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MaryLynn
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MaryLynn reacted to naplesdon's post in the thread Best local food to eat along el Camino Francés with
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Some great restaurants in Burgos, Castrojeriz, Fromista, Carrion (esp. San Zoilo), Villalcazar, Ledigos, Astorga and Cacabelos just to name a few towns. -
MaryLynn reacted to oursonpolaire's post in the thread Best local food to eat along el Camino Francés with Like.
A Spanish friend advised me to stay away from restaurants on the main plaza (except in villages and very small towns) and restaurants with English menus. Ask your innkeeper or the barkeep, pointing out that you love Spanish food, and the odds...
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MaryLynn reacted to alexwalker's post in the thread Best local food to eat along el Camino Francés with Like.
In between, there are so many albergues making communal dinners, as best they can, and often very good. Support the locals, make new friends, and have a splendid time.
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MaryLynn reacted to alexwalker's post in the thread Best local food to eat along el Camino Francés with Like.
In Santiago is the taverna Do Bispo, 200 m. from the Cathedral, with a big menu, as well as a tapas setting of some 6m. (18 feet)+ in 2 levels. https://atabernadobispo.es/es-es/
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MaryLynn reacted to alexwalker's post in the thread Best local food to eat along el Camino Francés with Like.
In Logrono is the Calle Laurel (Laurel street), famous for the many tapas/wine bars/restaurants. https://www.visitalogrono.com/punto-de-inters/calle-laurel/?lang=en
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MaryLynn reacted to Rociolamaja's post in the thread Best local food to eat along el Camino Francés with Like.
I’m walking now with my daughter from Roncesvalles celebrating our birthdays and I’m finding places with really good local food in El Camino. I want to mention cafe Ttipia in SJPDP Hotel Roncesvalles in Roncesvalles Bar Valentin in Zubiri Any...
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I rode into the shop and the day I left a taxi van called for me at my hotel with my bike neatly packed in a box and took me to the airport. It’s a pity this guy is no longer there but I’m sure someone else is doing it. I’ll have a look.
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I bought ($200) a Specialize bike in Saigon and donated it in Pattaya, Thailand. Easiest and most rewarding.
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I bought a cheap Rockrider hybrid in Decathlon. I kept it in Spain, but selling it on Wallapop in Santiago is very easy. Hard to beat on price and convenience imo
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I had taken mine packed in a box. Flew into Madrid and got an ALSA bus to Pamplona. Than got a taxi to SJPP. At the end I got it packed in Santiago ready to fly it back home with me. The packing company I used in Santiago has closed but I’m sure...
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