We ate here the night before our 1st day walking the Santiago de Compostela. It was a nice evening…read moreand we ate outside. Plenty of vino blanco and cerveza. There were several other pilgrims eating there too. The food was excellent particularly their rustic bread. The little woman that served us was a delight! If you find yourself in Sarria, Spain give PLC a try. Buen Camino!

Recommended by our hotel, our party of 4 shared an E18 plate of octopus. There is no menu here,…read morejust octopus and wonderful crusty bread. Cheap cerveza. Dine with the locals! Fun to watch the kitchen pull the whole octopuses out of boiling pot and cut them up! When in Galicia.....

Service, food and location - all wonderful! Stop in for lunch, dinner, or even just for tapas and a…read moredrink.

Great food! Best restaurant in the area! Awesome selection of food and an opportunity to taste…read moremany classics of Northern Spain.

This restaurant was in the perfect location, and offered great food! Just order a drink and stick…read morearound - soon, they'll be offering various tapas for free, not to mention the ones that come with your drink order.

The food was amazing. Pasta was served in a homemade bread bowl and the pizza was large enough to…read moreshare. The sauce was delicious and the service was wonderful. A pitcher of Sangria was 14 eu and served 4 people. Prices reasonable and we got our Camino Passport stamp. Highly recommend!!!

Friendly staff, great seating, tasty pizza. Wide selection of food, great outdoor seating.read more

Excellent pizza!!! Here is their menu (https://ilfornaccio.es/#carta/). Pleasant service and huge…read moreportions. We ordered and loved the Margarita Fornaccio, the Capricciosa, and the Cabra with spicy chorizo. All were excellent!!! Nici

Pizza was outstanding. Great thin crust pizza. (We had the diavola.) Oustanding service: very…read morefriendly staff.

The service was fine contrary to many other reviews, it might have to do with my friend spoke…read morefluent Spanish. The restaurant was simple with shared table and bench. The food was ok, nothing special. We had caldo gallego, which was basically cabbage and potato soup, ensalada clásica, which was standard and fresh, carnes ao caldeiro, was ok, and gambas al ajillo tasted funky.

We stop by here when for a quick bite as it was recommendation by our tour guide. I can see this…read moreplace is where the locals and tourist all come here to eat as they have the stamps for the Camino de Santiago. The food was very fresh as you can see them making the octopus right as you walk in the potatoes were perfect texture when pair with the octopus. The service was pretty fast and the noise level can get a bit loud but in a good way.