I stopped here as my first official meal in Spain after traveling nearly 24 hrs on my arrival to…read morewalk the Camino de Santiago in September 2019. This location is beyond cozy. At first I was intimidated that it would be outside of my price range as the restaurant is beautiful with marble tile and counter tops. It looks like you could have seen ex pats sitting here in the 1920s! I found a dish of beef tongue along with roasted red peppers served cold. As you can see it was sliced paper thin and served with wonderful Spanish bread. As many places in wine country of Spain they have an extensive local wine list. As a. On drinker I do not have a review but prices are very good 2 euro up to 6 or 8. They provided me with a small appetizer of local boiled sausages. Most local restaurants serve them they are delicious. I loved the owner I entered into a conversation with her about the US for a while. I had arrived late near closing time and this was one of the few restaurants open she kept it open for me and we had a nice chat.

This spot is so fun!! Retro horror and rockabilly vibes with…read moreeats that make your soul and face happy! The servers recommend all I ate. I was NOT disappointed. The salsas are amazingly tasty and bring heat!! Recommend the salsa they said was 3/3 out of scale. (Not for the begginer) Super tasty with heat building up to 10/10!! My face melted ass my soul left my body.

Okay so I'm a California girl who happens to be a Pilgrim on the Camino. I have enjoyed the Pilgrim…read moremeals, however two weeks in and I need something else. Something like some Mexican food so here I am. This place is pretty hip and fun. Strobe light, loudish music, definitely on the cool side. I sat outside as the weather was warm. I ordered the mini nachos with ground beef and a side of guacamole. More than enough for one person. I have to say it was pretty good considering we are in Spain. It's not very authentic Mexican but more Tex-Mex with chili on the nachos with black beans. At this point if I don't have bread on my table I'm happy and trust me I like bread. Just not everyday at every meal. So back to this place. It's a nice change don't expect too much and you will be pleasantly surprised and I'd bet you leave full. Note- the margaritas are frozen and on the sweet side which I never get. But they were decently doused with alcohol so I had two. Oh aaand....the waitress didn't speak English but was super nice and great service. Give it a try.

Located right in Plaza de San Isidoro, this restaurant proved to be a great place to spend some of…read morethe afternoon. We had some wine, watched groups of people come and go, and marvelled in the beauty of the plaza. Be sure to sit on the patio and take it all in.

Located on the square across from the basilica, Boccalino is a gem! We had the "Menu del Dia" in…read morewhich you get to choose from one appetizer, one entrée, and it also includes bread, wine, sangria or beer, plus dessert. Everything that we both had was delicious! Definitely try the sangria, which was the best I ever tasted.

Good food, nice p-people, and the restaurant was completely remodeled. So the two large rooms…read moreinside are clean and very pleasant. I had an excellent risotto with grilled fish. Others had a delicious risotto with mushrooms and truffle. I warmly recommend.

I had the pasta--yummy and rich with setas (mushrooms). Then a citrusy chicken and the tarte de la…read morecasa. Service was careful but not overbearing. Food was delicioso and I enjoyed the wine very much. Try this place; you won't regret it.

This place had a really lovely brewery feel to it. We got a spread of cheeses and meats, as well as…read morea lamb stew, and everything was exceptional. As expected, the lamb stew stole the show. The beers were delicious as well, huge fan!

We have ordered lomo and filet, meat was really tasty, though side order was so-so. Coffee is good…read moreand a tarta de queso - wonderful! They have tables on the other side of road near a small park, where it is quite nice and peaceful)))

Very good, octopus and salad excellent, good choice of wine not known for tourists but highly…read morerecommend you should try if you are at LEON, ca vaut la peine.

Found this place, as we had a stop in Leon, on our way to Asturias. Trip Advisor reviews were high…read moreon this, so we thought why not. After over 20 hours of travel, and a 3 hr drive, we didn't want "full on" traditional meal, so we opted for seafood (thinking lighter). We were there early for lunch (1:30), and had a reservation. We were politely greeted, seated, and promptly asked for our drink order. We ordered, and our dishes came out perfectly timed. We started with a tomato salad, then the fish. We didn't want desert, or coffee, but the staff wanted to ensure 'everything was ok' - which it was MORE than ok, I shared that we were traveling, still had a 3 hr drive to go, so no wine, or chupito, or any more food to get us sleepy.. They wished us a pleasant trip, and hope we come back. Next time, we do our drive to Asturias - Casa Divi will absolutely be a stop we WANT to make.

Yet another great place to have a drink and spend the afternoon in Leon. It was May 1st while we…read morewere there, so the plaza was alive with Labor Day activities. There were activists setting up for the rallies and bands doing their sound checks for later on in the day. Oh yeah, the beer and tapas were quite good, too!