It's a beautiful typical cathedral. It's clean and well preserved. A bit on the expensive side, I visited cathedrals more complex and bigger cheaper or for free. If you wanna go to the tower it becomes even more expensive. The cathedral has nice details of craftmanship; one does not need to be a religious person to admire it. Given the proximity to other buildings you have to walk a bit around to see it from diferent angles however the city it's beautiful so it's on the positive side.

This is an incredible building. As it has been in place for 1200 years there are a mixture of architectural styles. The square in which it is situated was set up for the yearly festival but is quite beautiful. It costs €8 to view the interior which we don’t have time to do but looks beautiful in photos.

We really enjoyed our visit to the Cathedral in Oviedo. The entry was about €9 per adult, and it was worth it. Upon arrival, we were given a QR code that linked to an excellent audio guide we could listen to on our phones, with a choice of languages. The information was clear, interesting, and well-paced so was perfect for exploring and finding out more. The cathedral itself is stunning, full of history and beautifully maintained. It was peaceful and not at all crowded, which made the experience even more enjoyable. Also, a practical note, the toilets were excellent and very clean, which is always appreciated during a day of sightseeing. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Oviedo!

Worth the visit Do not hesitate it is amazing The audio guide is great for once !!! It is on your phone and works better with the app which is easy to install

Great value for 8 euros for admission, one of the most beautiful crosses I have ever seen! 😍👍🙏✝️

Wow it is incredible! It has so many artifacts! Must see if you are near.

I enjoyed it! Was a nice cathedral with museum

Good value for money, is not cheap but the portions are huge. The service wasn't good, the waiters didn't refill our cider with the necessary frequency. The quality of the food was OK, but in Spain you always expect outstanding quality. I'm not going to repeat, but it is not a place to avoid. It has a nice shop of Asturian products.

What a great place to eat. The menu is extensive and food excellent. There is a good range of local ciders and wine. The service was great too. We will go back another time. Really sorry to have to update this review but as I said above we wanted to return. Unfortunately the waiter on the door was very rude when we tried to find a table and therefore we had to go elsewhere. I have sadly downgraded my scores

Several people recommended this place to me. It was a good experience. I tried the cider and a beef and veggie dish. The beef was a bit fatty to my liking but the flavour was good. The cider was good too, light. Be aware though, they don't do the cider by the cup, it's by the bottle.

Friendly buzzing modern Asturian tavern with all the classics and innovations like tortos fashioned into cocas and pizzas. We came here for meat though and they did not disappoint, pork ribs were tender and smoky while the entrecôte was cooked perfectly rare as ordered and well rested. Cider service was well timed and expertly poured.

This was an amazing discovery in Oviedo. The food was great and there’s different options for vegetarians 🌱. You can get a traditional cuisine and a good ambiance. The waitress was lovely and explained the whole thing to us, she also recommended some cider.

Impressed with the service and delicious food. So tasty and a huge variety to choose from! Recommended for a visit ;)

This is really the must visit restaurant in Oviedo. The atmosphere is very friendly and all the menus are available in English. Food here is wonderful and portions are huge. Prices are pretty decent. This is one of the best places I have ever been. Dining here is the best with the group of people, but you can come here to enjoy food by yourself also. Big recommendation!

Frankly a bit disappointed with the food from the establishment. The cachopo was really tough to eat, as were the lamb chops. It's a busy festive restaurant but I guess not for us.

We had to wait for a bit to get a person to take us to a table. But the food was great, the service was fast/efficient, and the vibe of the restaurant is very classy and beautiful. I do recommend for people to share some of this plates that are big and filling for two to three people.

Atmosphere is great. Location is in very busy pedestrian area. Staff seemed uninterested when we approached to ask if there is a free table on the terrace. We have found it ourselves few minutes later when other guests left. Food is good, but to be honest I have expected more regarding the prices and reviews.

