Great spot in Cudillero with views of the pretty houses on the hills. This was my second time…read moreeating at Isabel's, and I must say that the whole experience and ambience was of course way better in the spring! Fish is very fresh, and cooked in a simple northern style: basically grilled or panfried with a salad and boiled potatoes. Unfortunately this time, out of all the fishes served on the menu, they only had 3. Nevertheless the dishes were all very fresh. Service is relatively fast. They offer daily menus (first second and dessert) at 16€ and a seafood platter at 60€.

From the owner: Somos especialistas en cocina cantábrica y en todos los platos emblemáticos de la gastronomía…read moreasturiana: nuestra fabada, cachopo, mariscos y arroces... Un auténtico placer para los sentidos.

Excellent quality and large portions of seafood. We came here for lunch due to great reviews.. We…read morehad 2 dishes Cod and squid) plus a bottle of wine for 2. Which was enough for us. Great taste and service but not cheap @ around 50€. Recommend

Amazing seafood! We ordered a big dish and shared it between four people. It was all very fresh and…read moreso so good. Although we had to wait for about 45 minutes (at lunchtime on a Saturday), it was definitely worth the wait.

Said to be best place in town and may very well be. Excellent relationship price/quality and…read moreequally fine service by staff. It is not a bad idea to reserve a table especially if you'd like a table on the terrace.

La comida es abundante. Cada plato se puede compartir entre dos…read more El servicio es un poco lento. El ambiente es totalmente de turista.

The food was solid. Had the fried hake. My lady friend had the anchovies. My Travel Buddy had…read morethe eels and prawns. It was all good. Thinking the older reviews may have been different management.

Perfect location right in front of the water. The menu is extensive, but doesn't vary from what…read moreyou'd expect at a standard tavern in the region. Portions, normal. We had the Chipirones a la plancha, grilled squid. They were simple and delicious with a bit of lemon. Just a note on the other review, you're almost always charged for bread in Spain . It's a bread charge. You can refuse bread, but it's usually only 1 Euro and decent bread. We got cider here as well. They don't pout for you but it comes with a training wheels kind of cork so you don't make too much of a mess.

Pros-large portions, good seafood soup, cute atmosphere, right near the water…read more Cons-large portions, prawns ) and lobster were just okay. Slow service. When the food took too long we asked to cancel part of our order and were told the food was already ready downstairs. We were given bread (great bread) but we found out after that we were charged for it.

Came here on the recommendation from our hotel. The waitress was a gruff but lovable. Food was…read moreamazing and she sat us late for our meal. Would definitely come back. Try this place! The dessert is great too.