There's a large covered patio area in the back for al fresco dining. The menu is typical Galician…read morefood and the execution is very good. Came here twice over 2 nights after finishing the Camino. The shrimp scampi with and without the baby eels is quite good. Of course, the asparagus with goat cheese is outstanding. As with any local places here in Galicia, it's simple food done well. Wine list is one sheet but they have wines from different regions in Spain. The Bierzo wine we had was almost too drinkable, if that makes sense. Desserts are the usual as well. As is the custom in Spain, most are store bought. Very reliable place.

Great family restaurant. Fresh food, the waitress was very friendly and helpful. We tried returning…read morea couple of times but it was closed. The grill calamari and grill fish were excellent.

Casa Das Crechas is AMAZING! We stumbled by this cool bar after returning from a long day at…read moreFinnistere. I had decided that I was dehydrated and wanted to go back to my hostel and go to sleep (after all, I was still on my Camino sleep pattern). Against my begging and pleading, my camino family and I stopped in Casas after eating dinner. While grumbling and complaining, I found out that their speciality was GIN -- MY FAVORITE. After drinking two glasses of water first, I had a gin and tonic. Big whoop... right? WRONG! I kid you not, this was the best gin and tonic I've had in my entire life. I went back to Casa Das Crechas three more times before our departure back to the states to have this gin and tonic. I've even been asking every bar tender I meet if they have the gin that this bar used. While they did not have a kitchen or small plates to fill an empty stomach, Casa Das Crechas is a great place to sit down and have after dinner drinks while in Santiago.

Cool, simple, fun. Great drinks made w/care and creativity. Local Galicia gin is awesome. Tiny and…read morecozy. Friendly staff. A must stop.

The place is beautiful, no doubt, have been coming back every year in the summer. This time was…read moredifferent. I ordered a gin kas which is gin and a lemon drink called kas. When they came and poured the gin there was barely anything in my cup . To give you a background, most places charge you 5 euros for a drink like this and this place charges 8.50 which is fine if they served it correctly . I have attached pictures of the amount which is 1/4 of what any other place would give you. I asked the waiter to put a little more and he stated he had to ask his boss. He came back and said he would charge me again. I am disgusted and disappointed at the lack of service and the fact that they think people are not smart enough to see what they are doing . I used to refer people to this place all the time, no more . Just because you have a beautiful atmosphere doesn't mean you can rob people, awful!

Hands down, this is the best hotel in Santiago! Get a room with a gallery overlooking the courtyard…read moreif you can. Clean rooms, comfortable beds, free wifi. Bathrooms have luxurious rain head showers. At check-in, we received a book by the hotel on where to eat, drink and what to see in town. Very thoughtful! The courtyard is fantastic. We loved having our wine, breakfast and afternoon coffee outside among the apple & lemon trees while listening to the tranquil fountain. By far, this is the best hospitality I've ever received when traveling. Javier & Roberto went above and beyond during the booking process. Once there, Javier helped us make dinner reservations, answered all our questions, and provided some laughs. I loved their Tarta de Santiago so much, Javier even ordered one for me upon request. You can tell that the employees here are very passionate about the hotel. The hotel is in walking distance to all the main sites. Discounted parking is nearby. Definitely stay here!

Excellent restaurant with great menu options as well as daily specials. Walking distance to…read moreSantiago de Compostela cathedral. Staff is awesome and attentive throughout your visit. I would highly recommend visiting even if just for a drink and of course caracoles!

Clásico restaurante de Santiago donde puedes encontrar platos típicos. No es un restaurante moderno…read moreni pretende serlo. El trato es bueno y se come bien.

Love this little spot. My Camino sister and I stopped in for cocktails on our last night in Spain…read more The drinks were great and the options vast. You must come here if you're tired of the same ol same ol. Fun music and very modern look. Girls working the bar were very friendly as well. Viva Carrilana!!

The place was already a discovery of the best kind, when I entered and ate after a long walk…read more Atmosphere, food, service, internet and human contact, all great. I also loved the fact to find some more contemporary kitchen in this beautiful, old-'fashioned' city, with various (also vegetarian) options.  But now, after I had forgotten my charger there and the man behind the bar of that day took it on him to go to the post office and send it to me, I am totally in the clouds.  Thanks so much, La Flor and keep up the fantastic work and place!! I will come back!

After 800 kilometers of walking, I couldn't think of a better place to fatten up after slimming…read moredown for 30+ days! The food here is incredible. We went here more than once just to experience their changing menu of the day. You can't do wrong here. The food is great. The drinks are great. And the atmosphere and the waiters are deeply friendly. Plus, if you're a vegetarian or you've missed well-prepared veggies while on the Camino, their vegetable options were a welcomed treat. It might be a bit on the pricier than what you're used to paying on the Camino, but let's be honest you've earned it! Buen Camino!