Visited the outside of the Basilicia de San Isidoro, which was illuminated at night. What a site! When time permits, will return to visit the inside.

Disappointed because you aren't allowed to take any pictures inside for some reason. Not a church really, it's more of a museum with some interesting items, but few stand out. The description of what the called the Holy Grail has been changed to the cup of Dona Urraca The best part was the mausoleum of the Kings of León

We booked the 5:00pm English tour (about 45 min) through the monastery & museum. The frescoes are stunning and the museum small but with beautiful exhibits. Incredible library and song books. Our guide was easy to understand and gave us great information on the contents of the museum. Not one second of time wasted. So glad we booked the tour, it was well worth the small fee. What would make this a 5* experience for sure is if we could have taken photos. The frescoes and artifacts are stunning but hard to hold in our memories without photos. Photos are allowed in the cloister only.

Am starting to feel Spanish after many Spanish masses and benedictions. Beautiful church, with kind priests. We were able to receive a pilgrim's blessing and some song after mass had ended. Thank you!

So gorgeous and lovely. Really enjoyed it there was a pamphlet to follow along in English

Beautiful, more than 1000 years old church in unbelievably good condition. It has seat-heating as well, so you can enjoy it comfortably even during the chilly Leon winters.

Although it has to play second fiddle to the Cathedral it is a beautiful church in it's own right. Situated in an exquisite square on the Camino route out of Leon it is well worth a visit.

Worth the tour We enjoyed a free entrance on Saturday to both the Iglesia the museum but also to cloister

Amazing! I found it as beautiful if not even more impressive than León Cathedral. Go to the rooms beyond the church main room. It is spectacular. Friendly staff, great atmosphere.

Lovely place to visit. I initially thought that was an entrance fee for it but it is free. Don’t miss the cloister, very beautiful! Definitely worth the visit. Make sure you check hours as they close on the afternoons.

Large open plaza with fountains set in the ground. A lovely place to sit near the river surrounded by some very old and historic building. Entrance fee charged to go in the museum (of Leon)

It's a part of the museum of León and the entrance is free. Convent was built in XVI century. Museum's part has a lot of objects of middle age and baroque. And another part is a hotel now.

The renovation of the building is more than you can expect. It includes a Museo de León exhibition in religious topics. The Iglesia is on the Way of Santiago (El Camino), so you can wonder the building in any time. Perfect place with the amazing and great square to have a rest and get dozens of experiences about León and its past and present.

Impressive building with great detail of work out in to arches, doors and borders of facade, must visit inside of the convent as it's not only free but also give you highlights of 3rd century old Stones and tombs.

If you’re a Gaudí lover, don’t miss Casa Botines in León! I visited it today and was so pleased. The audio guide unveils so many fascinating details about the house, Gaudí’s life, and the hidden symbolism woven into the building’s design. The beautifully reconstructed rooms offer a glimpse into how the spaces would have looked in Gaudí’s time. A section allows to delve into Gaudí’s creative mind, his deep connection to nature, geometry, and meaning, making the experience even more special. On the third floor, a rich art collection awaits, with highlights being Dalí’s Divine Comedy illustrations and Goya’s Caprichos. An inspiring and beautifully curated visit, highly recommended to anyone intrigued by Gaudí’s world beyond Barcelona!

Lovely Gaudi building. The building process documented on interesting display boards in Spanish and English. The highlight for us was the Goya etchings, the Los Caprichos, on the 3rd floor. A look into the mind of a genius artist.

One of only three Gaudi buildings outside of Barcelona, Casa Botines is perhaps Gaudi's most conservative structure. That said it is still wild in its irregular beauty.

The building is very nice, but the museum part is very plain. Maybe it is because I am a foreigner, but I couldn't watch and analyze too long some modern arts and old house parts, just like the bathroom. There are 3 levels, and there are rooms where just posters about the architecture and methods. I don't regret this 9 euro, but I thought it would be something amazing (according to the lot of good reviews).