I usually try to avoid touristy spots, but this time I was really hungry and ended up here. I asked the waitress for a recommendation and went with the meat she suggested which is in the photo. The food arrived fairly quickly, but unfortunately it was a letdown. The fries were greasy and tasted like they’d been fried twice in old oil. The meat was rubbery and totally flavorless. The cider was nothing special either, though the way they pour it is kind of fun to watch. Wouldn’t recommend this restaurant, there are much better places just a few blocks away from the main street.

We tried the local specialties, but the size of the "Gran cachopo vaca" was too big 🥶🤪

The interior is strange in this bar/restaurant. It has design, but has also a touristic vibe. The menu is a complete photo album. But, the food is excellent and is reasonably priced. Drinking is cheap. Kitchen is still open, when al restaurants in the neigborhood are closed

The atmosphere was really nice and cool looking. The food however was disappointing, specifically Las Costillas Asadas, that my dad got. Given the cut of the meat we were assuming it was going to be a lot juicier, but it was extremely dry that he couldn’t finish it. As a starter we got the Huevos Rotos with the chorizo which was really good. However, my plate ( los escalopines de ternera ) never came, even though they had taken my order but never put it in, so we decided to just remove that from the order and leave. I would like to add that this is specifically just our poor luck, but also something to keep in mind.

A modern architectural addition has been added to the entrance of the Museo de Bellas Artes (fine arts museum) de Asturias. On the ground floor, there are remnants of an archeological site. Mostly Spanish artists can be found here with a few other nationalities represented. The Museo de Bellas Artes extends into neighboring buildings, which are themselves beautiful architectural structures. What’s more, there are lockers to store any small bags at the main entrance. There are also QR codes throughout the museum that can be scanned to link to videos with more information about pieces of art. WiFi is available and entrance is free. Can be extremely busy on the weekends. Highly recommend.

Great museum that you can easily spend 3 hours in and it's free to visit. They have both a modern art section and fine art one in the older attached building. If you enjoy that more, I would spend more time in that part.

The "Museo de Bellas Artes de Asturias", located next to the cathedral of Oviedo, is definitely worth a visit. But first this: pay attention to the opening hours and plan your visit. As is customary in Spain, almost everything closes for a few hours in the afternoon. This is also the case in Oviedo, including this museum. In addition, the museum is only open until siesta on Sundays and is always closed on Mondays. But this museum is free to enter, you don't have to pay an entrance fee! The museum was only opened for the first time in 1980 with 78 exhibited works of art. That is almost unimaginable, because today the collection includes more than 15,000 works of art and objects. Inside, this museum is a maze, because the museum expanded further and further over the years in partly historical buildings. But we as visitors didn't mind that at all. We were totally surprised by the size of the collection and unfortunately we had the closing time in mind. We actually saw far too many works in far too short a time, but not everything. The collection covers eight centuries, from the 14th century to contemporary art. It mainly consists of works by Spanish artists: from local Asturian art to the greatest Spanish visual artists such as El Greco, Goya, Zurbarán, Picasso, Miró, Dalí to name just a few of the most famous representatives of Spanish visual art. There are also some artists from other countries represented. And in addition to paintings, the collection also contains drawings, sculptures, photography, glass, pottery and posters.

Super lovely museum! Has some really great pieces - I loved the paintings from Sorolla and Fortuny! Had some cool paintings from Dali, Miro and Picasso too! There is quite a variety of styles, mediums and eras which means there’s something for everyone. The layout was quite confusing because you can only get to some sections from a specific level but I still managed to navigate it with the floor plan (not in English). I was there for 1.5 hours before it closed at 2pm which was a bit rushed and I didn’t feel like I really finished my visit. No shop which was a shame because I definitely would have loved some post cards of the beautiful art! There is a little bit to read in Spanish and English on each floor but not super insightful - it’s more an overview of what there is on that floor and what style. There’s not written descriptions next to the artworks. Free entry is much appreciated!

