3 / 5 The Caldo Gallego soup was very salty to start the meal and it somehow ruined the rest of the meal where all my group members feeling all dishes were all too salty until some of them couldn't finish the dish. The dessert was the only normal dish that helped to wrap up the dinner with at least a sweet note to end the night.
5 / 5 Had a terrific stay here while hiking the Camino. The restaurant wasn’t open but they provided an excellent breakfast for us anyway. The rooms were exceptionally clean. We also happened to leave an item behind and we immediately called the proprietor to tell him, and he arranged to have the item sent by taxi to us, saving us a trip back. He went “above and beyond.”
5 / 5 Had the 16€ pilgrims menu and stayed the night here while walking the Camino. The menu was amazing. The BEST sopa gallego and merluza. Soup is so good and plentiful and was nice after a rainy cold walk from Melide. The rooms were large and clean, although you couldn't change the room thermostat. It was nice that the restaurant was right downstairs. Breakfast was also really good. Fresh squeezed orange juice, toast, jamon, cheese and pastries. Would recommend this hotel to anyone walking the Camino
4 / 5 Everyone’s raving about the food, so I’ll focus on just the rooms here. We were cycling to Santiago and stayed here for 1 night, with secure overnight storage of our bikes in the garage below the building.
The private rooms are small, simple and have everything you can expect from a basic hotel room, including air conditioning. Hot shower, clean toilet, fresh sheets and comfortable, quiet sleep. The high view on the street was a nice extra!
4 / 5 Great dinner for 15 euros all included, the rooms are really nice nut when truck 🚚 pass by everything moves 🤣, breakfast was really excellent. Great place
4 / 5 Teodora restaurant in Arzúa offers a decent dining experience, with a menu focused on traditional local dishes.
The food is well-prepared and satisfying, though the selection is somewhat limited if you're looking for variety.
The ambiance is simple, with a comfortable setting that suits a casual meal. Service is friendly and generally attentive, though it can be a bit slow during busy times.
Prices are reasonable for the area, making it a fair choice for anyone looking to try classic Galician flavors without too many frills. Overall, it’s a solid spot for a straightforward meal in Arzúa.