Great modernist building in Leon 🔝 Casa Botines is one of the three projects outside Barcelona by Antoni Gaudi. When in Leon don’t miss it ! Highly recommended ! Camino de Santiago ( 21 apr - day 18 ) Visited April 2025

Casa Botines is a must-visit landmark in León, especially for those interested in architecture, history, or the works of Antoni Gaudí. One of only a few Gaudí buildings located outside of Catalonia, Casa Botines stands out with its neo-Gothic façade, pointed towers, and striking stonework—resembling more a medieval castle than a city building. The museum inside offers a well-curated experience that combines art, architecture, and history. Visitors can learn about Gaudí’s vision, the building’s origins as a textile warehouse and bank, and its later restoration. The exhibition includes original sketches, furniture, and informative displays in both Spanish and English, making it accessible to international visitors. There are also temporary exhibitions and a small but interesting art collection on the upper floors. A highlight is the chance to see some of the original architectural elements up close, as well as the preserved office spaces that transport you back in time. The building is also beautifully lit in the evening and worth viewing from the outside, even after hours. Casa Botines isn’t just for architecture enthusiasts—it’s a key piece of León’s cultural heritage and a great stop for anyone wanting to appreciate Gaudí’s lesser-known but equally impressive work.

Stunning building by Gaudi, it’s not as decorated as those building in Barcelona, with those details display in English as well, help us to be more enjoyable to know about stories behind this place!

The Leon Cathedral is a tremendous landmark that helps take Camino de Santiago pilgrims back in time to imagine what the area would have been like 800 years ago when this cathedral was built. The area around the cathedral is spacious and offers a sense of relaxation while having coffee or a meal .

The cathedral is so beautiful The visit is nice and it is worth the price The audio guide is clearly not good enough. It is only 5 very long recording. Would be good to inspire from Oviedo

Fabulous church inside and out. Stained glass windows and vaulted ceilings are amazing. Tickets are not cheap but do not mind paying as it goes to the upkeep of this amazing cathedral. Loved that we take photos of the inside to keep our memories fresh of the glorious interior. No restrooms available.

Wow, wow, wow. The stained glass and scale is striking. I'm not sure we could build this now. There is no reduced entrance for pilgrims, which is unusual, but the visit worth the €7. The audio-tour was cool as well. Just the right amount of detail and explanation of points of interest for my sore feet.

Breathtakingly beautiful! Around £5 to get in, which I think is a steal!!! There is a little cafe on the corner to the right which has the loveliest staff! Go there…. Not the ones opposite the church itself!

Its just Wow! When you are inside that building and you see those stained glass windows… your jaw will drop to the ground!

This is an architectural gem. Well worth visiting. They have audio in several languages and it’s a self guided tour.

Free tours are provided in the morning (short) and afternoon (longer), both in Spanish only. You need to put your name down on a piece of paper at 10am in the moring if you want to join the free tour. I don't really understand Spanish but it was nice to be able to walk around inside this former palace.

Why pretend not to speak English when your job is to represent your city to visitors? I just don't get that mentality. Upon arrival at the Palacio de los Guzmanes we were directed to a room where a woman was organising tours. I addressed the woman in Spanish and asked if she spoke English. She replied in Spanish 'the visit is in Spanish only'. I have never studied Spanish and do not claim to speak the language but I speak Italian and French and thanks to that could grasp what she was saying. I nodded and said that it was ok, we would join the tour anyway. She noted down our names and confirmed the time and place where the tour began, still in Spanish. When the tour began, I noted that she spoke in fluent English, but really good English, to a Dutch couple. Why do that, why make out you don't speak a language when you do? Surely the aim is to showcase your city and your country to visitors? Surely the fact that you speak fluent English is an asset? With a dozen or so visitors, the tour began. There were five English speakers (the Dutch couple, my wife, my son and I) and a family who originated from Southern China (my wife is Chinese and noted that they spoke Chinese), plus four Spanish people. OK, we are in Spain and the tour is in Spanish, but with half of the group speaking no Spanish, and non Spanish speakers making up more than half of the group, why not make a bit of an effort? Perhaps a short summary in English would have been enough to satisfy everyone? The result was that the Dutch couple left bored halfway through the tour, my son and I double guessed via French and Italian translating to my wife, the Chinese family concentrated on taking photos, and two Spanish couples chatted with the guide. Great result for the city of Leon.

When I visited they said you can’t tour by yourself. I can only understand a bit of Spanish and apparently according to reviews, the tour groups are only in Spanish. It’s much more efficient if you can view it by yourself without being locked in a tour group that you can’t even understand. Furthermore, the fact that a tour group exists means León recognizes this is a tourist spot; either give the non-Spanish speakers freedom to explore the place (>15 minutes) or give them an English tour.

Tour only in Spanish and the lady who gave the tour seemed to have some English but we were left sittin and standing in the courtyard and the government chamber like dummies. Pity we wasted our time. I googled the basics about the place while sitting there. Bored and frustrated.

