This place was stunning. They had the best fresh seafood available. The sea food was literally…read morealive and cooked while you waited. We ordered the Mariscada and Centolla (King Crab). The dessert was amazing Canolli's with Lemon ice- cream. The restaurant was beautiful and cozy, I felt as if I were living Medieval times. If you are ever near A Coruna, Spain it's a must!

Lunch in La Coruna! This cafe was in the old town was…read morerecommended by the receptionist at our hotel and luckily, we happened to be walking by at lunch time. The €9 menu del dia was really fabulous with lots to choose from - eight primero platos and eight segundo platos. Our favourite was the Carrillada Iberica - a delicious rich stew made from pork cheeks!! This place was full of local people and the waitress was really attentive.

I had a few hours in between business meetings and this was the perfect place to sit down for lunch…read moreand some personal email catching up. Friendly, cozy and delicious food. As usual in Spain, not rushed at all. I had the lasagna, the beef was delicious though a bit more cheesy than I expected; still ate every bite!

Great place for tapas in A. Coruna. Very active and great people. Perfect way to start the evening…read more Highly recommend the tortilla, meatballs and croquetas.

You can't go to Coruña and leave without going to this popular bar which is an institution among…read morethe locals. It's located in the main eating-out area of Coruña so there is always the hustle and bustle of good atmosphere. It is very cheap, all tapas are 1€. I especially recommend the croqueta de jamon (ham croquette) which is massive and filled with visible chunks of ham (unlike most croquettes). Come here before lunch as an aperitivo or at night for a few tapas. Be warned though, it is always busy and you will most likely have to eat standing which is why I prefer to come here for a few and then move on to the next place.