Great cafe and breakfast spot with a variety of options. The servers are friendly and the food is…read moredelicious, plus they're open during siesta hours. This is a go-to spot for me to sit and read or meet up with friends.

Great food, great service, good ambiance. Offers free WiFi. Very in a great central location in…read moreGijón.

We went to this most awesome Sidrería with some people we met that were from a neighboring region…read moreof Spain, and who knew how to pour sidra! It was probably the most Spanish thing we did....drinking standing at the bar, eating tapas, and GASP, I decided that when in Rome I should do as the Romans, and so I ate some DELICIOUS mussels and something pate-like called Cabracho, which google says is scorpion fish. What the heck, it was delicious. This place was pretty packed, and had a nice comfortable vibe, right off of the Plaza Mayor. I saw some folks that had descended on Gijon for the same festival that we had, and a lot of Spanish folk that were either from there, or visiting from somewhere nearby. All in all it was a great experience that I highly recommend repeating.

We dined here 3 times during our 4 days in Gijon. It was that good…read more The roasted meats, little clams in garlic and olive oil, deserts, all the dishes were superb. The artichoke hearts with Iberian ham stood out. We ordered it twice. The wait staff is friendly and patient with your limited Spanish. We ate very well here and will definately return on our next visit.

Great food and service. The lobster was awesome we went with the whole family. The "sidron" was…read morea table served cider which was great

Fantastic - wow!!! In the Asturias you have to have Sidré so of course we did! Started with…read moreZamburiñas, Mejilliones a Al vinagreta and ended with the Mejillones a La marinera. It was all fresh and delicious. I highly recommend all 3 dishes.

I wasn't sure what to expect out of this restaurant but luckily the food was surprisingly good. We…read moresplit a half cheese platter, a tortos sampler and the clams fabada between two of us and it was plenty of food. The cheese platter was still generous and filling. The tortos (small corn cakes) sampler were my favorite! The corn cakes (think small tortillas but thicker) were topped with morcilla, chorizo and guacamole, they were the perfect handheld food to go along with sidra. The clam fabada was a hearty dish but definitely a bit lighter than the traditional version.

Absolutely *AMAZING* restaurant! We started with the Asturias Cheese sampler. I've never had one as…read moregood anywhere. Period. For dinner, we had a paella-like dish with rice, lobster and clams that was out of this world. We also had cod, which was succulent and served over a bed of mashed potatoes with parsley. Scrumptious. Ambiance was relaxed but professional. I don't drink wine, but I could see they were aerating the wine by pouring from high above and not over serving the wine. Important for some, I suppose. Some of the more exciting dishes are a little pricey, but for me it was well worth it in terms of food and service quality. They also had some lower price alternatives that were probably quite good as well.

This an amazing place to eat and the service is ON POINT ! They even took us without reservations…read more The service was the best I have had. Our server took her time and explained everything to us in detail, she was always nearby ready to remove empty dishes and refill our water and drinks. The food portions where fairly large but still within healthy appropriately sized servings. The food was authentic and well flavored.

What a difference those few extra €€ can make! The fabova (bean soup with sausage and other…read moremeat/pork goodness) that we had was very very nice. A bit pricy but so so flavorful. It came with a bottle of wine to share and the-most-rare-find-in-the-whole-Europe simple green side salad (I was craving greens after week of all-protein and fat diet). Anyways, flavors were spectacular. Come check it out.