Very nice place for a quick visit The guided tour is very cheap and totally worth it, they show you the main room upstairs which is very beautiful The best thing about this tour is the lovely lady who was giving the tour when we went, she gave a lot of very cool facts and told us many things about the place, Leon, and in general anything related that you might ask her and more. Highly recommended guided visit tour

Guided tour only in Spanish... I wish this was made clear before we bought tickets at the machine which gave information in several different languages! 5 minutes would have been enough looking around but we were locked in for an hour!

The tour is quite boring. Not much to see, a lot of explanations.

This is an excellent FREE museum. It is well curated and follows the history of the area around Leon from prehistory to modern times. Make sure to go up and down the correct stairs to follow the history in order. The displays were very nice with many surprising artifacts. Description boards in Spanish and English. There are lockers at the entrance for bags. Kind people at reception.

Great items, I always am amazed by the quality of objects in regional Spanish museums. They have a rich history.

Nice museum, Leon was an important roman town, there are many objects of daily life, war weapons.Another part of the museum is dedicated to paintings.It is worth to visit.

This is a medium sized museum spread over three floors. There are some English descriptions provided. When I visited there a temporary exhibit of coins was on display. There is a good collection of Roman tomb stones on display in the basement, which I found quite interseting. Worth a visit.

Employees are very rude. At 1:30pm they begin following you around as if you are a criminal. Actually they want you out by 1:45 so they can close at 2pm. They turn off all the lights even if you are in an exhibit making it very unsafe and dangerous for the individual left in that room. Exhibits are incredible but workers should be ashamed of themselves. Their time is clearly more important than the safety of their patrons or the masterpieces they work to show the world.

The displays are interesting and beautiful (-:

Small but excellent museum where you are going to find ancient Ibero-Celtic and Roman artifacts, Medieval art and many other interesting things. Ticket costs only 2 mere Euros. So, let's support the culture! 🤣 Visitors are allowed to take non commercial photo without flash light and tripod. Highly recommended!

If you enjoy history and historical artifacts very recomendable. Si few of these museums actually have the original furniture and artifacts. With reading a little bit about the history of the original owners before you go, but not essential

(Translated by Google) A great museum, with an exceptional and fascinating guide. We discover a superb house in its original state. A must do. (Original) Un super musée, avec un guide exceptionnel et passionnant. On y découvre une superbe maison dans son jus. À faire absolument.

(Translated by Google) Super recommended, we went as a family group and we loved it. Very interesting to know the history, not only of the family and its legacy, but of the time. A 10 for the guide for his culture, kindness and friendliness and how well he explains it. Recommended to go even with smaller children. (Original) Super recomendable, fuimos un grupo en familia y nos ha encantado. Muy interesante conocer la historia, no sólo de la familia y su legado, sino de la época. Un 10 para la guía por su cultura, amabilidad y simpatía y lo bien que lo explica. Recomendable para ir incluso con niños más pequeños.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent museum!!! Alvaro was an excellent guide, demonstrating his knowledge. During the tour, you're transported back in time by the sheer number of artifacts preserved. Thank you so much for the hospitality. (Original) Magnífico museo!!!. Alvaro ha sido un excelente guía demostrando su conocimiento. Durante el recorrido te trasladas a aquella época por la cantidad de objetos que conservan. Muchísimas gracias por el trato.

(Translated by Google) I have attended this museum as a Pedagogy student under the recommendation of a teacher, and without a doubt, it has been a very good idea. I recommend the visit to all audiences, since it is not only interesting, but also allows you to understand the historical context of the Pedagogy that was defended. All this, without a doubt, thanks to the perfect explanation. (Original) He asistido a este museo como estudiante de Pedagogía bajo recomendación de una profesora, y sin duda, ha sido una muy buena idea. Recomiendo la visita a todos los públicos, ya que no solo es interesante, sino que también permite comprender el contexto histórico de la Pedagogía que se defendía. Todo ello, sin duda, gracias a la perfecta explicación.

(Translated by Google) It's impressive what this man brought to Spain. Every visit to León requires a visit to this museum from the period. I loved it. The maximum number of visits is 12. I recommend getting tickets the day before, otherwise you won't see it. The way this man set up the house is impressive. (Original) Impresionante lo que está hombre trajo a España, toda visita a León es obligatorio entrar en esta cada museo de la época. Me has encantado. Visitas máximo 12 personas, recomiendo coger las entradas el día anterior, sino no la ves. Lo de impresionante como monto este señor la casa.

