A Noiesa Casa de Comidas

In Their Own Words

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“A spectacular Spanish omelette, delicious seafood soup, a really tasty empanada...”

“Espectacular tortilla, deliciosa crema de mariscos, buenísima empanada...”

“We ordered baby squid and ham croquettes, scallops and the 'Señorito' rice dish.”

“Pedimos croquetas de chipirones y de jamón, vieiras y un arroz del señorito.”

“We had a selection of cheeses, artichokes, octopus and entrecôte, and everything was absolutely brilliant.”

“Comimos quesos variados, alcachofas, pulpo y entrecot y estaba todo de 10.”

Quick Verdict

First-rate Galician cooking in a relaxed room, family-run, steps from the cathedral, at €20–30 per head.

About A Noiesa Casa de Comidas

Steps from the cathedral, this bohemian family-run place does home cooking the Galician way — local product, no unnecessary fuss, generous portions. The octopus a feira is the dish people come back for, the scallops are handled with the same respect for the ingredient, and the lobster rice draws the kind of praise that runs out of superlatives. Save room: the cheesecake and tarta de Santiago are both made in-house and both worth it. The aubergine with honey is the kind of unexpected touch that earns its own mention. Book ahead, for lunch as much as dinner.

A Noiesa Casa de Comidas is one of those places where the dessert menu is not an afterthought — a detail regulars tend to mention first.

In the last 90 days, A Noiesa Casa de Comidas has drawn 43 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — recent momentum that is one of the signals behind its place on the hot list.

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