We had a wonderful evening at the restaurant! The service was on point and the food was delicious! We will shure come back when we&rsquo;re in Santiago!

A little out of the way but we&rsquo;ll worth the walk from the centre of town. Modern decor, splendid array of wine to go with classic local food.

Service was really attentive. Our waiter was friendly and checked in just the right amount.

Loved their wine list, so many options. The server suggested a bottle that went perfectly with my pasta. It really made the evening.

Excellent Galician restaurant, specialising in rice dishes and seafood. Good wine list, the Terra Guada Albari&ntilde;o was outstanding.Scallops to start which were delicious and fresh, followed by Fideos (Spanish noodles with shellfish), which was also very good. Artisan ice cream and a cortado to finish.The best meal of our holiday, walking the Camino de Santiago.

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.

Good spot on the square. Staff were helpful and spoke English well. They suggested a nice wine pairing. Ingredients were fresh, prices reasonable. Solid choice for a business lunch.

Quick lunch spot. The scallop rice was tasty, good portion for the price. Service was a bit slow today, but the food came out hot. Fine for a solo bite.

Evelyn and Juan were great. The croquetas de cochinillo are fantastic, especially with a glass of Rioja. The wine cut through the richness perfectly. A bit pricey for the portion, but that pairing made it worthwhile.

They recommended us some house specialties and the portion sizes, even if it meant that we order less. The price is good, with fresh products and nice ambient.

Been coming here for years, and that French toast dessert is still the reason. It&rsquo;s huge, you have to wait a bit, but the orujo sauce with the ice cream&hellip; just hits the spot every time. My go-to finish.

The view of the bay and the C&iacute;es Islands from here is just unreal. Had a lovely lunch watching the boats go by. It&#39;s the kind of spot that makes a simple meal feel special.

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.

Prices are surprisingly fair for a place right on the beach. Our whole meal, drinks included, worked out to around &euro;20 each. You don&#39;t always find that by the water.

The chef&#39;s salad was fresh and generous, with a nice mix of textures. The fried eggs with chorizo were cooked perfectly, the yolk was still runny. The owner stopped by our table, very friendly. A solid, comforting meal.

Service was prompt even on a busy Saturday night. Our group of six got seated quickly, orders taken without delay. Food arrived in about 20 minutes despite the full house. Efficient operation.

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.

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.

Service was friendly and attentive, no complaints there. The wine list had some interesting local options, and our server suggested a nice pairing for the pasta. Made for a relaxed evening.

The daily special is a solid deal. Had it last Thursday, around 11 euros for a drink, a hearty pork stew, and a simple flan. Everything was cooked right, no complaints. Good for a quick, satisfying lunch.

Loved the padr&oacute;n peppers and Spanish omelette. The peppers were blistered just right, not too oily. The omelette had that perfect creamy center. A bit pricey for tapas, but the quality was there. Would come back for those two dishes.

Nice vibe with the 80s music and clean space. The decor has a lot of unique little details you notice while waiting for your order. Good spot for a quick, casual meal.

The octopus with cheese was a nice surprise. Cooked just right.

Been here a few times. The octopus pizza is solid, good crust. Tacos are decent too. Nice to sit outside and look at the water. It&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, but the view helps.

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.

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