The museum is so impressive that you’d probably need to visit it three times to be able to take everything in without rushing. The artistic quality of the works on display is truly remarkable. My personal top 10 definitely includes Saints Michael and Engracia (1490), The Nativity of the Virgin (1485), Anamorphosis (1935), and Bacchus and Ariadne. Maria Luisa in the Garden (1871) is truly charming. Centuries go by, yet a single painting traces back to people who lived their lives so long ago. A special thanks goes to the explanatory texts beneath some of the paintings, as they really help to look deeper into what lies behind the artworks and the ideas the artists sought to express.

Beautiful art gallery featuring a lot of Asturian artists as well as key Spanish painters, lovely building, we had a great visit with kids.

Free Entrance. Fantastic Space. Some magnificent art and sculptures on display. No cafe and clean toilets.

Built in 1885, Mercado El Fontan is Oviedo central market serving the city. Flaunting an Art Nouveau style, it is in dire needs of some much needed renovations (just better lighting would do a lot) but let that stop you and entering the fine selection of specialized store. We thought the fish store was especially attractive that day with a wide selection of fresh fish. Free to enter, one of your must-stops while in Oviedo. P.S.: if this review and pictures were useful in planning your visit, please leave a 👍, thank you 🙏

A great covered market in the center of the old town. The main produce for sale is fish though there are meats, vegetables, pastries, grains, and fruit. There are restrooms which you pay to use. This is a feature of Oviedo : free public bathrooms are not a thing.

Awesome fish market in the old town of Oviedo - selection of fish, meats, hams, fruit & Veg plus cheeses and beans. Worth a visit just to see the array of fish and watch them gutting and preparing them.

Fantastic bazaar with a wide variety of products

Nice covered market where to find typical products, especially local meat, cheese and fish

Im sure its lovely when open but be careful - the opening hours for Sunday are incorrect. Only one shop is open inside

This is an excellent municipal market. There is a wide variety of fresh and gourmet prepared food. Curiously, while crowded on a Saturday morning, it was much quieter than similar markets throughout Spain that my wife and I have visited the past two years. If you need non-food household items, there's a Mercadona about 200 meters away.

Overpriced, super loud place. The food was ok, but clearly not worth the 5 stars that a lot of reviewers left here. The service is below average as well, nobody speaks English (they advertise that they actually speak), we waited more than 40 minutes for a pizza-like bread, didn't receive it until a couple of remainders

Sidrería La Pumarada is a fantastic, authentic Asturian spot in Oviedo. They serve tasty traditional food and, of course, excellent sidra. The atmosphere is lively and traditional, and the service is welcoming. It's a must-visit for a true taste of Asturias.

Expensive for what it is. Tourist trap, busy restaurant in a busy cider street. Most of the dish in the menu, you need to order for 2 or 3. Food is okish. Pan is super dry and expensive, 1.45E for a tiny. We can't even finish half of 1.. 12E for a simple salad without meat or seafood. Service is long, servers didn't pay attention to us at all. Not recomended

Really good seafood and warm service. I especially love the Galician octopus dish here. I came here in 2018, it was 19.95€, now 20.90€ in 2022. Not bad at all considering the price increase everywhere. It opens late.

Awful place. Arrogant service. Very overpriced for unattractive food! Stay away.

Food was delicious and service was outstanding. All the servers are very attentive even if the restaurant is full.Would recommend 100%

Probably the manager, hosted us from a group tour with great service attitude, we made some additional special request, they obliged, i have to give them my 5 stars reward

Good food, obliging service in Cider Street in Oviedo.

It’s along Gascona street so we appreciate getting a seat indoors. We called in advance for the dinner reservation. The chipirones 🦑 was absolutely good! The susurro del cerdo was reminiscent of a Filipino favorite dish “sisig” — we enjoyed the meal a lot. :) Cerdo + squid + 2 bottles of sidra + agua con gas = 51,60€

Nice terrace, very friendly staff. In a bustling street amidst many bars and restaurants.

