This spot was our local hangout while my friend and I were staying in Vigo. Right in the plaza…read morewhere the church is, this corner bar/restaurant comes alive in the evening. There is indoor and outdoor seating, the outdoor seats tend to fill up quickly. Although I didn't order any food, it looked tasty enough and was quite popular with the locals. Prices are on par with the area and the ambiance is charming with cheerful and friendly service. When I was here the servers didn't speak English however they put up with my rudimentary Spanish. You can also purchase local tinned fish and various liqueurs here.

Another of my favourites in my home town!! It's name comes…read morefrom a blend between basque (pintxo, meaning tapa ) and Galician (viño meaning wine) This place is a combination of tapas and frat local and international wines. I normally go there to have a drink before lunch, and enjoy one of they tapas. I highly recommend the tostas of their revueltos, but do not hesitate to ask as they will always give you advice. If you are not very hungry, don't you worry as you will get some free food with your drink. They have a small sitting area outside overlooking the square that tend to be packed when the sun if out. Prices are not very high making this place great value for money!

Got the tosta de pulpo (octopus toast) and the solomillo al Roquefort. Both were good. I ordered…read morethe house Rioja crianza red wine and a red from Ribera del Duero. Not impressed with either, and served at too warm a temperature, they were a bit warmer than room temperature but still alright. In general good ambience and located una really adorable plaza in Pontevedra.

Aloha, after leaving San Sebastian, driving to Bordeaux, we stopped in Vigo for lunch. Stumbled…read moreonto Cocedero La Piedra on a back lane, where we saw a one-man-stand of oyster in front. Wow, what a find. We bought the oysters separately, but the restaurant served them to us (which BTW were amazing too). We proceeded to order a bunch of shared dishes from the restaurant too, wow, wow, wow, oh so ono! Everything from the razor clams, squid, sardines and cockles (my fav) was amazingly ono. Love this place, would definitely make it a pit-stop again when in the area. Enjoy!

Good food and good vibes! Got a table for 8 and service was fast. Came recommended by locals.read more

Located in the picturesque town of Tuí, Emma Gastrobar featured Galician cuisine with English…read moremenus! Being one of the first towns on my pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, I was overwhelmed with the delicious choices and kept ordering food to the point of having the waitress to tell me it was "too much." Never had that happen before but I appreciated the honesty! I also appreciated their wine menu as well since I love exploring regional wines wherever I go. My favorite dish was the Duroc pork rib. Slow cooked with chestnuts for eight hours that came with potato wedges. So amazing at only 13.5€. A mixed leaf salad that is large enough to share came to 6€. The outdoor seating area was shaded enough to escape the afternoon heat, although this region tends to be on the cooler side. Sitting in a side street off the beaten path, it was a relaxing spot to people watch. Would totally come back here to order more food to try!

Located in a section of Vigo that is home to many posh bars and nightclubs, Habla! is true to form…read morein all things trendy. The bar's specialty (or specialties plural, as there are multiple iterations) is the ever-so-popular Gin Tonic. If you dare to be different from all of the well-dressed ladies and gentlemen who are sipping on Tanqueray and Tonic in large goblet-like glasses, Habla! also has a good selection of vermouth and champagne. There is a small food menu as well, which features delightful Galician oysters and sushi. The ambiance is swanky and perhaps it is my more simplistic New York preferences here, but I found the décor to be "trying way too hard". Crystal chandeliers, black and white wallpaper with a large flower motif, one of those black-light type bars, and plush white sofas (and a party photographer on the weekends) are what you'll encounter. The evening I went here, there was modern electronica music playing, which seemed to be in line with the image the bar was trying to create and the tastes of the clientele. If the "scene" is your thing, then Habla! is the place to be in Vigo.

Taberna do Trasno was a short walk from our hotel - The Parador - and was perfect for some Sunday…read moreevening light bites after a big lunch earlier in the day. The welcome was warm and friendly as we arrived early - 2030hrs is when they open for dinner, edited here on Google. We shared a bottle of delicious Galician red wine from Bierzo alongside some delicious appetizers, that were perfect for us. Now. To the ceviche. This is quite probably the best ceviche that we've had. Anywhere. In the world! The depth of flavour in it was truly magnificent!

Overrated. Food was overly salted....and I like very salted food. Many other restaurants nearby --…read moremore casual but likely similar or better food for a better price and much livelier atmosphere. Service was rushed. Food came out so fast that it was clearly premade. Disappointing meal.

Our evening was perfect. The wait staff, the food and wine were really good. We'll return again…read morewhenever we're in Vigo again.

Oh my GOD!!!! I always get a little nervous eating at a place that hasn't been reviewed by many…read morepeople, but this place is where our tour guy recommended that local chefs go to eat. It was probably the best meal that me and our three other friends ever ate. We came from a cruise to this city and I while fly back just for this food as it was that good. I hope this review finds the next foodie helpful. MUST TRY!!!!!

Absolutely fantastic!! We were seated close to the end of lunch. Tuesday afternoon and the place…read morewas bustling busy. Had their Vigo specialty, the boiled and seasoned octopus. Holy Crap!! There could never be enough. Unlike any octopus dish I have ever had. Even though super busy, service was good and friendly. Reasonably priced. Wanna go back right now for more!

We are walking the Camino de Santiago and we needed to do laundry. We asked a local about a good…read morerestaurant to eat at. They recommended this place. It is amazing. The food is delicious. We ordered ensaladilla de marisco, croqetas de chocos, empadilla polloi and pulpo. We wanted foie de bacalao, but our waiter said it was too much food. He was right. It was delicious.