Calle - O Outeiro

Refreshment as you enter town.

Great little stop… open again and the beer bottles are back. Had a really nice Jamon y queso bocadillo.

Good stop

We were so looking forward to lunch here. We saw the host tending tables, but he had closed the entrance before. There were a number of other pilgrims equally disappointed.
But keep walking to Boavista. A Cova Da Meiga will not disappoint.
Buen Camino

We were so looking forward to lunch here. We saw the host tending tables, but he had closed the entrance before. There were a number of other pilgrims equally disappointed.
But keep walking to Boavista. A Cova Da Meiga will not disappoint.
Buen Camino

Bar Lino closed today when we walked past at 15:00. Casa do Horreo, a few mins later, was open. It's a lovely place for a stop.

AAA +++ mazing!!! Pleasant, clean, great shower and delicious food.

You will not be disappointed with this wonderful place. We stayed the night here. Had the best vegetarian lasagne. My friend had the meat lasagna. For dinner I had the vegetable soup. Both so very good.
Pablo and his parents are very helpful. We had our laundry done as well.
The remodel that they did is incredible. Well with a stop for drinks, food or to stay. Only 30 kms from Santiago. Buen Camino.

Covered seating and tasty food. Had Huevos and Bacon and a Bacon y Queso bocadillo caliente! Perfect for a rainy morning stop.

This quirky beer garden is closed with a for sale sign on the entrance. All beer bottles are gone. sad.

Casa do Horreos is beautifully restored. Very practical and modern interior with delightful stone walls, old bits and pieces and photos showing the history. Lovely hosts. It would make a great place perfect if they offered home cooked simple meals. At the moment it is only raciones.

Such a beautiful tranquil stop along the road. Quiet, private rooms, good food.,. Perfect!!! Lovely family that owns it. Camino win!

This is a very special place run by an even more special family. They restored the historic building and granary (horreo) from ruins over the past 6 years. (Ask them and they will gladly share the history and photos.) The food in the cafe is excellent homemade quality cooked by the mom, Celia - the ensalada mixta is a cut above the usual. Her son Pablo is a kind and engaging host. We felt at home here more than anywhere else, and can also recommend an overnight stay in one of the restored double rooms to enjoy an evening in a lovely off-stage village.

Enjoy a Peregrina Original Lager, autograph the bottle and then hang it on one of the beer trees along with thousands of other personalised bottles. This distinctive and unique bar is worthy of a visit.