Great place to eat at Calle Gascona (Bulevar de la Sidra), specially if you stay outdoors at the Terraza surronded by Sidra green bottles professionally opened all the time by the experient Camareros. We tried the typical Huevos Rotos con sabadiego (sabadiego is a typical smoked sausage from Asturias) 👍... and the traditional Cachopo (2 steaks with Asturian Queso Cabrales and Jamon Iberico in the middle) 👌. The Price worths the Quality and quantity but I recommend just the Cachopo for 2 people.

The staff are friendly and welcoming to customers. This place prepares authentic Asturian cuisine using locally sourced ingredients. The Cachopo antiguo, a traditional version of the hearty dish, is a must-try. But don’t forget to finish your meal with the Torrija asada, a roasted French toast served with ice cream—an unforgettable dessert experience!

Avoid if you are not a local!!!! We speak enough Spanish to get by, but for any foreigner hoping for a warm Asturian experience, this is the worst place on all of 'Cider Street'. From the moment we walked in, we were made to feel like an inconvenience. Despite the restaurant having plenty of free tables, we were ushered straight to the very back, next to the toilets, without a single word of welcome. The service throughout was just as bad. At no point did any of the waiters smile or make any effort to assist us. When we mentioned that we might order more food later, the waiter snapped back, “You need to make sure you leave by 10,” even though it was only 8:30. Throughout the hour, our cider glasses sat empty as staff repeatedly walked past, deliberately ignoring us. Had the experience been better, we would have happily spent another €50 on more food and drink—but instead, we took that business across the road to Sidrería Tierra Astur Gascona, where we were welcomed with smiles and treated with genuine hospitality. The difference was night and day. A quick comment on the food we did have: Croquettes: 7/10 – nothing to complain about here. Patatas bravas/alioli: 4/10 – very few potatoes (only 8), and they were exceptionally salty. Bread: Not served with any butter or olive oil, though the latter was provided upon request. Overall, if you’re reading this as someone from outside Oviedo, please take your business elsewhere on the street and enjoy a far better night than we had.

Fantastic sidreria bar in the main sidreria street, Gascona. Relaxed, great drinks, great snacks.

What a discovery in the city centre! Walking around Oviedo we found this Mexican corner next to the old local fresh food market. We were served by Isaac, whose service was delightful, so it was the food he put on the table. Best lemonade I’ve ever tried. We’ll definitely come back.

Authentic and fresh food. Most, if not all tasted homemade. The flavor was perfect, although less spicy than in the Americas

The food is OK, if you know Wahaca in the UK - this is less flavourful. One of the dishes had been under the heat lamps for quite some time from the dryness of the tortillas. Service started off great but then became non-existant, and this was with only half the covers. Cocktails were great though - well done to the barkeep.

Very nice mexican restaurant in the heart of old town! The food was really close to authentic mexican with all fresh flavours. We were dining here with the group of people and everything was arranged perfectly. Service was super friendly. We even got table without reservation, as we were also the first customers of the day. I really recommend to visit here!

A delicious plate of mixed tacos, perfect chips and guac and a tasty Mexican horchata served in the cutest glass cactus cup. Staff is also very friendly and patient. I enjoyed, will be back next time I’m in town for work.

Food ok a bit bland. Though dead mosquitos were not welcomed at my table🤮

We had the gringa and alambre (i think it was called like that, see pictures). Both were delicious. The 3 sauces were good and thankfully not too spicy. The place as such is beautiful and there was also some live music, even though it is a little bit loud when the place is full. Mojito and margarita also very good. The menu can be a little bit overwhelming at the beginning because there are many options.

Great place for meat and with incredible service. Nice seating with table cloth.

