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.

Walked in without a booking and got a table right away. The owner checked on us a few times, which was nice. The staff were really friendly and made the whole meal feel relaxed.

Stopped by for a quick bite and the food came out fresh, made right after I ordered. Portion size was spot on for me. Took a bit longer than I expected, but it&#39;s real slow food, so that&#39;s fine. Solid spot if you&#39;re not in a crazy rush.

Grilled octopus was fresh and cooked just right, not rubbery at all. Loved that I could see the Atlantic while eating. Portion size was decent for the price.

Stopped by for a drink around sunset. View over the river towards Spain is honestly the main draw here. Food&#39;s alright, nothing crazy, but you&#39;re paying a bit extra for the setting. Fine if you&#39;re after the vibe more than the meal itself.

Such a gem for my gluten-free friend! We could actually share plates for once. The owner walked us through the menu and knew all the cross-contamination stuff. My friend felt so at ease, which made the whole dinner way more fun.

The black rice with squid was the standout. Packed with flavor and the squid was cooked just right. Beef croquettes were good too, crispy outside, creamy inside. Portions are huge, honestly couldn&#39;t finish it all.

Came back for a second time, just as good. The Galician pork and those croquettes are so solid. Really like the ordering setup here&mdash;you order at the counter and the food just appears at your table fast. No fuss.

Fresh tuna salad with fruit on the side &mdash; such a good deal. Pastries were lovely too. Right in the center, easy to find.

Great dishes, based on local food and cooked with modern techniques.Good atmosphere, mainly thanks to the nice waiter. Reccomended if you want to try something different

Been coming here for years, a proper local spot. The portions are huge for the price, you definitely get what you pay for. My husband and I shared a main and still had leftovers. Solid choice when you&#39;re hungry.

The tasting menu was a journey through Galicia and the Atlantic Ocean, featuring exceptional tastes and textures. The outdoor dining area added to the overall enjoyment of the meal.

The croquettes were lovely, crispy outside and creamy inside. I did wish the chairs were a bit more padded for a longer sit, but the service was friendly and attentive.

Nice little spot, quiet and cozy. Had the seafood paella, the rice was cooked just right, not too dry. The vibe is good for a relaxed dinner. They were kind enough to let me charge my phone, which was a lifesaver.

The coffee is the star here. Got a flat white, and the beans had this deep, nutty flavor that came through perfectly. The little cake on the side was fine, just a simple, not-too-sweet bite. But honestly, I&#39;d go back just for that coffee.

The staff were so friendly and helpful with the vegetarian options. They really took the time to make sure we were comfortable.

Took a bit of finding, but glad we did. That Enferno Pizza was the star of the show - the crust had this perfect char, and the spicy salami was just right. 😋 Friendly staff, too.

Stopped here on the Camino. Vegan burger was solid, decent portion. Friends enjoyed the mussels. Service was quick, which was appreciated after a long walk. Convenient location right on the route.

Been coming here for years. The set menu is a solid deal, good portions. Their Iberian pork cutlet is the one I always get. Tender, traditional.

The tiramisu was really nice, but that Manchego cheesecake? Wow. First time trying something like that. You can tell they put thought into it.

The black rice was the standout. The rice itself had a perfect bite, not mushy at all, and the squid ink flavor was deep without being fishy. The croquettes were good, especially the ham one, but the rice is what I&#39;ll remember.

The clams in marinara sauce were so good, I&#39;m still thinking about them.

Nice space, and the cakes are top-notch. I ended up buying a few of their artisanal products to take home.

The seafood dishes were fresh and well-prepared. Portions are reasonable for the price.

Nice local spot right on the main road. The vibe is relaxed and it&#39;s a good break from the busier areas.

The service at Eirado da Le&ntilde;a was outstanding, with staff who were knowledgeable and passionate about the menu. The overall experience was top-notch, making it a must-visit in Pontevedra.

The wine pairing was spot on! We shared a few bottles with friends and the staff helped us pick ones that went perfectly with our dishes. Made for a really fun, relaxed evening. 🍷

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