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In the morning you can get your first cup of coffee from the automat and then an hour or so into your walk stop for better breakfast along the way.
It doesn't appear that the accommodations (except Casa Sabina and La Posada) provide any type of meal (dinner or breakfast). Where does a pilgrim get food in Roncesvalles? Is it a scramble to get any sustenance in the morning or is there a bar/cafe
It doesn't appear that the accommodations (except Casa Sabina and La Posada) provide any type of meal (dinner or breakfast). Where does a pilgrim get food in Roncesvalles? Is it a scramble to get any sustenance in the morning or is there a bar/cafe/restaurant after Roncesvalles?
It doesn't appear that the accommodations (except Casa Sabina and La Posada) provide any type of meal (dinner or breakfast). Where does a pilgrim get food in Roncesvalles? Is it a scramble to get any sustenance in the morning or is there a bar/cafe/restaurant after Roncesvalles?
This is exactly my plan for next month...reserved and ready to go! Did you walk the Napoleon or Valcarlos route when you did it?My friend and I walked to Burguete the first day and stayed at the Hotel Burguete. After a long walk over the mountain, it was so nice to have a comfortable room with a good shower and a comfy bed. There were a number of options for both dinner and breakfast.
Ditto what she said.In nearby Burguete there is only one church, next to it is a small plaza and at the back of the plaza a GREAT cafe/bar which is open early every morning and very pilgrim friendly. Within their complex is the local fronton court. I have always stopped here on my way down from Roncesvalles. If is still dark as you leave Roncesvalles be sure to wear or carry your head torch.
Double ditto. It's a great breakfast. And ditto also the less than satisfying rations in Roncesvalles... especially if you're a vegetarian!Ditto what she said.
I agree, but the company of other pilgrims made the dinner enjoyable. I would definitely not do the breakfast again.The worst meal on my whole Camino was Roncesvalles, both dinner and breakfast, I would walk many kilometers to avoid eating there again.
A bad meal is always made better if shared in good company!I agree, but the company of other pilgrims made the dinner enjoyable
I find 20+km of walking in the Pyrenees sharpens my appetite and makes me a lot less fussy than I might have been otherwise. I would agree that my most recent dinner there was not impressive but I have eaten far worse in other places along the Caminos and paid more for it.A bad meal is always made better if shared in good company!
We took the Napoleon route. Since we were going quite a distance that day, we shared one pack with essentials, which we took turns carrying, and sent the other pack with our sleeping gear, ahead to the hotel.This is exactly my plan for next month...reserved and ready to go! Did you walk the Napoleon or Valcarlos route when you did it?
It doesn't appear that the accommodations (except Casa Sabina and La Posada) provide any type of meal (dinner or breakfast). Where does a pilgrim get food in Roncesvalles? Is it a scramble to get any sustenance in the morning or is there a bar/cafe/restaurant after Roncesvalles
you will be too buggered to care after that hill. Good resturant in hotel for dinner if your up to it. Breakfast walk to next town. As someone mentioned good cafe in plaza at back.It doesn't appear that the accommodations (except Casa Sabina and La Posada) provide any type of meal (dinner or breakfast). Where does a pilgrim get food in Roncesvalles? Is it a scramble to get any sustenance in the morning or is there a bar/cafe/restaurant after Roncesvalles?
I was there in 2010. Don't touch the fruit...you may damage itIn Roncesvalles albergue you have vending machines and microwave ovens.
Just a little bit before Burguette, where you hit the tarmac road, there's a shop on the other side. At least it was there in 2011 (6 years ago already???). Also a few tables and benches in nearby shaded park.
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