A Veiga - Samos

Extensive menu of local and typical northern Spanish dishes, the servings are of generous size, fresh and the wood fired meats are a standout, all at reasonable prices

Placed in Samos, a stop point of St James way where an impressive monastery is set as well. It is a fairly large restaurant and may be noisy in the weekends but it delivers good. An excellent stew of beans, shrimps and clams or a fish soup as starters followed by grilled meat, roasted kid or, alternatively, fried trouts. A definitively good place

During a Camino Santiago walk, I because of the restaurant had spent more nights in Samos. The first night I had a good meal with good service at the restaurant, so I came back the following evening. But this time the food didnt seem fresh, and I got a bad food poisoning throwing up all night. I know because it was the only food I had. It ruined rest of my Camino. I forgive the restaurant but I would have liked an excuse when I approached them afterwards.

It is very good, the food is very good and very rich. Customer service is spectacular and very professional. Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5

La comida excelente. El servicio correcto. Una buena elección. Food drinks: Todos los platos que probé estaban buenos. La carne asada estaba espectacular. Service: 3