Una confitería bastante famosa en Oviedo, que no me podía perder, siendo bastante golosa. El lugar…read morees chulísimo, con mostradores antiguos, techos altos, y estanterías hasta el techo repletas de botellas y vitrinas con tartas de aspecto delicioso. Por supuesto, también tenía que probar algo ya que estaba allí, así que me decidí por una casadiella o casadielles, típico de Asturias. Estaba muy rico y tenía un buen tamaño (lo compartimos entre dos), pero me pareció súper caro (2.40EUR) en comparación con los precios que había visto en otras confiterías tal vez menos famosas (menos de 2EUR en todas). Además, la señora que atendía distaba bastante de ser amable y servicial, como uno espera si va dispuesto a pagar más. Está guay visitarla y probar algo alguna vez, pero creo que yo elegiría cualquiera otra confitería de las muchas que hay para ir más a menudo.

Home Oviedo cake. Place of worship and where to buy at least once in life.read more

Excellent place for a nice pastry and cafe. The Moscovitas were delightful and the carbayones were…read morethe best I had in Oviedo. Friend staff, who were excitedly patient with my (extremely) broken Spanish.

Great service cute atmosphere Great abd yummy food should get a Michelin star the vid…read moreexcellent the tomatoes salad excellent bread good Everything good

Loved the Tierra Astur experience in downtown Oviedo! Met some friends from San Diego that are…read morenatives from that town and are visiting their families over the holidays. This was a gathering spot for some of them and their friends so my friend and I tagged along and I tried their sidra. It is not my favorite drink but I loved the 'escanciado' or the art of pouring the cider in the glass from an elevated position. Tierra Astur is a blend of store with lots of gastronomy products (perfect for gifts and excellent packaging), a restaurant to eat a LOT (better share those huge dishes) and a bar where to have a drink standing still whole the waiters pass croquetas and tortilla de patatas at no cost. The space is gorgeous, lovely decor, huge yet cozy. Outside they have a map with the most famous products and areas of origin, so it is a pretty didactic experience too.

Small cute bakery and bread shop near the historic district. There were lots of sweet treats to…read morechoose from, but I had the craving for something savory. They had a meat and tomato empanada. I asked for a piece of it (the empanada here comes in a round shape, so you ask for some and the cut and weigh the piece). It was very tasty and the dough and crust was flakey. Nice young lady working the counter.