Our waiter Javier made sure that we were well taken care of, despite not being able to speak much English. He gave us a serving of Smoked Jamon while we waited for our mains. We didn’t order any starters under the advice of Javier. We enjoyed both of our mains: the portions were huge! : I had the Ingot of Suckling Pig, while my date had the beef steak. Both were delicious: the suckling pig was braised and was accompanied by a fragrant truffle sauce glazed with kumquat (sadly I forgot to take a photo). The steak was juicy and charred nicely. Best steak on this trip so far in Spain! (We have been in Spain for about 2 weeks) We had the Estada Reserva red wine which was extremely good value for money (25 Euros) and tasted divine.

Nice place. The staff are friendly and funny. Food is good, but nothing special. So I think it’s overpriced.

Delicious food, lovely service, glad we stopped here for our main meal. Lattes are small but common in Spain

What an amazing restaurant! A brilliant experience from start to finish. Lovely place. Wonderful service. And first class food! We will be back, thank you so much!

Gorgeous products, specially local meat from Asturias. Listen to recommendations from the maitre, they may have some special meats or fishes available just for that day. Be ready to pay a high price for Spanish's standards. Superb service.

Nice Spanish food served in a great environment. We had cheese and ham, with a nice wine.

The statue itself is not my flow. The park on the other side is a beauty

It's a cute statue in San Francisco Park, in the center of Oviedo, in front of the duck pond. I didn't know anything about Mafalda as in Hungary we didn't have this comic so I looked up the story behind it. Its inauguration was in 2014 and Quino, its creator, was able to attend, since that same year 2014 he was awarded the Prince of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities.

Cute statue inside a beautiful park

Seems to be an overrated tourist spot with people in the queue to make a photo with this girl. Better take a walk around the beautiful park

Nice and surrounded by beautiful San Francisco park.

Nice statue, in the middle of a calm park

She's my girl!

One of the most beautiful parks I’ve been to with incredible cleanliness and greenery.

Campo de San Francisco is a larger park with plenty of grass, trees and bench-lined passageways that are lit at night. What is unique to this public garden park is the date made by plants that is changed daily. There are a few vendors lining one of the larger pathways along a side of the park that sells cotton candy, waffles and other sweets. And there is plenty of statues also inside the park. This is a lovely green space in the middle of the city that is worth a visit and worth sitting down and enjoying it.

Campo San Francisco is considered the lungs of Oviedo. It is a beautiful and peaceful Park filled with hundreds of trees including dozens of different varieties from around the world. The space dates back to the year 1534 when it was area as a public space and in 1816 became municipal property. When my mom was in her twenties, there used to be a live bear in a cage on display for visitors in the park 😭 the scent of eucalyptus adds to the delight of this beautiful natural respite.

Amazing to have a good time, you can come with your family, friends, alone, read, have a ver.

This beautiful park is the heart of Oviedo city. You will find several pieces of art here as well an archway. The legendary date that changes daily is also found on the North East corner of the park. It is a great place to have a coffee, take a walk or even sit on the grass. It is pet friendly and you will find a dog park in it. There is also a cafe there.

Nice park with a lot of Japanese influence. Was lucky enough to be here during the festival of Oviedo - there were a lot of cool markets and stalls sampling the Asturian culture. There was even live music performances. Really nice park and very calming.

Not as large as parks on some other Spanish cities but equally lush green, leafy trees, interesting statues and fountains. Nice to walk under the huge trees. Quaint pond, children's playground and a small bar too.

It is a statue dedicated to the famous American film director Woody Allen, installed in Oviedo in honor of his connection to the city. In 2008, part of his film Vicky Cristina Barcelona was filmed in Oviedo, and he praised the beauty of the city.

Intriguing to find Woody Allen in the streets of Oviedo. The statue could use a bit of maintanence but neverthless captured Woody's essence and his trademark sad frowning face. Be sure to find that film Woody made for Oviedo!

People keep saying he had a great bond with the city. As good as the bond he had with his step daughter? The one he married?

