Comida genial con amigos en este pequeño restaurante, tiene una terracita entre dos calles encantadora. La tosta de pulpo parada obligatoria!Las almejas, pulpo y la tortilla muy buenas raciones también. Muy recomendable en Santiago, además el servicio muy amable y profesional.

Lugar emblemático en el callejón Entrerrúas, reservamos para cuatro en la terraza. La comida fué fantástica, buena calidad-precio. Tengo que destacar el servicio ofrecido por Alberto, nunca he visto un servicio ofrecido en hostelería de tal calidad y profesionalidad, no le faltó absolutamente nada, correcto, profesional, ofreciéndonos toda la carta de productos y adaptándose a nuestras necesidades haciéndonos una adaptación de dos de los platos para que estuvieran a nuestro gusto. También nos atendio Riki con otro muy buen servicio. Estaban pendientes de todo, la comida salió rápido y en los tiempos precisos. Al final de la comida nos invitó a una amplia gama de chupitos a nuestra elección.

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Comida de maravilla y el camarero excepcional, un profesional como la copa de un vino, experiencia 10/10 muy recomendable. Como sugerencia las croquetas de mejillones y las zamburiñas muy buenas. Viva Galicia!!

Nos sentamos antes de las 13h para tomarnos una caña y ya decidimos quedarnos a comer. Las almejas a la sartén fueron una gran sorpresa: flambeadas, carnosas y perfectamente aliñadas. Las zamburiñas (en realidad son volandeiras) muy carnosas también. El pulpo a la plancha también muy bueno y muy bien acompañado de la salsita de ajada. La tortilla está jugosa y bien, aunque no será la mejor tortilla de Santiago. Comimos 4 por menos de 90€. Es un sitio muy recomendable, la comida es de calidad, a pesar de encontrarse en un enclave bastante frecuentado por turistas.

Encontramos el restaurante por casualidad, y fue un acierto. La atención exquisita, tanto por Alberto, como por Ricardo su dueño. La comida, toda espectacular, tanto por la calidad como por la elaboración. La tarta de la abuela, de las mejores que he probado... Por lo que si venís a Santiago y queréis comer bien, os lo recomiendo al 100%... Nosotros de nuestro viaje en Camino, será uno de los recuerdos que tendremos, de cómo la casualidad nos llevó a él.. Muchas gracias chicos por vuestro trato y esperamos que haya mucha gente más, que pueda degustar lo que hacéis....un abrazo. Y si volvemos a Santiago, nos tendréis como clientes de nuevo!!!

Llegamos a este restaurante por casualidad, íbamos buscando otro lugar y en el camino decidimos sentarnos a comer allí. El trato de los camareros muy agradable y la comida riquísima. Las zamburiñas estaban espectaculares, la calidad precio se corresponde y la comida tiene muy buena calidad. Si vuelvo a Santiago volveré sin duda

Siendo de Santiago, no lo conocía. Lo vimos por insta y decidimos probar, todo un acierto. La comida está buenísima, todo muy bien preparado y hecho por ellos mismos. El trato también fue genial, muy majos. Repetiremos!

Mi pareja y yo estuvimos en diciembre de 2024 y prometimos ponerles esta reseña. A día de hoy todavía nos acordamos, a menudo, de la maravillosa experiencia que tuvimos en este restaurante. Nos dejaron sentarnos en la barra, porque no había sitio, y fue lo mejor! Tanto el cocinero como el camarero fueron super amables y la comida fue de 10. Cero quejas, todo alagos. Lo recomendamos sin duda.

Muy atentos y amables. Hacen por complacer al cliente. La segunda vez que vengo en una semana. Todo espectacular

Igor Akhachev

Great small place. Might be hard to find but easy to enjoy. Feel of local kitchen. Very cosy.

Cesho jephil

I went with my parents. First time in Spain. Service was amazing. Alberto is a gem. He is so kind and he served us with perfection. He is gentle enough to explain and how to eat the food with right combinations. If I visit Compostela again, I will pay a visit to the restaurant. Not for the food but to say hello to Alberto.

Winnona K

Got an amazing octopus on toast, with the bamboo clams. Tastes like visiting a Galician house and they serve you their local dishes. The kind waiter offered to do 1/2 portion for the bamboo clams too, as I was alone. 10/10 service :D I also find that 80% coming here are locals. Good sign 👍🏻. This place is NOT on the main road, but the aisle where it is connects 2 main roads. The aisle on one side is pretty small (1 person width), so if you’re bringing your rucksack, etc would suggest to go from the other side (the one close to Bar La Tita) 10/10 would come again.

