Best Restaurants in August in Comarca de A Coruna (Updated 2025)

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1. La Cabana del Cazador

£19Reservation AvailableBarbequeOpen Late

TheForkUserExcellent food - made better by our server who guided us on what to order. Our meat orders came out hot and the rest was perfect! Highly recommend.

2. Arbore da Veira

Reservation AvailableInnovative CuisineOpen Late

Miss JunnyEat more snacks before meals, hehe ^_^

3. Vermuteria chitin

Reservation AvailableWestern-style

TheForkUserExcellent all round. Such great service and some amazing food. Never had crabcakes like this before. It was very busy but we were made to feel like we were the only table that counted!!!

4. NaDo

Reservation AvailableWestern-style

TheForkUserA lovely meal with wonderful dishes and fabulous service. We enjoyed everything but the stand out dishes to me were the eggplant, and the white asparagus, and the matrimonio, as well as the hake... but seriously I could go on with the list.

5. Uro Rest & Club

Reservation AvailableFusion Cuisine

TheForkUserThis is the 3rd time I come to this restaurant and its always great!! It has become o E of my favorite restaurants in A Coruña. The staff and server were fantastic. Extremely kind, attentive and the place has a lovely atmosphere!!!

6. Parrillada Rodicio

乖小咪This is a great restaurant in San Diego. The layout here is very local, especially the tablecloth, the red and white checkered tablecloth looks so retro. The dishes here are very delicate. Although the quantity is not large, each dish is brightly colored and tastes very good. It is worth a try.

7. Nova Lua Chea Vinoteca

Reservation AvailableWestern-style

TheForkUserThe best Menú del Día I've had in a long time, with a really interesting choice of starters and mains, and great value for money. It's a little bit of a walk from the old town, but worth it - very much the sort of place where locals eat, and the food was emphatically Galician. I would happily return, and hope to do so one day.

8. EIRA Restaurante

TheForkUserI really liked this place, we had octopus pizza, Betanzos omelette with caramelized onions and baked cheesecake for dessert. Everything was delicious, the service was great, they were super friendly and the place was really cool. A real discovery.

9. Entre Bateas

TheForkUserThe service and food was amazing! Some of the best Zamburiñas I have had!

10. Sabor na brasa

TheForkUserFree buffet of grilled meats and side dishes. Don't forget to try the feijoada, it's delicious. Be prepared for a good round of flatulence that afternoon, but it's worth it. The meats, especially the picaña, are brutally good. Desserts are too sweet for our taste, they're a bit heavy after everything you can eat at the buffet. There were 3 of us, for the buffet, with 3 beers each and 3 desserts, for 100€. It's worth it

11. Muerde la Pasta Marineda

£12Reservation AvailableWestern-style

TheForkUserI had another meal because I really enjoyed it the other day. It was Saturday and there were a lot of people, but the food was phenomenal. The pasta was delicious, the pizzas were excellent, and overall I was very happy with the experience. If they have any promotions or discounts on Yums, I'll sign up right away.

12. La Tavernetta

TheForkUserThe reservation through this platform was not made. We arrived there and they had a table for two but they said they did not take reservations from this platform, the forum. The food was delicious and very well priced.

