Galicia and Asturias Restaurants

From the humblest of cafeterias to the hautest of dining rooms, chefs in Galicia, Asturias, and Cantabria emphasize the use of fresh, local ingredients. Excellent, cheap meals can be found at smaller, family-run eateries, which usually stick to traditional foods and tend to draw mostly local crowds. Restaurants that stray from the culinary norm—and which also offer top-notch service and elegant surroundings—usually also include a higher price tag.

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  • 1. Adega O Bebedeiro

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    This tiny restaurant is beloved by locals for its authentic food. It feels like an old farmhouse, with stone walls and floors, a fireplace, pine tables and stools, and dusty wine bottles (adega is Gallego for bodega, or wine cellar). Appetizers such as pulpo con almejas al ajillo (octopus with clams in garlic sauce) are followed by fresh fish at market prices and an ever-changing array of delicious desserts.

    C. Ángel Rebollo 34, A Coruña, Galicia, 15002, Spain
    981-210609

    Known For

    • Octopus with clams in garlic sauce
    • Baked scallops
    • Wine cellar

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon., and 1st wk in Jan. No dinner Sun., Credit cards accepted
  • 2. El De Alberto

    $$$

    El De Alberto marries traditional Galician flavors with eye-catching modern presentation. Alberto, the passionate and friendly chef-owner, has no qualms about, say, dolloping kimchi sauce on local octopus or painting truffle butter on baked scallops (instead of the usual squirt of lemon). The sunlit dining room with white tablecloths and colorful velvet chairs sits at the halfway point between casual and fancy. 

    Comandante Fontanes 1, A Coruña, Galicia, 15003, Spain
    981-907411

    Known For

    • Playful nueva cocina dishes
    • Expansive windows
    • Great value

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon., No dinner Sun.
  • 3. La Penela

    $$$

    This sophisticated sea-foam-green dining room is the perfect place to feast on fresh fish while sipping Albariño. Don't miss the mussels with béchamel, a dish that La Penela is locally famous for. If shellfish isn't your speed, the roast veal is also popular. The restaurant occupies a modernist building on a corner of the lively Praza de María Pita. Some tables have views of the harbor, or you can eat in a glassed-in terrace on the square.

    Pl. de María Pita 12, A Coruña, Galicia, 15001, Spain
    981-209200

    Known For

    • Views of the harbor and Plaza de María Pita
    • Terrace dining
    • French-inflected seafood dishes

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues., No dinner Sun.
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