On the day we finished the Camino Ingles, we checked into the Parador and then went looking for our…read moremid-afternoon Galician Lunch. There are a lot of places to eat near the Cathedral, so we wandered around a bit. Finally, a very hungry Gayle stated that we should just pick someplace, which ended up to be Casa Camilo. When dining within a small plaza, we learned that there are usually more than 1 restaurant with outside tables there, and paying attention to whose belong to who is important. We also took notice of who had the empty tables. After a little hit and miss, we finally matched up our nice table to Casa Camilo, which was doing a brisk business, and had a few good seating options left. First, there was a bit of sticker shock. Starting in Ferol and walking through villages and small cities, our Spanish lunches (including a full bottle of wine) where relatively cheap. Now were were in the big city, and the prices followed accordingly. Yet our meal was a very welcome stop for these 2 "parched and famished" Pellegrinos. Aside from our general intent to eat Galician (e.g. seafood) while here (and usually squid being one of our choices), I can't remember what we ordered, nor did I take any pictures. All Gayle and I remember was that our meal was very good (but not "Wow"), that we had a nice time together, the service was attentive, and we left happy and not too full.

Definitely a touristy spot for a meal (and really one of the few spots open during off hours at…read more4pm), but surprisingly good food! They have a few options for combo meals, which includes fresh grilled seafood (fish or squid), or steak with salad and potatoes. Large portion sizes too.

Located in the plaza area, most of the seating is outdoors. This restaurant caters to tourists and…read morepilgrims alike with its English menus and friendly service for lunch and dinner service. Like many Spanish restaurants, lunch service starts at 1:00 pm. The cars driving onto the plaza area can be a bit unnerving IMO so find a table wisely. Prices are moderate, I ordered a goat cheese salad which came to about $15 or so. It was very filling, fresh and tasty! My friend ordered the local scallops which she said were good. Appreciated the complimentary digestif of the local Galician liqueur after dinner. Service was helpful, English-speaking and efficient.

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!

My family and I have been eating at Pepe do Coxo for years, and it never disappoints! Recently,…read morethey have undergone changes to the menu and the style of the service, and the experience is delicious and incredible. We met some friends for lunch there recently and made a reservation the day beforehand for a table for 7 downstairs in their dining room. They accommodated us quickly, and everything we ordered was so mouth watering! The ingredients are fresh, and every dish is well thought-out and well plated. Parking is easy in the free, open lot in front of the restaurant, and throughout the meal, you have amazing views of the port and water right in front of you. All in all, a 10/10 experience and not one to miss if you are in the area!

Cute restaurant with Amazing food. Perfect place for vegetarian folks. The place with most…read morevegetarian foods in the whole Santiago. Great service with a very friendly and patient gentleman.

Good service & great location to sit outside and watch the people coming in from their walk/ride…read morefrom the Camino de Santiago de Compostela. Food was decent. The pulpo was great. The mussels, Camarones, langostinos, salad of the house w/tuna were just ok.

Authentic Galician food. Excellent place and affordable prices. Try the tortilla, callos or…read morecroquetas. The menu is also good. Homemade food.

One of the (if not the) best meals I had on my entire Camino. The seafood paella was excellent,…read morewine perfect and dessert was decadent and delicious. Owner is very gracious and a great host. Highly recommend!

What a great dining experience ! A welcome change from the typical Galician meal ( not that their…read moreis anything wrong with the typical Galician meal ) Our host took care of the wine choice , a amazing Albarino white wine, cold crisp .We started with a cold seafood salad , prawns served with guacamole and a crepe filled with Galician seafood , all VERY good and a breath of fresh air . My brother and I had the braised beef checks OUTSTANDING, melted in your mouth , my mother had the rice served with local seafood that tasted of the sea . Desert was a flour less chocolate cake served with a homemade orange ice cream ( they were made for each other . Make it a point to stop here sit and enjoy a great meal served by a very friendly owner .