Nice little local not a tourist trap restaurant for a quick bit and get your pilgrim stamp on your…read morepassport. The food was good the octopus was very good here.

Food and service was good. They are in the Main Street and…read morehave plenty of tables outside. Wi-Fi access Perfect for a little lunch at the end of a long walk on the Camino!

The best meat we had in Galicia. The salad and the fries were delicious. I love the fact that we…read morecooked our own veal to our term by using this hot stone.

My son and I are walking the Camino. The pictures of the steak looked so good, but I was kind of…read moreafraid to try it- because of the mixed reviews. IT WAS FABULOUS! Use the salt and seasoned olive oil bowl on the table to sprinkle over both sides of your steak as you cook it to the temp you like on the hot stone they bring you. The meal included a delicious fresh salad with tomatoes, onions, lettuce, and the most flavorful olive oil sprinkled over the salad- plus plenty of crispy, perfectly salted fries, a drink, and coffee or dessert. We upgraded from the 35 euro for 2 people to 40 euro because we were both starving and wanted more meat - 1 kilogram. We devoured that steak! We cooked it medium rare, but still needed to cook a couple of pieces a little longer, but our stone plate was no longer hot. The lady working the bar and waiting tables came right over and brought us a hot stone. She and the chef in the back were so friendly and helpful. Our total meal was 42 euro - probably because I added a big bottle of water to our drink orders of one coke and hot tea. I actually had two hot mint teas - called "infusion" because the tea was so flavorful. It was a little more expensive, but we'll worth it! We would definitely stop here again- even though we were both to full to finish the fries!

Loved the patio and camaraderie! We were super hungry, thirsty, and the other place across the…read morestreet was just too crowded. So glad we stopped in here and indulged in some wings, pimientos de padron (excellently salted), bocadillos, and sangria. Be sure to sit outside and watch people stroll by. It's such a great mix of people from all over the globe. Oddly enough, we ended up sitting right next to a nice family from La Canada. The world truly is small and beyond huge, all at the same time. In the end, it's all beautiful. Buen Camino!

Family run, hole-in-the-wall Albergue in salceda just 1km off the main camino (for those walking…read moreCamino de santiago). Interior decor is very modern and edgy, food is amazing (plating beatiful!) -- and all for a very fair price! Very content with my stay here (had a double bed private room for 40€), the owner and his children were very personable and sweet. I hope this business continues to succeed!!

Absolutely stop here!!! Hands down the best place we've stopped along the Camino Frances for lunch…read moreso far (we started in Sarria)!!! I'm so happy we decided to stop and eat.

As we walked El Camino Santiago starting in Leon we ate A LOT of pilgrim menus of the day and this…read morewas THE best! freshest homemade food. The vegetable soup and pasta were the best I've ever had. And the chocolate mouse, dense and rich, would make me walk the entire route again!!!