(Translated by Google) We entered the Cossio Room. This space is free to visit. It's a fascinating attraction for lovers of education and history. Some objects are surprising, but above all, the history of educational values. (Original) Accedimos a la sala Cossio. Es gratuita la visita a este espacio. Curioso para los amantes de la educación y la historia. Sorprenden algunos objetos pero sobre todo la historia de valores educativos

A relatively small museum which nonetheless has very well selected and engaging expositions. The short film by Markus Muntean & Adi Rosenblum was very powerful & beautiful. It's not open on Monday.

great venue for contemporary art, I like the selection, it is so well balanced in all disciplines of the visual arts. From photography , sound , spatial instalation , painting, video , to contemporary "collectible design" (art design ). A must visit cultural spot in Leon.

A large exhibition space showcasing modern art from locally and around the world. It's not very central to León but worth a slight walk and only standard 3€ entry.

Really interesting selection of International artists, curated to relate to the local resident community and visitors alike … I particularly enjoyed the exhibition Concretos modernist architectural design era themed exploration of the material and its ideological and material impact …

As often the case , the building is more inspiring than exhibition/artists. For only €3 pp it is worthwhile to explore the building.

The building is somewhat more impressive than the exhibits in my opinion. There wasn’t a lot of decent art - lots of self-absorbed artists and their pretty average fare

Beautiful building in a fantastic and historic city

I was married there......

(Translated by Google) Of simple architecture, it houses within it several works of great interest, among which stand out its large altarpiece, of Churrigueresque style, and a carving of Jesus Christ on the Cross, the work of Gregorio Fernández. It can be visited free of charge. (Original) De arquitectura sencilla, alberga en su interior varias obras de gran interés, entre las que destacan su retablo mayor, de estilo churrigueresco, y una talla de Jesucristo en la Cruz, obra de Gregorio Fernández. Se puede visitar de manera gratuita.

(Translated by Google) Church dedicated to San Marcelo in the city center and very close to emblematic buildings of León (Original) Iglesia dedicadas a San Marcelo en el centro de la ciudad y muy poca distancia de edificios emblemáticos de León

(Translated by Google) Small church,of basilical plant where the Lion pattern is found. It features in its interior the major altarpiece of churrigueresque style and different works by the sculptor Gregorio Fernández,among which features the Christ of Balderas (Original) Pequeña iglesia,de planta basilical donde se encuentra el patrón de León. Destaca en su interior el retablo mayor de estilo churrigueresco y diferentes obras del escultor Gregorio Fernández,entre los que destaca el Cristo de Balderas

(Translated by Google) As soon as you cross the threshold of this parish dedicated to Saint Marcellus you can perceive in a very palpable way that one has just crossed the doors of a sacred temple. Despite being in the heart of León, a sacred silence reigns that permeates everything with a subtle invitation to gather in contemplative prayer. To the left of the main altar is a beautiful image of Saint Martha, who always remembers what is important in the present moment. To the right of the altar, we find a representation of Our Lady of Mount Carmel that leads to the chapel where the impressive image of the Santo Cristo de la Agonía is located. It is impossible not to stop at the feet of the Lord and deeply thank his Passion, Holy Death and Resurrection. It is difficult not to surrender to the invisible invitation to meditate each season of the Passion in this prayer corner. In this sacred place, the hours pass as if they were minutes. It is as if time stopped in an eternal present where the healing force of the here and now is perceived. The living presence of Love permeates every corner of this parish and it is very easy to feel the healing of the Soul as inspiration after inspiration occurs. What a delight!! If you are looking for a time of true encounter with the force of silence, you cannot miss entering here. 💯Recommended (Original) Nada más cruzar el umbral de esta parroquia dedicada al Santo Marcelo se puede percibir de manera muy palpable que uno acaba de atravesar las puertas de un templo sagrado. A pesar de encontrarse en pleno centro de León, reina un silencio sacro que impregna todo de una sutil invitación a recogerse en oración contemplativa. A la izquierda del altar mayor se encuentra una bella imagen de Santa Marta, que recuerda siempre lo que es importante en el momento presente. A la derecha del altar, encontramos una representación de Nuestra Señora del Carmen que da paso a la capilla donde se encuentra la imagen impresionante del Santo Cristo de la Agonía. Es imposible no detenerse a los pies del Señor y agradecer profundamente su Pasión, Santa Muerte y Resurrección. Es difícil no rendirse a la invitación invisible para meditar cada estación de la Pasión en este rincón de oración. En este Sagrado lugar, corren las horas como si fuesen minutos. Es como si el tiempo se detuviera en un eterno presente donde se percibe la fuerza sanadora del aquí y el ahora. La presencia viva del Amor impregna cada rincón de esta parroquia y es muy fácil sentir la curación del Alma como se va produciendo inspiración tras inspiración. Que delicia!! Si buscas un rato de encuentro verdadero con la fuerza del silencio no puedes perderte el entrar aquí. 💯Recomendable

