Bercianos 1900

Food was great, but the service was terrible. We ordered a 14€ menu course, we had nice salad and main courses. However, on the menu it says it comes with beverage, desserts or coffee, which we have never got it and waited for 30mins for nothing. I ordered a coke, but I have to tell the lady 3 times and walk up to the bars 3 times so I could get it. In the end, when we were going to pay, the lady charged me 16.20€. I asked the waitress that isn’t the coke included in the menu? She said no, it never includes in the price. So we have never got the beverage, or desserts or coffee and we still have to pay 14€? It’s so absurd and ruined my day. If you get food anywhere else, please don’t come here. I don’t like attitude at all. It’s not the typical Spanish attitude we had along camino. The worst by far

Very nice bar and restaurant for the pilgrims along the Camino de Santiago, right at the entrance of the village, so a super location! Wide and cozy dining room, great sandwiches, clean restrooms. Excellent table service, with a really close attention to customers. The waiter even took care to clarify a misunderstanding, perhaps frequent among tourists, at the order of a "limonada", explaining that in Spain that is not a soft drink, but a kind of sangria of the Easter period. Thanks!

We stayed here on our pilgrimage to Santiago. The hosts are super nice! Attentive and friendly, at dinner they even surprised my boyfriend with a song and cake with a candle for his birthday! The food was great, there is hot water, the beds are comfortable with good pillows and there are washing machine and drier.

Magnificent place to stay Thank you to wonderful Marta for the special welcome :)

Had the best beds of the camino: solid wooden structure and real bedsheets, not those flimsy, wacky and shaky metal bunkbeds with disposable bedsheets. What's more: each of them had their own little container carved onto the bed's structure (so you could safely store your personal belongings during sleep), along with a power socket and even a reading light (which in no way bothers the other pilgrims since each bed has its own curtain – I think this alone is enough to prove that this place is on another level). Apart from the beds, it was also there that I had the best pilgrim's menu experience, both in terms of the size of the portions (lots of meat!) and of their taste (that was delicious!). Moreover, their bocadillos are also worth every penny: not like the ones you sadly get used to in the Camino, made with old bread and little to no filling; no, these ones are not only BIG, but generously filled and in great quality bread. They have also their own laundromat, in case you're tired of washing clothes by hand. Overall a great experience. If every albergue was like this one, the Camino would be a breeze!