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[QUOTE="jmcarp, post: 235442, member: 19617"] Our experience on the CF last fall was that none of the municipal albergues provide meals. Some of the private and association albergues do serve meals, especially those in the small villages where there are few, if any, other dining options. If they didn't serve meals, they usually had kitchen facilities for do-it-yourselfers (please clean up afterwards). For those albergues that did serve meals, we were always asked when we checked in if we would be eating at the albergue. We would pay whatever the charge was when we paid for our bed. Some were donativos, and otherwise the cost of the meal was approximately the same as the [I]menu de peregrinos[/I] at a local bar/café. While the typical pilgrims' menu at a bar/café were usually pretty good, we always found the "home cooking" at the albergues to be excellent, and always a departure from the more-or-less standard choices on the typical outside pilgrims' menu. Dining in at the albergues also provides an excellent opportunity to get to know those with whom you'll be sharing the next few hours. [/QUOTE]
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