Parviziy

Was recommended by a friend and this place did not disappoint. Amazing location. Amazing food. Service could be a little friendlier but hey.

Stefan Craciun

A great small restaurant with delicious food and great prices. The serving was great and the octopus was very tasty.

Kevin Sullivan

A wonderful little place with a great down-to-earth atmosphere. Fran, the cook is nothing short of a magician with his specialties. Be sure to ask what's special that day as the real menu and what's written down don't always match because of what ingredients are best that day. A real gem in a place loaded with tourist traps.

Nick Artamonov

We were sat down by Alberto, an absolutely stellar server. He accommodated our large group with tact, efficiency and a great attitude. The dishes were served rapidly, and the tinto de verano was almost too good. If you are looking for a cozy atmosphere in a small courtyard for an authentic taste of Santiago, this is the place.

Angela Swan Middleton

Excellent cabbage soup, trip and chickpea stew and coffee flan! Also the servings of wine were very generous and the quality was fantastic. All for less than 15 Euros! Just fantastic value and flavour in all regards.

Sunee Lee

They have opened at 1pm, very busy small restaurants. Very nice scallops and grilled Hake(English name)

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Patricia Gava

Best seafood I've ever had, the zamburiñas (small scalops) are absolutely unreal. The local white wine (albariño) is a must. Staff was lovely and very helpful. Restaurant is located in a interesting place, between very narrow alleys and that's where the name comes from, Entre Ruas.

K M

Nice place, quite with good food and price

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Teo Mda

Great price/quality/quantity, food was fresh and delicious.

Debra Stewart

Quaint restaurant off the beaten path. Great meal. I had steamed mussels, spaghetti carbonara, others had hake and salmon. One of our best meals on this trip. Met interesting pilgrims too. Highly recommend for the area.

Andrew PC

Quaint place hidden off the beaten track. Excellent homemade traditional Galician food at good prices. Outdoor seating, bar seating and a dining room downstairs via a narrow staircase. Very small toilets. Quick, friendly service. Great bread.

María del Mar Sánchez

Pilgrims. Here we found real and delicious Galician food at local and regular (not tourist) prices. The service is good and nice, as well as the stuff. To order zamburiñas is a must! Super delicious. I recommend it and I would repeat! Just come a bit before the peak hour to find a place.

Buen sitio para comer de tapeo. Comimos raxo con patatas, oreja a la feira, tortilla con cebolla y empanada de grelos con lacón y una ensalada. Los postres espectaculares, sobre todo la tarta de la abuela, super casera, el tiramisú no era casero y se notaba en el sabor. Todo muy rico, en una calle super estrecha pero muy bien ubicada. Me ha gustado mucho el sitio.

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Ricardo Nunes (Rick)

The waiter was very nice and helpful. Unbelievable what a single man were able to do serving more than 10 tables alone. Honest place: good food for an affordable price.

Remis Van

BAR/RESTAURANTE ENTRE * RUAS - Tasty food, helpful and friendly staff.

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Libor Kampas

I found the Galicia soup, too bland. Chips below restaurant standard. Caramel toffee was very bitter. The salt shaker didn't really work as the salt got probably wet at some point and became chunky. The service was really good, the atmosphere and the location as well(away from the crowds). But I have eaten way better food in rural bars than in this restaurant in the heart of Santiago.

I had a brief drink here last week. Initially I asked the grumpy young woman behind the bar whether I could use the bathroom first and she barked back, "customers only". I explained I was going to ha…

I had a brief drink here last week. Initially I asked the grumpy young woman behind the bar whether I could use the bathroom first and she barked back, "customers only". I explained I was going to …

Charlie Williams

Got a recommendation from our tour guide that this was a good place. How wrong she was. Starting with what matters - the food was overpriced and extremely average. Cod - 15.50 for a measly fillet of fish atop a bed of oily potatoes and peppers. Took only a couple bites before we realised we’d been duped. But the greatest injustice - “the Iberian secret”, (16.50) a recommendation from a rather disgruntled waiter. The only reason this could have been a secret was because of how disappointing the reality is. We’re three blokes from Australia, we don’t care much about service, but paying money like this, and when the food comes out like it was, when you have a waiter who goes for a smoke when you ask for the bill, forgets the bread, and is generally unwelcoming, that’s just the straw that breaks the camels back. Please see below photos and make sure to go elsewhere, cheers.

Rhys Williams

Absolute disaster! This place looks really good and homecoming on the outside, but really, it was a nightmare. To start off, it took 20 minutes to get our drinks served. After that, we waited another hour or so just for our starters, which were cold and raw. We decided we were going to leave as the waiter didn’t recongnize that the food was in a terrible condition. He was also rude throughout his service. Terrible!