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Portomarin is a beautiful town on the Camino de Santiago. O Mirador does not, unfortunately add to…read morewhat makes the town so nice. It's really the attitude of staff that turned us off. They don't really welcome pilgrims ... A lot friendlier places to eat after a long day on pilgrimage. Buen Camino!

Very good meal, very nice ambiance, very nice view, very good service. Get that warm salad. Get the…read morepan a cotta. Get that pulpa. And the cheese plate was fantastic. The waiter from Bilbao was terrific.

Nice cafe for a rest and buy a drink to you the restroom. We were a bit tired from the walking from…read morethe Camino de Santiago. We spotted this cafe, we decided to stop here for a break. They have plenty of outdoor seating. The price is a little big high but the location is great view.

Terrible service Food takes forever and cold…read more Flies everywhere Do yourself a favor Go somewhere else.

what is great about this place is the food comes out quickly once you order and is yummy. They…read morehave fresh juices like green juice and carrot with ginger which is really great after a long walk. M the salads and sandwiches are really fresh. Great stop along the Camino

This albergue has the best local food I have ever had. Fresh and simple yet beautifully served…read more This is a true gem. Highly recommended!

The rudest people ever... the girl yelled at me and slammed her book down when I ordered something…read more The beds are uncomfortable and room so small there is no place for luggage. I could hardly fit in shower. The food and service was too slow. It took us 45 min just to place order and the food was awful . Stay away.. so many nicer places then here. Choose wisely .. BEWARE.. so mean

Clean, typical bar and hotel. This is for the bar/restaurant only…read more This "pizzeria" has frozen pizzas only. They look pretty decent for frozen. I had Caldo (a delicious, Galician soup made with beans, potatoes and a cabbage-like green). Mine was good. My girlfriends was cold. I ordered a cider. I received a beer. I drank it without complaint. I would return for drinks only.

Dinner orders start from 7:30 pm. So grateful we were that we would be able to eat an hour earlier…read morethan the 8:30 pm starting hour! As an exhausted and hungry pilgrim, who are also vegetarian, we were grateful for the accommodation. The food arrived quickly and was sublime! The best pizza on the entire Camino! The staff speak English and we were comfortable with the wifi while we waited hungrily! But the food didn't take long! Also, Mamma Mia~! The tiramisu is definitely the best I have ever had in my life!!! Go! And even if you ate pizza for lunch, Go! It's not the same as having eaten prefroxen pizza!! The thin crust is definitely New York level delicious snd sublime!!!

We went in as a group of 4 after spending the day walking the Camino. Unfortunately a good day was…read morespoiled by a very rude experience in this experience. We were attacked by the pizza maker claiming that we left two plastic cups outside of the establishment. Mind you that there wasn't a garbage can in sight. This fat tattooed guy was irate and when I attempted to discuss the matter with him he stated "this is Spain I won't speak English." Clearly he has no desire to have any English speaking customers. I'm a live long New Yorker so I am used to some rudeness but this was ridiculous.

The food was amazing. Pasta was served in a homemade bread bowl and the pizza was large enough to…read moreshare. The sauce was delicious and the service was wonderful. A pitcher of Sangria was 14 eu and served 4 people. Prices reasonable and we got our Camino Passport stamp. Highly recommend!!!

Friendly staff, great seating, tasty pizza. Wide selection of food, great outdoor seating.read more