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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Candas, Asturias, Spain
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Candas. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including Llagar de Pola, Restaurante Guernica, Aramar Playa, Cafeteria El Puerto, L'italiano Di Maria, Restaurante Nautico, Restaurante El Puerto, Sidreria Celorio, Mi Candelita, Bar de tapas Gabiana
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10. Bar de tapas Gabiana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By miquelpericas
Fumios a comer. Pedimos el plato de cachopitos para compartir. Cuatro cahopitos muy ricos. De postre, una tarta de quesos espectacular. El trato muy agradable en todo momento. Tienen terraza donde poder comer con un perro.
9. Mi Candelita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Reviewed By Midan99
Excellent! Friendly and professional staff, excellent food (we had really good croquetas and fried fish - then two different arozes) and a good wine list. Spanish food hasnât really developed in recent years - in this restaurant they gave Spanish food some new touches. Worthwhile visiting, great experience in an area where you wouldnât expect it!
8. Sidreria Celorio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 266 reviews
Reviewed By Antonio O
Al margen de estar todo bueno, destacar que la carta es muy amplia y por eso, con múltiples posibilidades. Buena atención por parte de los camareros. Como fue la primera vez volveremos.
7. Restaurante El Puerto
Reviewed By AlexF939
First time at this location. The waiter was very attentive to my gluten intolerance. Fish was fresh, tasty and plentiful. The place is mostly visited by the locals. Simply a hidden treasure.
6. Restaurante Nautico
Overall Ratings
3 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Surflander
Wanted a typical "Asturias" lunch close to the beach. Ordered "Fabada" with clams and hake "a la marinera".Very low quality food, not fresh, ....... A huge shame, as it looks a lovely restaurant and I (wrongly) assumed, that being a bit 'out of the way', people would have to travel to it, so the food would be good and draw people in (as other restaurants in the area do).How wrong I was! A great shame.
5. L'italiano Di Maria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
L'italiano Di Maria - Restaurante Italiano, auténtica comida italiana con las mejores recetas del chef Andrea Tumbarello. SOLO ABIERTO EN TEMPORADA DE VERANO!! DESDE EL 1 DE JUNIO HASTA EL 30 DE SEPTIEMBRE.
Reviewed By paudasilva
Let's start with the good to be optimist: pizzas are thin and tasty. Now the downside: dishes are really short in quantity, the César salad had only vestiges of chicken, we had to return a Carbonara without bacon (literally zero bacon!!). Literally to avoid unless you're looking for a pizza.
4. Cafeteria El Puerto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 313 reviews
Reviewed By Roger E
We were not looking for anything to eat as had just come from a massive breakfast on board ship. We just wanted to rest our feet and this was just the place with splendid views and a refreshing glass of local cider.
3. Aramar Playa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By BViajera
We pass there one day, taken by some local people who had heard of the place, and it was full and seemed to be positively full most times which seemed a good thing. It had a small menu, which sometimes can be also a positive thing. The setting was pretty and peaceful so we decided to give it a go another day. Before doing so, I did look at the comments and they were all very positive and particularly positive for people with celiac disease for which they seem to cater well. As I was taken someone who is a celiac, I thought this could be a new discovery for them. With this in mind and since we generally trust the wisdom of the crowds offered by reviews, we went there. What a disappointment this was!!! The food in Asturias is certainly amazing, sometimes totally stunning and generally quite cheap. The prices seemed step when we looked at the menu in detail but we thought we would give it a go with a positive mind since we were there and maybe it would all be worth it in the end. We ordered 3 dishes and frankly they went from edible but nothing special to pretty horrendous and almost inedible, this last category being taken by the lamb dish, one of the most expensive, which had a really horrid acid taste and a not particularly pretty appearance. Mostly we just ate bread which seemed to be abundant, much more so than whatever came with it. In Asturias you can eat stunningly in so many places. My advise: maybe have a drink here and observe the views but definitely give the food a miss. The most disappointing meal we have had here for many years and we paid a high price to be let down. Maybe Trip Advisor reviews are not as reliable as I thought, hence I wanted to address the balance and give our own view to avoid other people walking out as disappointed as we did. To eat so badly here takes some effort and we seem to have sadly managed it in picking up this place!
2. Restaurante Guernica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 613 reviews
Reviewed By IbiM
We went there because of the nice reviews on tripadvisor but it disappointed us. The fish was not that fresh, the flavor with lots of garlic and the price too expensive for the quality received. I wouldn't recommend it if you have another choice.
1. Llagar de Pola
Overall Ratings
4 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By Thewanderingwinos
We had dinner here, 2 plates of their amazing zamburiñas (small scallops) done with confit onions and ham on top, washed down with 2 bottles of Albariño which at â¬10 a bottle was terrific value, we also had some salad which was huge and potatoes done with 3 sauces; Cabrales; paprika and sour cream and herb. Lovely traditional dishes showcasing great local produce with a nice friendly attentive owner.
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