Tiembla Maruxa is a restaurant in Bueu, Vigo. Rated 4.9 stars from 297 Google reviews. Known for food executed with precision and service that feels genuine. Best for group dinner and date night.

Rankings updated April 2026

Tiembla Maruxa

Tiembla Maruxa

Restaurant
4.9(297 reviews)
Spain
Back to Bueu

Quick Verdict

Yes. Reviewers travel from other cities to eat here, and locals who finally get a table say they'll be back. That's the only metric that matters.

Book if...

You want Galician cooking done properly—pulpo, fresh fish, local pork—without the tourist markup or the noise of a marisquería packed 8 deep at the bar.

Skip if...

You're after a quick bite; this is a sit-down dinner where the kitchen takes its time and you should too.

Best for:
Group dinnerDate nightSolo dining at the barLunch with reservationsDinner with reservationsFamily meal

About Tiembla Maruxa

Stone-built restaurant in Bueu with a dining room that feels both cosy and carefully decorated. You'll order from a menu that changes with what's good—the reviews mention bacalao, pulpo, calamares, zorza, and a cheesecake that people come back for. Service staff are attentive without fussing. The place fills up regularly enough that locals book ahead, which tells you something. Prices sit around €25 per person when you're sharing plates, which is fair for Galicia's coast where seafood costs what it costs. Groups come here, families with kids, solo diners at the bar. Dogs are welcome inside. You're not paying for a view or a name—you're paying for food that tastes like someone knows what they're doing, cooked properly, and plated with care.

What Stands Out

Food executed with precision

Reviewers mention 'fish and meat cooked perfectly', 'platos elaborados y sabrosos' (elaborate and flavourful dishes), and the cheesecake described as 'espectacular' multiple times. One visitor noted the presentations were 'de 10' (perfect). Another said they 'disfrutei cada bocado' (enjoyed every bite).

Service that feels genuine

Multiple reviews praise staff treating guests 'con mucho cariño y cuidado' (with care and attention), being 'super amables' (genuinely friendly), and adding 'detalles que se agradecen' (thoughtful touches). One reviewer travelled from A Coruña specifically because of how they were treated.

Cosy, well-decorated space

Reviewers describe it as 'un sitio precioso de piedra' (a beautiful stone place), with 'bonita decoración' (lovely decor) and 'ambientación del local es perfecta' (perfect atmosphere). The setting is 'acogedor' (warm and welcoming) enough that people want to linger.

What Customers Say

A beautiful stone building with lovely decor.

Mabel B.

Real quotes from Google Reviews

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Mon12:00 - 23:00
Tue12:00 - 23:00
Wed12:00 - 23:00
Thu12:00 - 23:30
Fri12:00 - 00:00
Sat12:00 - 00:00
Sun (Today)12:00 - 22:00

Reservations

Reservations Recommended

Contact

Rúa de Montero Ríos, 217, Bueu

Amenities

Wheelchair AccessOutdoor TerraceEnglish MenuVegetarian OptionsVegan OptionsWiFi

Frequently Asked Questions about Tiembla Maruxa

Yes. Lunch and dinner reservations are recommended—the place fills up regularly. No online booking; call or visit to reserve.

€20–30 per person depending on what you order. Reviewers report €25 per head when sharing 6 dishes across a table of 6, including wine.

Galician cooking. Pulpo (octopus), bacalao (cod), calamares (squid), zorza (local pork), and dishes like croquetas de jamón. The menu shifts with what's available. Cheesecake is consistent and reviewers mention it repeatedly.

Yes. Dogs are allowed inside and outside.

Yes. The space accommodates groups, and reviewers mention ordering multiple dishes to share. One party of 6 ate well for €25 per person.

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