Life size Woody Allen statue, a must if you visit Oviedo. Woody has a great bond with this city, and a picture here is a great memory. Besides, be sure to check out more statues in Oviedo, you will have fun!

A very popular statue, right in the middle of a vibrant, busy city.

If you are a fan of Woody Allen you need to have a photo with him in Oviedo! Woody Allen Statue appeared in Oviedo not suddenly. It was a present to the director and a sign of gratitude of citizens of Asturias. A life-size statue of Woody was inaugurated in 2005 after the famous film director dedicated compliments to the city of Oviedo upon receiving the Premio Príncipe de Asturias de las Artes. In the same year Allen came to Spain and reached an agreement to film his movie “Vicky Cristina Barcelona” in Avilés, Barcelona and Oviedo.

Exactly what it says it is, a statue of Woody Allen. The location marker is fairly accurate, but the statue itself is small and easy to miss at night or on a busy day. It's across the street from the park and in the middle of the pedestrian area, not in the park. It could use a little information to explain its presence for those not familiar with it.

Nice shopping mall in the city. Mostly allocated to el corte inglés.

This shopping mall has 3 or 4 floors. It is so big you could easily get lost in it, and forget where you got in.

The top floor has some strange stores that aren't very good. But most of it is great, especially the big grocery store (Hipercor), the home items (Corte Ingles), Rodera, gourmet market, bakeries, and the little cafés. Hipercor is a lifesaver because they have a big selection, especially Asian, Mexican, American, English and vegan/vegetarian items that most of the local markets don't have. It can be a bit more expensive, though, so it's best just to get the specialty items and buy the rest of your groceries elsewhere.

Highly recommended. I love visiting Salesas center which contains numerous stores, in particular a comprehensive scope of El Corte Ingles departments, where you can find just about anything you want and have a lunch in one of the cafes.

A good little shopping center. There's a very good supermarket that has almost all you may need. Alcohol, clothes, meats, fish, and all other food stuffs. On the upper floors there's El Corte Ingles, they sell furniture, kitchenware, sportswear and goods, also bedding and other household items. There are places to get your nails done, your hair done and places to get a beer and a meal. It's by no means a one stop shop for all your needs, but it's not far from that.

The corte ingles has a lot of things. Though they could have a better board game section. I get a lot of books here as they have a good selection. The supermercado is a good size a couple of little cafes with nice beer. The plant stall is beautiful. There is a phone repair place on the top floor (I haven't used it just stating that it is there) a shoe repairs place, phone contract shops. It also serves as a great cut through from the ring road to the main shopping district. Which it is really close to / part of

Conveniently located in the center of town. Parking here is very convenient if you staying in a near by hotel (9€ 24 hours) or just visiting for the day.

Lovely theatre, well maintained and staffed by people who show care for the place. The seats can be a little small for modern body sizes (length wise, anyway) but there is pretty good visibility all around, the boxes are worth the extra depending on the show. Surprisingly, the tickets are very reasonable (for the shows I've attended anyway).

Wonderful ballet and a beautiful old traditional theatre. The sightlines we're pretty poor from the cheapest seats, but we had a wonderful evening anyway

Just visited from outside. The building is gorgeous. Recommendable in any case

This is a beautiful theater. Stage visibility is good from all seats. The general seats are narrow and with little leg room.

Great dance performance of jungle book by Akram khan ..I was at the back of the stalls but had a brilliant view

Great and safe place for culture

Excellent. Great sanitary measures, order, acoustic of the theater. Great show

We can’t find nuggets in our take away order! One half of the order!!! Mayonnaise instead of ordered mustard. Preparing time is extremely long, old for in friers. I’d recommend stay away from this place.

Like any other superchain has its usage for fast cheap food.

Ordering at Kiosk is easier and you can choose English or other languages. I look for promociones for €4.99. You get a burger, fries or onion rings or salad, and drink with refills. Miss out on the human touch but easier to find what you want.

