Spending the night in Navarrete.

NorwegianWalker · May 10, 2016

Hi Camino family, I'm spending the night in Navarrete and everything is right on schedule. If anyone can tell me a little of what's to come or look forward to seeing or doing I would appreciate? Take care you all and Buen Camino Mvh. NorwegianWalker

domigee · May 10, 2016

The tapas are nice

NorwegianWalker · May 11, 2016

domigee said:
The tapas are nice

Hi, and yes the tapas are amazingly delicious.

norelle · May 11, 2016

The church is very ornate and quite interesting.

One of the best pilgrim menus I've every had in the restaurant on the square in front of the church!

enjoy!

domigee · May 11, 2016

norelle said:
The church is very ornate and quite interesting.

Oh I think it's the one where you have to put money to light it up!

mcopeland · May 11, 2016

We're in Navarette today (Wednesday)!

KinkyOne · May 11, 2016

domigee said:
Oh I think it's the one where you have to put money to light it up!

Same in Santiago Cathedral. So very cold, unemotional, strange approach. I can't do it. I just lit candle in my mind.

Kanga · May 11, 2016

Oh no don't sqib the euro for the lights - the church in Navarette is one of the hidden gems on the Camino - exquisite retablos. Really a five star, and if a euro helps preserve it then it is money well spent.

julia-t · May 11, 2016

Bar Deportivo on the square for wonderful tapas and a really good pilgrim meal.

mspath · May 11, 2016

Another very good place to eat in Navarrete is the nearby bar/resto El Molino. Open for breakfast in the bar, has WiFi while the downstairs dining room offers a copious, delicious menu del dia.

Check out what others have written re Navarrete in this earlier Forum thread.

LesBrass · May 11, 2016

I had tapas in Navarette and learned that I am really quite allergic to squid ink

SYates · May 17, 2016

KinkyOne said:
Same in Santiago Cathedral. So very cold, unemotional, strange approach. I can't do it. I just lit candle in my mind.

I think the 'lightening' refers to the illumination of the retablo, which is spectacular, not to the lightening of an electric candle ;-) Buen Camino, SY

Irish Bernie · May 17, 2016

I passed through on my last Camino but this year i think i will stop for the night,any recommendations for a good alberque ?

julia-t · May 17, 2016

Albergue Pilgrims run by a lovely German man called Michael. It's on the main street just along from the municipal albergue.
He offers single beds as well as bunks and private rooms. I ate breakfast there, but missed the evening meal as I was joining other pilgrims at Bar Deportivo. Apparently I missed an excellent paella and good food and conversation at Pilgrims - although I nevertheless had a most enjoyable evening out.
http://www.albergue-pilgrims-navarrete.com/

dougfitz · May 17, 2016

julia-t said:
Albergue Pilgrims run by a lovely German man called Michael. It's on the main street just along from the municipal albergue.
He offers single beds as well as bunks and private rooms. I ate breakfast there, but missed the evening meal as I was joining other pilgrims at Bar Deportivo. Apparently I missed an excellent paella and good food and conversation at Pilgrims - although I nevertheless had a most enjoyable evening out.
http://www.albergue-pilgrims-navarrete.com/

Indeed you did miss a wonderful paella.

Irish Bernie · May 17, 2016

julia-t said:
Albergue Pilgrims run by a lovely German man called Michael. It's on the main street just along from the municipal albergue.
He offers single beds as well as bunks and private rooms. I ate breakfast there, but missed the evening meal as I was joining other pilgrims at Bar Deportivo. Apparently I missed an excellent paella and good food and conversation at Pilgrims - although I nevertheless had a most enjoyable evening out.
http://www.albergue-pilgrims-navarrete.com/

Thank you so much for that info.

SYates · May 17, 2016

julia-t said:
Albergue Pilgrims run by a lovely German man called Michael. It's on the main street just along from the municipal albergue.
He offers single beds as well as bunks and private rooms. I ate breakfast there, but missed the evening meal as I was joining other pilgrims at Bar Deportivo. Apparently I missed an excellent paella and good food and conversation at Pilgrims - although I nevertheless had a most enjoyable evening out.
http://www.albergue-pilgrims-navarrete.com/

And he even offers kimchi for Korean pilgrims! SY

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Got my answer. Thanks

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