(Translated by Google) Here, I ran into two Canadian friends I'd met in Roncesvalles. I'm grateful for all the time and connections that allowed us to have this wonderful reunion. And the coffee was absolutely delicious!! (Original) 이곳에서 론세스바예스에서 만났던 캐나다 친구 두분을 우연히 마주쳤어요. 멋진 재상봉을 가능하게 해준 허락된 모든 시간과 인연의 힘에 감사하고 싶습니다. 그리고 커피는 정말 맛있었어요!!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church dedicated to the patron saint of León (Original) Iglesia preciosa dedicada al patrón de León

The restaurant is very lively, with the bar in the front, there were a few tables at the back that’s for pilgrims. There were complimentary beef tongue to start, the plate of meat and sausages was really good, lots of flavours and goes well with the Rioja red wine. Would love to try the full size beef steak next time!

Popular spot even in the late hours. Thankful their kitchen was open and the food was really good.

Best idea to come over here. They gave us two bottles of wine with our menu del dia, an extra bottle of water, a surging of bread and yet only paid for the two menus. I love every bit of it. Lucky Leon to have this gem.

Largely tourists, but some locals as well. We were seated right away, but inside, which was slightly depressing compared to the terrace. Service friendly and attentive. Food was ok. Definitely not the best steak I ever had, and definitely did not "melt in mouth," as other reviewers have commented. One steak came out incredibly fast (the entrecote), and was cooked precisely as I ordered it. But it was tough and over salted. The sirloin took forever to come out. So long in fact, I was finished with the entrecote and the sirloin had not even arrived. When it did finally come out, it was vastly undercooked. Extra rare when it was ordered medium well. So it had to go back. 15 minutes later, it was still undercooked. We dealt with it and moved on. All in all, just ok.

A beautiful place with very good food! Reservation recommended!

One of the busiest restaurants in town, after a long walk of the Camino we arrived to town and we were naive by thinking we could just get it, but the host was very kind and friendly and he offered us the first table in the evening, although all was reserved few days ahead he gave us a table. The service is very nice and warm and the food is amazing as well, even if we couldn’t speak well Spanish the waitress tried to speak in English as well. Next time I’ll be in town I’ll reserve ahead and will come back there for more.

Nice restaurant located in the heart of Leon to experience Asturianismo cuisine. We ordered the menu, which was 20 something euros. The service was serviceable, and the food came in a timely manner. The stew was the highlight from the meal; everything else was decent. Both the flan cremoso and arroz con leche were good for dessert.

Excellent lunch of Beef Wellington, something I haven’t had in years.

Perfect service of great food and wine with reasonable price. Everything very tasty and well balanced - great compliments for the cook! Definately to come back and have another great culinary experience.

I’d read that sweetbreads were a speciality of Leon and saw that Casa Mando had it on their menu. Walked in and was greeted by the manager who was able to seat me even though they were busy, very grateful for this. I ordered the chilled garlic and smoked eel soup as a starter. The soup was very smooth with a generous amount of smoked eel, a great starter for a warm day. After this I had the sweetbreads stew. If you enjoy offal this is a great dish and would recommend it. I had a great lunch and would happily recommend the restaurant.

We visited Casa Mando in July 2020 as we were returning from Asturias and decided to make a stop in Leon. We ordered some classic Spanish food: Pork “patitas” with chickpeas and solomillo with vegetables. Food quality was amazing, and temperature of dishes was perfect. If you try Pork “patitas” just enjoy the creaminess and after-throat sensation that the sauce leaves. Simply magical!

This restaurant is a part of the hotel. For hotel food its good but not great if you want to have a restaurant quality meal. The monkfish was the best thing we ate the rest was very bland and uninspiring. The avocados were brown, pepper puree with the pulpo was like glue and the chocolate cake was very underwhelming.

I know perfection is unattainable... But this restaurant is glued to perfection... Congratulations to all the staff, especially the room manager who made an effort to thank us for visiting In Portuguese from Portugal, Congratulations on the excellent service

Fantastic dinner. Excellent recomendations by the staff and lively attitude. We had a great meal.

From the moment you walk in, the warm and modern ambiance sets the tone for a relaxed yet sophisticated meal. The staff is attentive, professional, and knowledgeable about the menu, providing thoughtful recommendations tailored to your preferences.We were served by a girl from Venezuela (so sorry I forget her name). Impeccable service. Inventive n tasty dishes. Highly recommended.

