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I keep hearing there is a Michelin star restaurant. In this section of the Camino. Is there any truth to this?
There is at least one Michelin starred restaurant in Santiago. Restaurante A Tafona. Very pricey though they do have fairly cheap rooms in off-seasonOpposite the Mercado de Abastos.
A Tafona - Lucia Freitas
Book now at A Tafona restaurant and meet the cuisine linked to the origins of Lucía Freitas, that led her to win a Michelin Star.www.luciafreitas.es
Is that near market? By a girl opening in NY also?As far as I know there is not a Michelin one in this section.
Lots of others though in Galicia.
The ones that are " vaut le detour " and then actual star rated ones.
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I can recommend Casa Marcelo in Santiago de Compostela. Visited it a month ago.
Reasonable price if you compare it with the restaurants in more northern European countries.
Is that near market? By a girl opening in NY also?
No, SabsP is quite correct. There is a fabulous restaurant in Santiago, just down from the cathedral on Rue das Hortas called Casa Marcelo. One of the best meals that I have ever eaten. They now take reservations on line. They are closed on Monday and Tuesday and are open for lunch and dinner on all other days but Sunday, which is lunch only. There is no menu, they ask what you can't eat and then just feed you a magnificent array of spectacular dishes. I don't know if it has any Michellin stars but it certainly should.No Casa Marcelo is at Rua Hortas. I guess you are referring to Chef Lucia Freitas.
The formal A Tafona and the informal Lume. Both under her supervision.
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A Tafona – Santiago de Compostela - a MICHELIN Guide Restaurant
A Tafona – a One Star: High quality cooking restaurant in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Spain. The MICHELIN inspectors’ point of view, information on prices, types of cuisine and opening hours on the MICHELIN Guide's official websiteguide.michelin.com
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Lume – Santiago de Compostela - a MICHELIN Guide Restaurant
Lume – a restaurant in the 2024 MICHELIN Guide Spain. The MICHELIN inspectors’ point of view, information on prices, types of cuisine and opening hours on the MICHELIN Guide's official websiteguide.michelin.com
No, SabsP is quite correct. There is a fabulous restaurant in Santiago, just down from the cathedral on Rue das Hortas called Casa Marcelo. One of the best meals that I have ever eaten. They now take reservations on line. They are closed on Monday and Tuesday and are open for lunch and dinner on all other days but Sunday, which is lunch only. There is no menu, they ask what you can't eat and then just feed you a magnificent array of spectacular dishes. I don't know if it has any Michellin stars but it certainly should.
I appreciate good food too. I decided on my last Camino in May the garlic gambas I had would be my choice for my last meal on earth …… somewhere on the Meseta, forget where…. And the pane con tomate has had me inviting friends over at home to enjoy a replica of that…. I miss it…sighYou know, we can talk about Michelin star restaurants while walking the Caminos, and don't get me wrong, I appreciate a high quality meal as much as the next person, but after a tiring day walking the Camino, even the most mundane pilgrim or del dia meal has been sooo appreciated...they are always hot, a few courses including dessert and always meet my expectations of being a tired, hungry pilgrim, and the best part...I didn't have to cook it myself.
After a terrible time 15 years ago walking from Sahagan to Leon we now cheatI just finished the camino from Sarria. There are quite a few places I stayed at and ate that were virtually of Michelin star in quality. Take a look at these where the food was wonderful :
A Parada das Bestas https://maps.app.goo.gl/AoYw5TFdd7AGML7d8
1930 Boutique Hotel/ Casa Nene https://maps.app.goo.gl/aWE1GW4TYU8TzkRw7
Oh, I love Casa Nebe - had a divine dinner there in 2019. Broke my heart that I passed by it this year on a day they were closed for rest, though of course it’s always a possibility.I just finished the camino from Sarria. There are quite a few places I stayed at and ate that were virtually of Michelin star in quality. Take a look at these where the food was wonderful :
A Parada das Bestas https://maps.app.goo.gl/AoYw5TFdd7AGML7d8
1930 Boutique Hotel/ Casa Nene https://maps.app.goo.gl/aWE1GW4TYU8TzkRw7