Stopped in town for lunch and a walk. Needed some groceries for the evening and came here quick…read more It's pretty small, but had everything we've needed. Some water, milk, bread and wine. Very fair priced as well. The highlight though was the bakery section here. The bread was really nice, crispy and fresh. But the baked goodies were a real delight! Especially the almond cookies - wouldn't know the name sadly. But they were amazing. Ate some on the way to the carpark. Was so good that we walked back and got a whole bunch more! Surely a great place to get some basic groce

This is the perfect place for a quick drink, snack or lunch. A very big selection of wine and cava…read moreby the glass. The service was great. Everyone was helpful and knowledgeable. Seating can be a little awkward when it's crowded but it's worth it. We went twice. First time we had the tomato salad and ventresca tuna. It was delicious. Followed by a duck breast platter. Perfectly cooked and delicious. Second time, we started with a mini splurge of caviar and Bellini. And because the duck breast was good we had it again!

So....don't eat for the day if you plan on coming here, and don't order too much, the portions are…read morehuge! Especially the meat portions, I passed a table of folks about to chow down on what appeared to be an entire grilled cow. Fortunately our waiter told us we were ordering too much, and we cut out a dish. We went with the grilled vegetables--best ever! Not over-cooked, crunchy and tasty. We also had a local Asturiano dish called tortos. Of course, we had the hard cider as well. Excellent service, excellent food and hard cider= the best meal! Ambience was quite nice too.

This is an excellent restaurant in Oviedo near the Principado Hotel. Great service and an…read moreinteresting menu. Fish was delicious. Suckling pig was very nice. Definitely will come back.

Why is Oviedo frozen in time? In a world where Los Prados has a 4 star rating and Carrefour only 3…read more(before I post my reviews), I wonder what happened in 2008 to blind people so much to what's going on here. I spent almost three months in Oviedo, since my mother was living there and I was trying to see if I could join her (I couldn't and went back to my home country) and I was constantly baffled by how complacent people are about their lack of choices. Carrefour is not exactly near the city center (almost 2.5km), but it's the best and closest grocery store I've been to. I have walked or taken the bus to Carrefour just to buy stuff I couldn't find in Mercadona, Hipercor or Más y Más, at a really affordable price. They have a huge selection of fruits, meat, vegetables, baked goods, electronics... basically anything you need. Sure, Hipercor also offers this, but their inflated prices are insane. Carrefour maintains a lower price with their off-brand alternatives, plus offers a really comprehensive foreign goods section (which, in my case, really helped those three months of uncertainty pass by). The free wifi works great, which is a rare but wonderful treat. There's really useful lockers near the entrance for you to leave your stuff and take your time browsing around the supermarket. If you can go to Carrefour for your monthly shopping, do so. If you're in Oviedo on holiday, skip Los Prados entirely: it'll only make you sad.

We thoroughly enjoyed our coffees and pastries here, an easy walk from the cruise port and close to…read moretown. Service was fine with my terrible Spanish and the kind woman who tried to understand me. Pastries were lovely, coffees were hot, and the bathroom was clean. We sat at a small table inside because it was too windy outside. Great experience!

Tons of seating room. Great dessert options & coffee. Cute store front. Very nice staff. Steady…read morebusiness. Feels very U.S. small convenience store options e.g. chips, tons of candy, milk, juice, olive oil, etc.