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Arzua Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Arzua
Discover the best restaurant in Arzua, Spain including Casa Chelo, Encontro, Casa Florencio, Casa Teodora, Bar O de Mario, Pulperia Oconxuro, Meson Restaurante Catro Ventos, cafeteria erika, Cafe Bar Luis, Cafe Teatro
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1. Casa Chelo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 190 reviews
Reviewed By Flying_Kiwi258 - Auckland, NZ
We were going to be having dinner at another restaurant in the evening and decided to visit somewhere different for lunch. We stumbled following the apps directions and eventually arrived and were directed through the kitchen to our tables. A little strange but as this was clearly a traditional family business and the food was amazing, home cooked and the hosts did not speak much English but that did not matter.
A highly recommended place off the beaten Camino track, well worth tracking down. Otherwise we would have just stopped at one of the cafes on the main road. This place is about three blocks off the main road so is not difficult to find and I would recommend the experience.
2. Encontro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Shop tasting of the Camino de Santiago, with breakfast and plates specializing in iberian cold meat and cheeses. You can buy our products through our website. We organize tours to the Monastery of Sobrado intended to occupy the free time of the pilgrims
Reviewed By craig t - Auckland NZ
We were enticed in by the large paella at the front door. Looking for a quick meal after a day on Camino. We just did s regular serve of paella not the pilgrims meal. It was ok. Not the best but filled a hole.
3. Casa Florencio
4. Casa Teodora
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 335 reviews
Reviewed By SusieQte - Cheshire, United Kingdom
Stayed here for one night whilst walking the Camino. We booked a twin bedded room, but one bed was a camp bed, which was very uncomfortable. The bedrooms and public areas need investment as they look very dilapidated and old fashioned.
The breakfast was very basic; processed ham and cheese - not great.
I would personally give this hotel a miss, if staying in Arzua again.
5. Bar O de Mario
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Roberto G
Taberna de comida casera con hamburguesas de cálida y personal súper amable. Nos pedimos una tortilla también, estaba deliciosa, aunque nos sobro un trozo y nos lo envolvieron para llevar. Nos invitaron a un chupito porque tuvimos que esperar un ratito por la tortilla que se hizo en el momento.
Para repetir!
6. Pulperia Oconxuro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By grard2314 - Paris, France
Pulperia située à Arzua.
La viande que l'on m'a servie était trop cuite, de mauvaise qualité et accompagnée de frites mal faites. Un seul bon point pour cet établissement : l'excellente musique rock diffusée en fond sonore.A éviter.
7. Meson Restaurante Catro Ventos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By jotuve - Lalin, Spain
Tocó visitar Arzúa y, acabamos decidiéndonos por este local ubicado fuera de la calle principal de Arzúa pero a pocos metros del centro.
Es un restaurante obrero de carretera con una vid que brota del propio suelo del comedor donde te sirven la comida.
El menú fue normal pero no quedas con hambre y tuvimos 3 opciones de primero y 3 de segundo.
Las lentejas te ponen la sopera para que tú eches y era algo más pequeña de la que estoy costumbrado, así como la cantidad de la misma.
Tenían algo de picante de más pero así y todo se comían bien.
De segundo hubo pollo al horno y merluza a la gallega con cantidad normal. Eso sí, el pan estaba riquísimo y conformee lo acababas te traían más y más para que no pasaras hambre. De lo mejorcito de la comida.
Después tuvimos postre y café y se pagó 8 euros por cabeza
8. cafeteria erika
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Timothy W
Small but pleasent cafe. Lady behind the bar could have been more friendly. Difficult to differentiate the cafe from others.
9. Cafe Bar Luis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By travelwithpam - Pleasant Hill, California
On our way walking the Camino de Santiago we stopped here for lunch. Sampled the local cheeses from this area of Arzua as well as an excellent mixed salad. Very helpful & friendly staff. Enjoyed our lunch and relaxation while taking in the view of the valley.
10. Cafe Teatro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By travelwithpam - Pleasant Hill, California
While walking the Camino de Santiago we stopped here to get out of the rain for a glass of wine & beer. Nice vibe there playing wonderful Spanish music. Friendly staff & brought over a sample of local appetizer for us to try. Great bar area, not sure about what other food they served but there was a full menu. We had just come from lunch so did not eat there. It is in a great location on the main street and I would imagine it would be a great location to sit outside had it not been raining. I would go back.
