I patronized a bar/club that had a waterfall, blasted only the finest in Top 40 hits, had…read morefluorescent changing lights, and guys who wore their sunglasses inside the bar. No, I didn't get a lobotomy in Spain. And hold on a second and let me explain! Azzaro is one part guido club (see above), suited for Macbook DJs, booty dancing and your finest tube-top-turned-mini-dress. But there's also a spacious garden outside of the bar itself, with plenty of tables and chairs if you prefer something more tranquil. (Be warned: Even this peaceful garden can get pretty crazy, depending on the time of night/morning that you arrive.) After elbowing our way to the bar, we secured two generous pours of Coca-Cola con Cuarenta y Tres. After making a narrow escape with minimal spillage, we headed to the patio area, pulled up two chairs and were able to have meaningful conversations, watch the sun come up, get a second round, and smoke a cigarette. Granted, A Ramallosa is not a huge metropolis or anything, but it seems like everyone at this bar knows each other. It took us about 20 minutes to leave because we kept running into people we know. Because getting to Vigo can be a huge hassle at times, it is good to know there are other worthy bars nearby.

What a great little place to go after your Camino. Just off the water in Baiona. We had beers and…read morewine before dinner. Great atmosphere to meet other pilgrims as well as the locals. Will have to check back in for another drink soon!

Fun and friendly place. Friendly, nice selection of beers. A welcome respite from walking around…read moretown.

Great food and views of Baiona and the ocean. Hamburgers are huge and well-priced for their size…read more Nicely decorated inside and big terraza. I'd avoid this place in the summer as it tends to get super packed.

After a leisurely and breathtaking walk along Playa América, I was exhausted and feeling quite…read moregroggy. The remedy? A cup of coffee! Because of the strong breeze from the ocean, I asked the waiter if I could be seated inside. He was a very jovial and friendly guy and had no problem with this. He promptly brought out my cafe solo with a standard bizcocho (the little cakes you can purchase at the supermarket) and allowed me to revitalize myself. The waiter pulled an excellent shot because it was strong, of the perfect thickness, and had a subtle hint of sweetness towards the bottom of the espresso. The biggest surprise of all was that the espresso cost me 1 euro. The bocadillos were also priced fairly. In such a touristy area, I would have expected much higher prices. Although it is not yet tourist season, I imagine that this bar must be very full once all of the beachgoers arrive. With a spacious patio, there is space for everyone on a sunny day.

Love this place! Favorite Mexican restaurant in/near Vigo so far. Tacos are 2,50€ (very affordable)…read moreand they serve you a platter of homemade nacho chips with different sauces to munch on while you wait. The carnitas tacos were delicious. They were served with an avocado sauce that was light and fresh. I like that you can order halves, too. For example, rather than a whole bowl of guacamole, I ordered half a serving (hubby hates guacamole so this was perfect). We also ordered half a slice of the cheesecake and dark chocolate cake as desserts. They were both decadent. This place has some interesting soda beverages straight from Mexico, too. I had the grapefruit soda and my hubby had the mandarine soda. I didn't like his as much as I liked mine. Next time I'll try the mango. Definitely a repeat. Tips: definitely make reservations and they have high chairs for kids. Not sure about changing table....

From the owner: Más de 15 años ofreciendo cocina mexicana en la provincia de Pontevedra. Desde 2017 ofreciendo…read moretacos a pie de playa, en Nigrán.

Good place for cocktails & small bites, not to have a decent lunch (a menu:first, second course +…read more dessert). Pricey $$$