Bam bam

Fabada I.G.P. So yummy!!!! Beautiful service, so kind. I will come back.

Darren Wyles

Great place to visit. Nice beer and a good selection of soft drinks. Free pizza with every drink. Perfect.

Mark Thomas

Food is pretty good here and they have won awards. It's not fine dining but a typical bar serving food. No cider, you'll have to go up the road for an Asturian cider, however wines are nice and grub is good. One ration between two is about right unless you're majorly starving!

Mocoma “Salt's Lord”

Nice and relaxed bar in central Oviedo where you get free tapa. Easy option if you have to spend an hour or two in the area

Mike Pretious

Huge racions, good value drinks.

Terry Kelso

Good local inn. Good value meal of the day out front and a restaurant at the back. We try fabada austrica and it was good.

test site

Menu for 20 euros incl. water or wine . Nice people nice simple but tasty food.

Zosia Herwin

Visited here in June. The lady who served me was nice despite my limited Spanish (I can speak only a few words but am learning). The only thing that I didnt like was not receiving tapas when everyone else was given some. I don't know if it was because I was British but it felt a bit excluding and a message that I wasn't wanted there. Nevermind the supermarket down the road had good food.

Kathy Robb

We were so disappointed with our experience here. After reading the reviews, we expected a totally different experience. It was a quiet time when we arrived with several spare tables inside and out. We sat inside and soon after ordered a drink each. These came promptly. We noticed that every other table who had ordered drinks also received a customary plate of tapas but ours never arrived. We were the only tourists in the bar and felt like we were being given "special" treatment.....and not in a good way. We wanted to give the staff a chance so we went ahead and ordered a plate of mushrooms with asparagus and prawns (I had to go to the bar to order). The wait for this plate was extremely long. The food was OK, but nothing special, very salty. We left still hungry but went elsewhere for the remainder of our food.

Lorenzo López Núñez

This restaurant in Oviedo was very disappointing. Just as we mention the good things—and it's true that you can eat well almost everywhere in Asturias (I don't review them all)—we must also mention the bad, and that is that some places don't live up to the standards of Asturian cuisine. First, the croquettes weren't from Asturias (I won't elaborate further) and came with ham, even though the menu listed them as cured beef. Second, the cachopo (breaded and fried veal cutlet) was very weak, with little cured beef and so dry that you couldn't even taste the cheese; it was like a ball of dough when you swallowed it. To top it all off, the side of fries was undercooked. That said, the breading could be considered a positive point, since being panko, it's a bit lighter than traditional breadcrumbs. The cheese board and salad we ordered were nothing special. The cheese board didn't come with toast, and they gave us some simple packets of dressing for the salad. Finally, the restaurant's ventilation was terrible. We left smelling like food, and the smell is still on my coat today (three days after eating there). Overall, an experience I would NOT recommend, especially considering the prices aren't exactly reasonable.