The food is as amazing as you'd expect of a Michelin star restaurant and cheaper than expected. The wine pairing is delicious and local with good explanation. At €26 or so it's really great value! The menu changes every couple of weeks so you can always expect something new. I've been several times and will continue to return.

went during summer. the food was very fresh and thoughtful and the staff were accomodating and friendly. the value is incredible and the wine pairing is a must

Although we did not have reservations, the staff truly took exceptional care of us and personally made sure each course of our meal was an outstanding experience to remember. The foods and flavors became works of art, blending the 7 Caminos of Leon with the chef's brilliant culinary imagination. After my third Camino, walking the Camino de Madrid, I say to the chef, "Excellente y Ultreia!"

Pretty amazing Degustation. Especially given the price. The value here is very strong. I’ll dream of that little Rueben sandwich.

Great interpretation of the traditional dishes from Castille and one of the best quality price balance I ever had. I strongly recommend the experience if you are around León

Amazing place. One of the best Michelin Starred restaurants I have tried.

Wonderful restaurant for lunch. Five of us wandered in at 3:30 and were seated immediately. We ordered 5 items to be shared amongst us, and wine. Everything was delicious! Definitely recommend eating here!

This restaurant has some good dishes and is definitely a good place for a special occasion. The fusion kitchen style is well executed, with some dishes being a bit too complicated or trying to hard for my taste. But all in all an interesting experience and worth a try! The prices are high but I guess you pay for the experience as well. The staff is attentive but not very friendly.

It was our second attempt to get into Becook. Booking is a real challenge, they do not answer email or their WhatsApp. Finally one of my colleagues from Spain booked on the phone (English of the waiter is basic). Finally we got in. The food is superb, creative, balanced. It was a real culinary pleasure. Strongly recommend the crème brûlée from fois gras, and from the deserts the gin tonic sorbet. Outstanding price/value ratio and real food fun. Do not even try to get there without booking, it is full.

The “Perfect” Salmon was one of the most disgusting dishes I’ve ever eaten. Salmon with the consistency and temperature of last nights oatmeal. The rice was hard, poorly matched flavors and all topped by a puddle of oil.

I asked for a lasagna, I got a "new age lasagna" or something like that. It was extremely dry, and was not at all what I was expecting. My suggestion will be that if you put the name of a traditional dish you mention how that dish was modified. If I would have known what I was getting I wouldn't have asked for it.

A hidden gem in León. Great restaurant fantastically run with a very tasty menu where you can find a perfect selection of appetizers, meats, fish and seafood cooked in a very delicate way. The wines are perfectly selected and better recommended by the staff. Great quality price balance.

Cool place to eat non typical food from León. The staff and the food were outstanding. 100% recommended! 👍🏼

Disappointing experience. Views are great and our starter was very nice but the veal main was chewy and overcooked. Couldn’t eat half of it and although the manager apologised I was still charged the full amount. The fish was nice although contained some bones.

First of all, I would like to point out the terrible, unacceptable length of the waiter's (or hostess's, don’t know exactly what he was doing constantly near waiters, it seems was helping them) nails, Pablo's. It's horrible and shameful if you allow staff with such nails to serve people. The second thing I would like to point out is the absolutely poor level of the cuisine. We took tuna tartare and, apart from the spiciness, we didn't feel anything at all. It shouldn't be like that. We also took the tongue and it was old, not at all fresh. They barely grated the cheese. Then we wanted to order two cocktails. As it turned out, it was impossible to order either a negroni or a caipirinha, or most of what's on the menu. With all this, the prices look pretentious. The only good thing about this place is the view of the city.

Very tasty olives and cheese board. The service helped us find out where to buy the good olives, but we didn’t find them unfortunately. A very good spontaneous experience.

Excellent food, however, the bill (la cuenta) was totally incorrect. We were charged twice for at least half our meals. When we queried the bill, the waitress seemed angry and rude, and also didn't even ask what was wrong, which to me seems that they knowingly gave us an incorrect bill,which is very dishonest. This left a very bad taste for us, despite the amazing food. I would recommend this place for sure, but be sure to check the cost at the end.

Service was slow and unorganised really. Food was ok, turbot was over cooked which was a huge shame.

Incredible food, Amazing views

Just a very mediocre place not worth the money. Even the view is available from literally couple of tables

Price - 32E for 8 croquetes on a plate and 8 slices of manchego on a plate with two tiny bits of bread. I’ve paid 8E total in other places for this. Drinks also expensive. The waiter seemed annoyed from start to finish.

