The waitress really knew her stuff, suggested some great tapas for our group. Super close to the cathedral too.

Nice terrace for breakfast. Parking&#39;s a plus. Had the avocado toast, decent but a bit pricey. Coffee was strong. Good spot to start the day.

As a local, I appreciate the spot next to the playground. Grabbed a coffee while my kid played. It&#39;s convenient, though the coffee itself was just okay. Good for a quick stop.

Been walking the Camino for years, always stop here. Their beef cheeks just melt, and the seafood fideos taste like they just pulled it from the sea. You get that quality for the price they ask? Hard to beat.

Vegan burger was top notch. Actually one of the best. Patatas bravas with their sauces were also incredible. Solid veggie options around here, which is rare.

Found this place by chance. The Iberico steak was just right, and the cheesecake was a nice surprise. It was light, not heavy like some others. A lovely little stop.

Been stopping here for years on my Primitivo walks. That daily menu next to the church, it&#39;s always so generous. Never managed to finish it all in one go.

Came in for a burger. The bun was homemade, really nice. Got a ton of toppings too. Quick service, place is clean. Price was fair with fries included. Solid spot.

The razor clams were spot on, really fresh. The yumarinas had a nice texture. Vegetable soup was simple but warm and comforting. A solid, straightforward meal.

The owner is so friendly and attentive. He suggested a local red that paired beautifully with our lamb. Made the evening feel personal. A bit on the pricier side for the wine, but worth it for the care.

Booked ahead, glad we did - it was packed. The men&uacute; del d&iacute;a is a steal at around &euro;15. Sardines were fresh and simple. Pork knuckle was huge, crispy skin, chips were just okay. Galician cheesecake was the perfect finish. Solid lunch.

Busy spot, got a table on the patio. View of the beach was nice. Food was good, but the wait for it was longer than I expected. Still, a decent lunch.

Perfect spot to grab a coffee with friends! We sat outside and shared a croissant while watching the ducks. So chill for a long chat. The coffee was good, but the croissant was a bit small for sharing.

Been coming here for years. Their non-alcoholic cocktails are the main reason I keep coming back. Always creative, never too sweet. You don&#39;t miss the alcohol at all.

The service was really good, they were attentive without being overbearing. We had the sea bass and the steak frites, both cooked perfectly. The whole place just has a nice, relaxed vibe.

Service was friendly and attentive. Paula, our waitress, was particularly helpful and welcoming. She checked in at just the right times. A pleasant experience overall.

Love that it&#39;s open all night. The dough had that fresh, homemade feel to it, which was a nice surprise. The whole ordering process was really quick and easy to figure out.

The confit tomato was so fresh and vibrant, a perfect light start. Portions are generous, but the quality of the ingredients really shines through.

The mole poblano is the real deal here. Rich, complex, with that deep chocolate and chili flavor. It&#39;s served over chicken, and the sauce is so good you&#39;ll want to spoon it up on its own. The portion is generous. That&#39;s what I come for.

Popped in for a glass, ended up staying. The scarlet prawn carpaccio was so fresh, and that duck &amp; foie gras rice? Unreal. Staff knew their wine list, helped us pick a bottle to take home too.

Found this place near Plaza Espa&ntilde;a. I really appreciate their focus on local sourcing. The ingredients taste so fresh, you can tell. The menu changes daily, which keeps things interesting. A nice spot for a simple, wholesome meal.

We didn&#39;t book ahead, but they still found us a table. The server was so nice about it, really put us at ease. 😊

The raxo with bamboo shoots and teriyaki sauce was the standout. The meat was incredibly tender, and the sauce had a nice, deep sweetness that wasn&#39;t too heavy. Really enjoyed that specific dish.

The pizza was pretty good. Thin, crispy crust, just the way I like it. Toppings were well-balanced, not too greasy. A solid choice for a casual dinner.

The terrace view of the sea and the castle is just lovely.

The owner was so welcoming, you could tell he loves what he does. He took the time to explain the specials and even checked on us later. It felt like a friend&#39;s place, not just a restaurant.

Stopped by for lunch. The raxo was really good, tender and flavorful. Calamari and croquettes were solid too. Terrace by the park is a nice spot to sit. Service was quick even though it was packed.

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