Bar Restaurante La Gloria — Restaurant in Val de San Vicente

Not a friendly place to Peregrinos. Older woman at the counter, not sure if she’s the owner, was not nice and seemed bothered when I asked what did they have to eat. As somebody wrote before, it almost feels like they’re doing you a favor by allowing you to be a customer there. Also, I witnessed a poor pilgrim woman from the UK being embarrassed by a male employee who asked her if she was going to order food while she was behind me waiting for the bathroom. She ended up living the establishment. I ended up walking with her part of the Camino and she shared she felt bad, she ended up going the bathroom in the bushes. She was going to buy coffee there but didn’t do it after the interaction with the employee. Considering the size of the town, pilgrims must be a large share of their business if not most of it. It’s a shame when business owners don’t make an effort to treat the customers, who are the source of their income,...

Un pequeño bar/restaurante en un pequeño pueblo (Serdio). No tiene pérdida, junto a la iglesia y la bolera. Opción de comer en la terraza. Se come bien, tienen menú de día y carta. También tienen "sartenes" variadas, hamburguesas, cachopo, cecina, calamares fritos, patatas bravas... incluso por encargo hay cordero y cabrito. No cogen reservas y la cocina cierra a las 22,30h. Por ponerle una pega, el pan es corriente y los postres normales. El café es bueno. El camarero al principio parece muy serio, pero es agradable. Nos sacó unas olivas de aperitivo mientras elegíamos de la carta. Hemos cenado 2 noches. La primera para compartir, una tabla de cecina muy rica, ración normal. De segundo, pedimos un chuletón, decir que viene con patatas fritas y tiras de pimientos fritos. De postre una tarta de la abuela, que no estaba nada mal. Acompañado con 2 botellas de sidra asturiana. La segunda noche, una ensalada mixta, buena ración. Y un cachopo de cecina, buena pieza!! ( lo hay también de jamón). Viene acompañado de patatas fritas y pimientos rojos. Acompañado de sidra. Esta vez sin postre. Las raciones son generosas. Visto en las mesas de al lado, los callos, las hamburguesas, ensalada de setas, patatas bravas, con muy buena pinta. Recomendable...

I STRONGLY discourage pilgrims to get their burgers (or anything with red meat) since we had severe food poisoning after eating there. Quick reminder to everyone (and especially to the owner) that food poisoning can have long lasting effects on an individual and could even lead to his death.

However, to be fair, the atmosphere was good and the man that served us was friendly. The menu is also...