order a "chuleton de buey". 1100 grams of mouthwatering meat served on a hot block of Himalayan salt or something. We cut of slices of meat and roasted these on this hot "stove" until ready according to personal preference. The corn was fresh and tasty and the grilled asparagus also quickly disappeared into our stomachs. The wine selection was good and we were happy with the restaurant's recommendation... :) While having dinner they charged the battery of my phone for me. Not the most important of this dinner, but for sure appreciated. Brilliant evening at this place!

Incredible food. Super casual but friendly and comfortable…read more Best spanish omelette I have had!

This is a family run place, I must say that when I think of pintxo I think of Pancho so it's always…read morein my pintxo route while in Burgos. Located right in downtown near the plaza mayor you can find Panchi. The place is always packed but service is really amazing and I mean fast and always with a smile, you have Pintxos or rations, I always go for the filled mushrooms ration and the Pintxos I recommend are: cojonuda (quail egg with a strip of pepper and a slice of morcilla) Tigre (veggy and mussel meat ). There are plenty of wines to choose from and prices are good, it is not the cheapest but it's food is worth it. You can also have lunch or dinner but better make a reservation because rarely they will have a place.

Food was average. Service was absolutely the worst experience in Burgos. The server was rude to our…read moreentire party.

The best lunch we had while in town. Ordered a few canas, tosta ajo pecador, and gambas. All were…read morefabulous! Besides the food, it was also a great treat to watch the staff compile and plate the orders. A total well-oiled machine. Be sure to sit at the bar and take it all in.

OMG! Rimbombin is an absolute delight, their menu is amazing and their food is to absolutely die…read morefor. We had a variety of dishes but what stood out the most was their award winning Ferrero Morcilla (blood sausage) and apple sauce, it's absolutely an explosion of flavors in your mouth, the service is incredible and the ambiance is quaint as is nestled in one of the many alleys in the city close to plaza mayor. I recommend this place 100% if you are ever here in Burgos Or passing thru while doing el Camino de Santiago, on your way to Santiago De Compostela.

This is a great place near the Cathedral. We decided to stop for lunch during our Camino. We shared…read morea great salad with tuna (sized to be shared by two) and a plate of chicken wings. Latter came with garlic infused mayo! That was a tasty condiment with the wings. Salad had shrimps/gumbas, tuna, cherry tomatoes. Yummy. With two cafe a on leche, total bill came up to Euro 20. Would recommend though table seating is somewhat limited. A fair number of country/bar seats. Quite a number of locals, having their coffee or beers with a tapas or not.

Mediocre food with extremely poor service! Not worth visiting! Would not recommend it!read more

It ain't the cheapest place in town but you can have a great lamb meal (on their clay oven or the…read morefamous "chuletillas" (cutlets)) in a beautiful place for sure. For a romantic meal go to the second floor restaurant, If you are just for a quick stop use the dinner on the first floor, big wooden chairs with a big lamb leg right in your plate will make you feel back in medieval times!

Decent paella, good service and excellent environment. Menus in Spanish, English, German and…read moreFrench.

Great spot for lunch or a snack on the plaza behind the cathedral. When we were there, it was…read moreincredibly busy (full of families and all variety of groups and couples), though to be fair, it was Easter Sunday. But what they do have is efficient service and reasonably quick seating. The ambiance depends on which part of the restaurant you are seated in -- upstairs, busy and bustling; downstairs, a more classic "taberna" style; in the extra room next door, old school lunchroom style (not the best, in case that wasn't clear). The food was good, not great, but a solid 3 stars: simple, hearty, tasty, and not exorbitantly priced. The last star goes for the service -- we were lucky enough to have a waiter with a smile and a good sense of humor, who was willing to swap our desserts for coffees even on the fixed menu.