Overpriced, for what you get. We had a better meal in Fromista at much lower price, a camino leg before this.
The portions are small pincho size or 50% more at best and we weee charged 14-17 euro per tiny dessert plate size dishes. And, they are not sophisticated in taste, but just warm.
I feel sorry for the locals having to pay thiz price. We are pilgrims, Italians, Canadians, also from US, and Spain. The Spainish lady walked off.
The beer is good. One bar man spoke English. And the rest of them were also gentle.
But, Tiny sign and it was hard to find and open at 7pm, getting late for pilgrims, and crammed table and seats.
Quite unagreeable operation. I dont know how they keep up with overpriced ...
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