Visited this place last night after arriving in Plaza Mayor. At first glance, I was quite…read moreimpressed. The decor was on point. The atmosphere seemed great. Then the service happened. OMG! How can you ignore a patron that much. We honestly thought the server just disliked us. And, before anyone assumes the "they hate Americans" excuse, we're all fluent in Spanish. There was no communication issue. Finally, we ordered. They brought bread. Stale bread. Then the server poured the oil, but in two dips, it was gone there was so little. Couldn't get salt and pepper for the oil. Drinks were great tasting, but took forever to receive. The food comes. Worst paella I have ever eaten. I was starving, so I did, but it was just terrible. I wanted to like this place, but thumbs down.

I would never write a bad review about a restaurant unless I felt like other tourists needed to…read morebeware. Horrible and rude service from the waitress (not surprised because the management gave me the exact same impression). Waiter didn't know anything about the menu and gave me attitude when I wasn't sure what certain things meant and asked her for more information. Don't go here. You could FOR SURE get better service and food from somewhere else in Leon.

Busy lunch spot! We visited this busy cafe bar for lunch on…read morethe recommendation of some locals. We tried the cecina (air dried cured beef) and a mixed salad which were both delicious - if a little pricey.

Ripped off. Last night a pint of Heineken was €3. Tonight girl insisted it was €5. NO BAR in the…read morearea charges €5 for a pint. Beware.

Ópera Café is one of the classic lounges in Oviedo. The decor and background tunes are enough to…read moreput anyone at ease and they have the best espresso, coffee, martinis, and bocadillos around. It is class Spanish culture, have coffee, a drink, get a snack, stay a while, talk with the other patrons, or garb and go. Tranquilo. I think of this place, the energy, the culture, and how relaxed it makes one feel, every few months when the hustle and bustle of my job and American life set in. Get here, unwind, and enjoy the space, atmosphere, and culture.

Pretty bummed we came across this gem during siesta so we didn't get to try any of the food…read more Beers are good but way more expensive then anywhere else in Spain. Easy to find. Indoor and outdoor seating. Service was so-so.

Let me say first that anyone who has loved/supported craft beers or has been a home brewer should…read moresupport this place if they come to Leon. Okay, so I can really only comment on the beer, as I sampled three different brews. The lager was good, but I really enjoyed the Royal Brown and the I.P.A. ("Eepa"). There are sliders and gliders (sausages/hot dogs), as well as some other eats on the pub menu. The service was good, especially considering how busy it was, and the servers were both friendly and helpful. Finally, craft brewing in hot climates, and for a new markets in those climates, is not like craft brewing in more northern areas. Heavy ales really do not tend to sell. Those coming from Britain or places like my hometown of Portland, Oregon, USA, may be disappointed if you are expecting the heavier/more full-bodied ales we are often served. But you'll be pleasantly surprised if you go in with an open mind and open palate -- the beer at Four Lions Brewery kicks the ass of the ubiquitous brands sound as C***C*** or E*******de G****** or E*******del S**.