Albergue in Outeiro, Camino Sanabres

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Hudds

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• Jul 5, 2017

• #1

If you are staying at the Albergue at Outerio an excellent place to eat is the Pazo de Galegos which is about a 10 mins walk away (downhill). The food is excellent and the portions are substantial, starting at very reasonable prices. The house is a lovely old mansion and well worth a visit.

 

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• Jul 5, 2017

• #2

That's worth knowing - would save lugging food up from the supermercado in Ponte Ulla.

 

jerbear

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• Jul 6, 2017

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The market delivers for an order over 20€.

 

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• Jul 6, 2017

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Good to know! We also got food delivered from the supermarket (someone took a taxi to bring it back to the albergue). Perhaps it is better this year - but there was almost nothing to cook or eat with in terms of utensils or pots.... If I were going to have dinner in the albergue again - it would be picnic food. A restaurant close by also a great option!

 

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• Jul 6, 2017

• #5

An option we took was to stay at Albergue O Cruceiro in Ponte Ulla, very reasonable rates for pilgrims, 10e I think, and a bar/restaurant down stairs.
Plus staying there only adds 4 Km to the next day into SdeC.
Regards
George

 

Colleen.S

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• Jul 8, 2017

• #6

mla1 said:

Good to know! We also got food delivered from the supermarket (someone took a taxi to bring it back to the albergue). Perhaps it is better this year - but there was almost nothing to cook or eat with in terms of utensils or pots.... If I were going to have dinner in the albergue again - it would be picnic food. A restaurant close by also a great option!

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We stayed there recently; there were pots, plates, glasses, cups and cutlery.

 

MileHighPair

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• Jul 9, 2017

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Hudds said:

If you are staying at the Albergue at Outerio an excellent place to eat is the Pazo de Galegos which is about a 10 mins walk away (downhill). The food is excellent and the portions are substantial, starting at very reasonable prices. The house is a lovely old mansion and well worth a visit.

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Thanks for the update!