Amazing tortilla and risotto combined with wonderful service! Definitely a little hidden gem in the…read moremiddle of the city.

We came here at the recommendation of a shop owner and boy was this a find! For €8.90 we had a…read morethree course meal each for lunch. The mushrooms in garlic sauce are to die for as was the soup I believe it was called Fidelio soup. For our main course I had the pork ribs which they called churrasco and my friend had the chicken breast both excellent. I failed to mention the fresh potatoes that came with each meal. It was topped off by two wonderful desserts Tiramisu which was homemade and flan This was a food highlight of our European trip. don't miss it and I Gotta

A good nieborhood cafe with very good tapas. I am also a fan of the Milanesa, huge with frys and a…read moresalad. Very reasonably priced. Outdoor seating makes this one of my favorites in the area.

After a busy afternoon of taking my traditional brisk stroll of the hilly streets of Vigo, I was…read morevery thirsty and needed to give my feet a break. El Mucanijo, with its outdoor terrace seating area, seemed as good a place as any to stop for something to drink. It's a relatively new addition to the area, having been open for less than a year. The inside of the cafeteria was quite dark and because for once the sun was shining in Vigo, I wanted to sit outside. Based on the aesthetics of the cafeteria and the "Anti-Crisis" menu posted out front, I was hoping that I'd be able to not get ripped off for water. Glasses of wine priced as little as 1.60 and sandwiches as low as 2.00 seems like something many people in this area would appreciate - the recession hit this area of Galicia very hard and such promotions probably drive a lot of traffic to this cafeteria. My sparkling water was certainly as "no frills" as El Mucanijo looks - I asked for a slice of lemon and the waiter told me they "don't do that here". I guess that is the Anti-Crisis water. And for my free tapa, it was cheap potato chips. Speaking of cheap, unless you're ordering from the Anti-Crisis menu, that is what the El Mucanijo experience was NOT. For 1.30 euro for my lemon-less water and to have the privilege to read Faro de Vigo on the terrace, I now know it's best to continue to support La Estafeta.