A Bib Gourmand in a major destination city. This is a must-go-to place. The food is deelish, and…read morethey have a nice array of wines. I asked ChatGPT what to order for both food and wine, and it offered great recommendations. There was a large birthday party in the outside room, so the mood was festive.

My wife and I had our last meal here and it was fantastic! We highly recommend the staff, food and…read moreambiance. We had the Turbot for 2 that was prepared perfectly. It was deboned table side and served with patatas and vegetables. We started with the clams which were the best we have ever eaten!!! This meal was the best I have ever enjoyed in Spain!

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!

happened to stop in for a bocadillo on a rainy day. It was quite good and the service was friendly…read more We ended up having some cocktails while we waited for the rain to subside which the bartender geested and tehy were quite tasty. The price was moderate and in line with what other local establishments charge. They have plenty of table space and have TV's to catch the soccer matches.

I can't say anything about the food, but this cafe bar on the perimeter of the historic district of…read moreSantiago de Compostela offered two of us a well-needed, quiet and dry place to relax and rest after a walk through the Cathedral and Marketplace. A Coke light with ice for one of us and a cafe con leche for the other was all we wanted, and it was served with proper flourish. There are times when you want the attention of the wait staff, but this was a time we wanted to rest and regroup and we never felt like staff was ready for us to move on, even during siesta time. Our seat by the window was just below sidewalk level, which gave us a great view of the pilgrims and others passing by. Although we had the place mostly to ourselves, I think it could be a very lively place during a soccer match.

We were turned away despite the restaurant being virtually empty, while others were allowed to walk…read morein without reservations. When we tried to make a reservation on the spot, we were also denied. No clear explanation was given. Whether this was a miscommunication, a language barrier, or something else, the experience left our group of six feeling unwelcome. The food looked great from the outside, which makes it all the more disappointing. Would not recommend risking it for a large group. Go to A Catriña down the road instead. Easy fast friendly and tasty food. No reservations required.

Unfortunately not very good. Got the empanada and scallops and both lacked flavor. The person next…read moreto us got the fish dish and said it lacked flavor. It ended up being expensive as well. Service was just fine. The employees are very kind.

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!

A lively restaurant filled with peregrinos for lunch. The beer was refreshing, and the service was…read morefast. I was the only one in my group who wanted to try the octopus (pulpo). It was a little chewier than I was hoping for. I've had very tender pulpo and even massaged octopus at other restaurants, so I had high expectations. Melide is marketed as the place to have pulpo a feira, and I was looking forward to it prior to our hike. A Garnacha is a good lunch stop on the Camino. The menu is varied, so if you are not into pulpo, you can have other items.

Best place in town. Foos is amazing, as well service. Is fast an unforgetable experienceread more

My parents just returned to the U.S. from a trip to Spain, where they were walking part of the…read moreCamino de Santiago. They asked me to rave about this restaurant online because their web skills are limited and, more importantly, they had one the best meals of their trip at Casa Quinzan. The Bilboa steak was wonderful and the tiramisu was out of this world (and I know my parents have tried tiramisu in a lot of restaurants and in many countries). The owners were particularly gracious - my parents felt welcomed in their walking attire and despite their limited Spanish vocabulary. Don't pass by the opportunity to eat here. The phone number (in Spain) is 981-505-325. The email address is: restaurantecasaquinzan@gmail.com

It's right by the office you get your Camino de Santiago walk certificate…read more The service was good, the staff was friendly, and the price was great. It has plenty outdoor seatings. I had Spanish chicken wings which were delicious. The honey dressing made them super tasty.

Next to the Pilgrims office so obviously a tourist oriented restaurant, which is probably reflected…read morein their higher pricing. That said, this was the best seafood I'd had in Santiago- the scallops cooked in olive oil and garlic were truly mind blowing. And the steamed mussels were really fresh and delicious too.