Leon and tapas are the best 👌. Camarote Madrid is one of the best

Horrible service. Mechanical and rude service. We came for some food and drinks. We asked if they had a couple of Tapas they have on the menu and the barman said NO, only Olives, Chips and Salmorejo. After some time I see other people getting the Garlic soup and other things. So I really didn't get this type of discrimination on what you can order. Leon is full of Tapas bars... don't waste your time here and go somewhere else.

My favorite thing about this place is the atmosphere. It’s nostalgic in that the decorations, bar, and staff uniforms seem to come out of a time from Spain’s past. They serve the best rice tapa in town. I come here every time I’m in Leon. It’s also where many locals go, which means it’s good!

Semplicemente… the best! Tapas and Raciones absolutely of top level, really typical environment, nice to be here. You can’t miss it

Important to book a place in advance!! There is the Bar, the Restaurant and the terrace. Would definitely recommend to go and have the experience and the food there, a little bit expensive but the view from the terrace is magnificent viewing on the cathedral. Next time I’m in town I’ll go there again.

One of the highlights of my May/June 2016 camino. Fantastic atmosphere, packed with locals on a Saturday afternoon, moms, dads, kids, grandparents... real slice of Spanish life. Best paella (as a tapa!!!) I ate in Spain. Love the server's outfits with the oversize flowers. A must to see the real Spain on your camino.

We found La Mary by accident in a tinny corner and we were greeted with a friendly staff and surprised by the size and atmosphere of this place. Food was great, wine amazing and service the best!! Waiters and waitresses were super friendly, polite and even gave us recommendations on wine, dishes and deserts. We will be back many times!! Kudos to Adriana our waitress who was amazing!

I truly had the best meal of my life here- not an overstatement at all. The server was wonderful and helped me choose. I got the grilled hake and the carrot cake and oh my gosh it was so wonderful — beyond words.

This was our first time in this restaurant The wine in the menu was one of the best wines we have tasted The food was good, the service friendly and very professional and they allowed us to be with our little beautiful dog. Highly recommended

Greeted by disinterested staff bordering on rude. With no English menu, there was no aid provided by the staff. Google translate helped, but is clumsy and time consuming. The eventual order was taken with obvious displeasure. The food thankfully was pleasing though nothing extraordinary or indeed overly interesting. The scallops were well prepared, the oxtail and Angus beef soft and tasty but overall a disappointment, wait staff aloof for no discernible reason. An unfortunate start to our Camino. If you have some Spanish maybe they'll be more helpful...

We had to wait for over 60 minutes for our starters, we ate in phases with others ready for desert before we even had our food. Waiting staff did not respond fast enough and did not even have the gesture of inviting us for a coffee or desert. Very poor quality service. A pity becas the food was good, at least for those of us that ate…

No issues at all. Tasty food, great service. There is English menu and a person from the staff speaking great English(sorry man I didn’t get you name😀). If you visit León you should visit definitely. The place outside is like small square with people just drinking some beers enjoying the life.

One of the few restaurants that had a table in Semana Santa in Leon, with good service and food.

Great food and friendly staff. Nice atmosphere. Massaman curry was delicious. The chinese chocolate dumpling dessert was good. The website is awful... 4 clicks and it forces you into an ordering page just to see a menu which doesn't include some things. Other than that, I would definitely recommend this place.

Nice location, friendly staff, menu available in english. Had the fixed price lunch menu. First course was fine, but the yellow chicken curry was way too oily and did not taste authentic. Dessert was average at best, the bun was very tough and they used mock cream.

What a delight! I only got to soak up the atmosphere while I drank a glass of wine waiting for my take away order; but it is a feast for the senses! The food was like a piece of heaven! Do not miss the experience!!!

Everything was so cool apart from food. How they displayed the food was so nice. I guess the chef loves Asian food. But the price is just a bit much. And Terriyaki sauce was too strong.

This place was great!!! Some of the most delicious food we had. Everything was perfect. It is really worth giving it a try. The only thing that wasn't the best was the ramen. The staff was great, the location is very central, the service was fast. You wont regret going here

Delicious veggie options. Waiter and all staff very friendly. Great decor. Prices reasonable. Your waiter will explain the fascinating flower buds to have before eating your meal when it arrives, if you have no allergies you must try at least once.

Really exemplary Asian food. We (party of 2) had a rice curry and a pad thai, and each was among the best we'd had before. The service was very fast, and wait-staff were accommodating of English.

