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Restaurants in A Coruna
When the big cruise ships are in port, it can be hard to find a seat at the tables on Praza María Pita or the waterfront Darsena de Marina. More interesting tabernas populate some of the streets a little inland from the port, such as Calle de la Estrella and Calle de los Olmos.
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- Galician
Asador La Cabaña
Located near the promenade northwest of the old city and a little inland from the Torre de Hercules, La Cabaña’s wood-fired grill lets diners enjoy both specialties of Galician cuisine: the wonderful deep-sea fish and the luscious marbled beef. The bar area has all the regional tapas…$$Around Town - Galician
Barítono Gastro Curruncho
At one level, this welcoming tavern with stone walls and rustic tables offers satisfying bar food with a good array of drink to quench [PF1] [DL2] a traveler’s thirst. But don’t let the old-fashioned look fool you: The kitchen here takes its cuisine very seriously. Ask for fried…$Around Town - Seafood
Pablo Gallego Restaurante
We ate here on the advice of a fishmonger the first time we visited A Coruña and will probably never eat pulpo Galego—octopus stewed with potatoes and paprika—anywhere else again. This fine dining spot just off Praza María Pita is where fishermen themselves choose to eat for special…$$Around Town - Galician
Terreo Cocina Casual
This hip little restaurant might just forecast the future of fine dining. As the name suggests, it’s rather casual—unpretentious, in fact. But chef Quique Vásquez is a whiz at constructing elegant dishes from simple, even humble ingredients. Tables flip frequently here—tables are in…$$Around Town
