Had wonderful tapas y vino right next door to the place we were staying while in Leon. The…read moreproprietor and his staff couldn't have been lovelier. The owner even showed us his dining area where he had a replica of the beautiful window from the Catedral. Tasty tapas, wonderful atmosphere, and great wine.

This amazing delightful cafe is an eclectic combination of American-type foods with a Spanish…read moretwist. Came here tonight with my cousins fresh off a train and starving. We started with jamon croquettes which were delicious. There were six individuals ball-shaped croquettes. The cheese and ham on the inside form a light texture. We shared chicken fingers. The seasoning is unique. It came lightly crumbed, and cut into small pieces with a creamy dipping sauce. They tasted great- not overly fried. I ordered huevos rancheros. I'm accustomed to Mexican-style huevos rancheros. These, served in a small iron skillet, have a flavor of their own. The ranchero sauce is tomato based- added lightly on top of the huevos. The potatoes are more like french fries. Very good. For dessert, I had chocolate and churros which I definitely recommend.

What a wonderful find in Sahagún!! Amazing food, pleasant…read morestaff, and great wine!! This is a must !!!

The food was great and the service was awesome. The young man serving us was taking care of many…read moreyet was so very pleasant to all.

The area has a few tourist traps. This is not one of them. Great everything, that simple. Make…read moresure you make a reservation and at times the time to sit you down might be a bit in the high side, but other than that it is a great place. The portions are generous so make sure you are hungry if you come for a meal.

Great Poulpo and great price. Fast and good service and close to the center. Minimal deco with…read morebench style sitting.

Came lunch due to excellent reviews. Very clean place and there were 2, 3 course inclusive of…read moredrinks menus @12 and 15€ each with a choice of about 5-7 for each course. We had crab salad then turbot and meat and egg 'tort' plus white wine and water for 2. The salad was crabstick based with lovely sauce and green salad. Turbot was very good but the tort was not as we expected - deep-fried battered egg and meat. We then had coffee. Total came to 30€ for 2 - excellent value if you get the right food

What a wonderful place to enjoy your evening with delicious food, friendly service and yummy cider!…read moreYou must try the tortos!! Beautiful cheese platter as well and the croquettes de jamon were the BEST in Asturias!!!! We definitely will return to try the favala.

Tradicional restaurant near of León, you will find real wild fish that taste they way should. Also…read moreyou have good meat and shellfish.

One of the best restaurants we've been to in Spain. We were in Aviles for a book festival and found…read morethis place. You have to make reservations as they get packed with locals. But the food is sooo good. Their arroz con lobster can easily feed everyone as it's so big. The rice is so rich with flavor and they don't skimp on the lobsters either. We were going to order more but the waiter kindly recommended we not as it was a lot. Second time we went back, we had the zamburinas as an appetizer and they are excellent too. As a cider house the cider is of course good and it's fun seeing the waiters pour it from on high. The service was surprisingly good. They were super friendly and took care of us. Also they have English menus if you use the QR coHighly highly recommend!

This restaurant got great reviews so I decided to check it out. It was only a block from where I…read morewas staying in Aviles, so it was an easy choice. When I arrived, I was given the menu and I chose to get a grilled Merluze (Hake). It came with potatoes. I asked for it with no salt, as Spanish cuisine tends to be too salty for my taste. As I waited for my meal, I was given bread, which I ate...in many parts of Spain, any bread you get is an extra charge. The fish came nicely grilled, tender on the inside and nicely browned on the outside. The flavor was good and the seasoning was low, basically no salt. I asked for pepper and it made my dish perfect for me. Lots of locals were eating here, so i's not a tourist trap. They take credit cards.

We arrived just after 7:30, found the restaurant more than half empty, and were told curtly that we…read morecouldn't be served until 9. Given that most pilgrims on the camino will need to be back at their albergues no later than 10 pm, this abysmal service made eating here not just inconvenient, but impossible.