I was welcomed here Easter Sunday, and had the Menú del Día. First course I had chorizo croquetas, which were served hot with good cheese flavor and a crispy, chewy crust. For pizza I had the SICILIANA - Tomate, mozzarella, bacón, cebolla, gambas, chiles, nata, ajo y albahaca. This is a little spicy, with good flavors of the onion and shrimp. The crust was light and crispy. I added a full ration of flan for dessert, and it was very good, only surpassed by one in my experience. I recommend.

Delicious salads and pizza. We ordered the menu option, very filling at a good price.

Perfect pizza. A bit of a hidden gem in the touristy part of León. Don’t expect anything fancy or classy, just perfect pizza.

Soooo many pizza options! Good if you like thin pizzas. Very uncomfortable seats and dirty toilets.

We tried their local pizza (with chestnuts and "cecina" ham). It's amazing! And the staff is frienfly and helpful.

Great pizza... Gluten free options too.

Really nice service and place to eat. Cheap and tasty ! Definitely worth to go there.

Great place with many beer selection and good tapas to complement. Love their scallops and the steak is amazing! Good atmosphere in the outside patio!

Patio dining under cover and foliage. Hard seats but good atmosphere in a great city. Recommend garlic prawns and certainly the scallops. Budget a starter and two mains with bread and a bottle wine at around €35

🙋‍♂️The service was great, They recommended the "Solomillo patio" and it really tasted like a speciality. 🏠The place is pretty and you really don't feel cold but neither warm, if it's windy sometimes it can be cold. 🍗The food was really good, I just needed to include some bread because I ordered it after and they just give me from some of days ago..... 💰Talking about the price, the quality and taste of the food was great and the space is great and in the center of the city so is not expensive. 🌟7/10

Horrible service. As soon as I stood up to go to the toilet, they cleared the table, and put a reserved sign on the table. They even moved my bag from the table to behind the bar. I wasnt offered the desert that's part of the offer. Just because I don't speak Spanish they did not treat me like a normal customer. Won't be going again.

The location is great, the drinks ok, but the service is horrible. Some young guys walk there as if they own the place.

It was fantastic, I am a study abroad student and have been living in various cities in Spain for the last two months and this restaurant was definitely my friends and I favorite. High quality food, large portions, great drinks, very affordable and very very nice atmosphere. 10/10

Nice environment for a comfortable lunch with good food and service. Set lunch at €19 with drink is a plus.

Kind of slow for the size. No services (cafetería, shops, rent a car, information) opened, which is understandable given that a city the size of Valladolid cannot really afford having enough passengers to maintain an airport except for the heavy subsidies involved in keeping this unprofitable enterprise afloat.

For GA aircraft: not a particularly nice experience. Catering is substandard. Handling is poor and you have to go to 2 different offices to pay the bills. I will be happy to improve this review if the above mentioned improves.

Decent airport, nothing to complain about. COVID response was decent.

Ok

Small but friendly airport with little facilities.

Good one, but ridiculously small!

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Very cool airport, its small but for planespotters like me perfect. There's a mix of military and comercial flight traffic.

Easy to use airport. Security was a breeze. They are in the process of adding new food options but currently only had two places- one being a convenience store. The bathrooms are great too.

Smallest airport I ever seen...I am the only passenger, no restaurants, coffee, nothing, just a vending machine

Thank you for ATc controller . You are always good with students

Small airport but easy to check in and go through security. I wish they had more flights available to travel through.

I'm always here when I go to mexico

(Translated by Google) León Airport is tiny, and that's a huge advantage for me. Everything is quick and easy: you arrive, park without any problems (plus, parking is free), and in just two steps you're in the terminal. Baggage check can be a bit slow, but it's nothing like the endless lines at larger airports. It's spacious, comfortable, and stress-free; it doesn't have a bar, but it does have vending machines to tide you over. Overall, it's a pleasure to fly from here because everything is simple and stress-free. Highly recommended. (Original) El aeropuerto de León es pequeñito, y eso para mí es una gran ventaja. Todo es rápido y fácil: llegas, aparcas sin problemas (además el parking es gratuito) y en dos pasos ya estás en la terminal. El control de equipaje puede ir un pelín lento, pero nada que ver con las colas eternas de aeropuertos grandes. Es un espacio amplio, cómodo y sin agobios; no tiene bar, pero sí máquinas de vending para salir del paso. En general, da gusto volar desde aquí porque todo resulta sencillo y sin estrés. Muy recomendable.