13. Moleson

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金昇行天下We came to Moléson near Gruyères to test a new toy - Via Ferrata (cable climbing) equipment. This is an outdoor rock climbing sport that originated in the Dolomites in Italy and was later promoted by Switzerland. It played a key role in moving troops in the Alps during World War I. Later, it became a shortcut for climbers and hikers to experience hanging thousands of feet high on the mountain wall without professional training. I feel that it does not require superb skills and extraordinary forearm grip like freehand rock climbing, but is more like "climbing a ladder with a protective device with your back facing the cliff" (those who have a ladder at home can climb up and down on it for 30 minutes as an experience). Since the climbing harness is always connected to the steel cable on the side, it is very safe. If you don’t have a fear of heights, everything will be easy. There are two very popular cable routes to the top of Mount Moritzon, each with a certain degree of difficulty. After a lot of traffic and hiking, I came to the fork road and chose the easier back slope. Unfortunately, the weather was not stable, and I gave up the plan to climb the summit after climbing a short distance. Friends who want to explore the complete process can search and watch the video online. When I was climbing, I was actually more afraid of my phone falling off the cliff. The interesting thing is that there are cows all over the hillside, as well as cow dung and millions of flies that come out to enjoy themselves after the rain, which is very scary; fortunately, the cows are very friendly and take the initiative to come over to sniff and lick, and even ask for touches, which is worthy of the reputation of Cheese City! However, perhaps due to the heavy rain earlier, there was no one along the way, and it was only after going down the mountain that I found out that there was actually a maintenance fee of four Swiss francs. Unable to hold back, two days later I took advantage of the sunny Friday weather to explore a relatively simple route, Via Ferrata Jacques Revacliez, on the Salève mountain behind Geneva. Unexpectedly, it only took me an hour and a half to complete the round trip from the bus station. So I could only kill time in the nearby villages and do street fitness while waiting for the bus in two hours. Next time, I plan to challenge the Tour d'Aï Mountain (2,300 meters above sea level) and two local steel cable climbs near Leysin. Once I am familiar with it, I can start a group to lead the villagers to climb the mountain.

14. Adega O Bebedeiro

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£29Western-styleOpen Late

小妖西游记Yesterday I talked about the Seaside Sculpture Park in La Coruña. Today I recommend a local tavern that is super delicious. A friend in La Coruña once told me that this is one of the top three restaurants in the area. In fact, I think it is more like a tavern that has been making delicious home-style dishes for many years. . In fact, there are also memories of mine here. The first time I came to Spain, I got drunk here. Crema de Orujo is a specialty of Galicia, a brandy cream wine that tastes a bit like Baileys. This restaurant will give a large bottle of free Crema de Orujo after the meal for diners to drink by themselves, and you can get a refill if you finish it. I really liked it so much that I drank a whole bottle that day, and walked out of the restaurant dizzy and excited, startling a large group of seagulls at the door. It was as if I was in Hitchcock's "The Birds". . The dishes here are home-style delicacies, and I have never been disappointed. Assorted seafood rice, sea bass seafood rice, pan-fried foie gras with filet mignon, Galician grilled octopus... . After ten years, I came back again. The taste is still there, the boss lady, the chef, and the appearance of the restaurant have not changed. Even the boss lady's mother, a kind Spanish grandmother, is still sitting alone in a small corner of the back room, counting the bills. When I saw her, it was as if time had gone back to that winter day ten years ago. . During the chat, the boss lady told me that some Chinese people had come to eat. At first, she thought they were on a business trip to Zara headquarters, but later she found that many of them were couples. Some people showed her my Weibo and said that they knew about this restaurant because of my introduction. Of course, at this time, I am always very happy. . ▫️▫️INFO▫️▫️ 【Tavern Adega O Bebedeiro】 📍｜ R. Ángel Rebollo, 34, 15002 A Coruña (Spain) ☎️| 0034 981210609 . @小妖西游记【Reprinting without permission is prohibited, and stealing pictures will be prosecuted】 Adega O Bebedeiro

15. COFFEE PARK SOK

£27Western-style

travelerererCoffee Park Sok, this restaurant is in a very advantageous location, very close to the local underground station, about seven or eight minutes' walk away, and the taste is first-class.

16. Masala

£13Southeast Asian

TheForkUserDelicious food. Very well decorated place but a bit gloomy. Waiter and cook all in one, "thank goodness" we were alone... So typical that he spoke little Spanish... Better to speak English.

17. Parrillada Lembranzas

TheForkUserImpeccable service, the staff took the time to explain the menu to us because we don't speak Spanish. The products are excellent, we had a great time. :)

18. Restaurante Manolito

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19. La Picotería

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20. Atípico

£25Western-style

TheForkUserThe freshness of the ingredients together with the flavour combination and techniques used have turned this dinner into an unforgettable food experience. From the tomato salad and going to the mussels and grilled octopus, each dish felt at least as good as the previous one if not better. Planning my next trip so I can also try their tasting menu. I cannot recommend it enough!