La Taberna Celta in Salamanca

peregrina2000

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• Oct 7, 2015

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I was perusing a Spanish language Camino forum just recently and saw a notice about this establishment. Apparently, the owner treats the first pilgrim of the day to a very nice meal. Looks like a nice place!

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaura...a_Province_of_Salamanca_Castile_and_Leon.html

Has anyone had experience with this nice little tradition? Buen camino, Laurie

 

KinkyOne

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• Oct 7, 2015

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peregrina2000 said:

I was perusing a Spanish language Camino forum just recently and saw a notice about this establishment. Apparently, the owner treats the first pilgrim of the day to a very nice meal. Looks like a nice place!

http://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaura...a_Province_of_Salamanca_Castile_and_Leon.html

Has anyone had experience with this nice little tradition? Buen camino, Laurie

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Hola!

Thanks for posting this. Varied reports, but the photo with pulpo (in Salamanca ) surely looks very tempting. I've just finished my notes on Alba de Tormes - Salamanca stretch (the missing one day stage between Camino Teresiano and Camino Torres) when I saw your post. I guess now I really know what my next Camino should be

 

nalod

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• Mar 30, 2016

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I have eaten there on my recent Camino,I was walking with a Spanish man who had know something about this. Because of language difficulties (my Spanish friend spoke very fast ) I think we got the Pulpo free, but the hospitality and the food was so good we decided to buy a full meal there. It was by far my best meal of this Camino. Spend a bit a money and treat yourself it is fantastic. I will show you two photographs, I have greatly reduced file size so they wont slow down this thread. I will also give you the link to my photographic blog of that VDP which includes Taberna Celta. http://dermotdolan.blogspot.ie/2016/03/via-de-la-plata-february-1-to-february.html

 

peregrina2000

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• Mar 30, 2016

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YUM!!!

 

peregrina2000

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• Mar 30, 2016

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YUM!!!

 

Saint Mike II

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• Mar 31, 2016

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Hola Dermont - some really great photographs. I loved how you posted the same shot in both colour and B&W. It really does inspire me to again consider tackling the Via d l Plata. Cheers

 

nalod

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• Mar 31, 2016

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Saint Mike II said:

Hola Dermont - some really great photographs. I loved how you posted the same shot in both colour and B&W. It really does inspire me to again consider tackling the Via d l Plata. Cheers

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Hello Mike thank you for the kind words, up to recently I avoided black and white because some photographers looked down their nose at colour and looked upon black and white as the only true art medium. Then I went against the grain and shot only in colour but I was excluding some lovely opportunities. Now I mix both. Regards Dermot(Nalod)