The place was quite dirty inside and the service was painfully slow

I am having the worst food poisoning of my life at the moment, vomiting and diarrhea after having two steak burgers here. I am done with Burger King and I would suggest everyone to do the same

The service was non existent. There were a lot of people waiting to be served on top of the people who paid at the self service kiosk. Frustrations were running high at one point. It was clear that there were too few people behind the counter.

longest service. the burger was cold

Problem with food: McFlurry was 60% empty, that is not acceptable. My problem with service: the waiter did not bring any napkins with food and i had to go grab it. The place is very clean and comfy. The toilets are clean and well done. Overall i recommend the place, but bring napkins with food please and make sure the food portions when it comes to McFlurry are all the same

Raw Food, They were very helpful and gave me a new burger, but because of this I got sick.

McDonald's is no longer a cheap food chain. You spend 15 minutes to order by cash. You are meant to use your receipt number to give you access to the lavatories, but it doesn't work. They have no Mayonnaise as they are out of stock.You get better service and better value for money from Berger King. Very disappointed.

Very disappointed. A McDonald's without coffee! Whatever next? Not even a normal coffee let alone the world famous McCafé. The rest was as always in a McDs

Food quality was not good. Their chicken was tough and cheese was hard like it had been under a light. Manager was touching her hair, then handling food. Tackles were not cleaned.

They forgot to put my fries. But the rest as regular mac

Fast service, clean restaurant

For a Londoner with bountiful access to Michelin / bib gourmand restaurants, this is a 7/10. My artichokes were overseasoned and the toffee tuna was so literal. The reduction would have been too sweet even in a dessert.

Another good find for quality Asturian cuisine. The 'cabrito confitado' is a great dish to enjoy. Best to arrive in a share drive. Friendly staff. Recommended

Superb food in a lovely dining area. We had an early lunch here before flying home and were made to feel very welcome despite being nearly an hour earlier than most other lunch diners. Ordered a couple of glasses of wine which were poured by the half so that the wine could stay cold. Jamón croquettes were wonderfully creamy - perhaps could have done with a fruit sauce for a bit of contrast but this is a mild criticism. Mains were superb - solomillo lovely and juicy and the suckling pig had a wonderful crunchy top.

Excellent - we were given the Maridaje Premium menu as a present - superb - every course imaginative & delicious & the accompanying wines perfect. Great service - Maria was lovely, explaining each dish. A pleasant ambiente & a great experience all round - highly recommended.

This restaurant in Oviedo, Asturias, mentioned in the Michelin guide, is well deserved of a Michelin star. Starting with a lovely melon gazpacho, followed by an excellent Caviar with egg, and for the main entree a steak tartare with jalapeño and mustard ice creams. Then, to sweeten the palate, a typical dessert of my hometown, a Casadiella, a fried wheat pastry in Anisette filled with toasted walnuts and covered with white sugar. Finally, a nice brandy, Cardenal Mendoza, to end the evening. Awesome!!!!!

We tried the whole “Menú Degustación” and it was amazing, especially the ajoblanco and the sardinas. The entire experience was stellar and we even tried food never eaten before like the “Tendon de ternera”. The local white wine recommended by the dining room manager was perfect for the Menú. Service was impeccable and even Chef Luis Alberto Martinez came to say hi at the end of the evening. The restaurant inside is very nice and very quiet. We had one of our best dinners ever and a very pleasant time. I would definitely recommend it to anybody visiting Oviedo. Last but not least, prices were more than reasonable!

Every dish we tried was delicious and nicely plated. The service was very friendly and attentive and they have great wines to choose from. We lamented that we weren’t hungry enough to go for the tasting menu but will definitely be back to try it!

Very delicious food, very kind stuff. They speak English, which made it more easy for me to order. Best cinnamon rolls I had in my life. And also the chicken wrap was delicious. Coffee was okay. It was no problem to get coffee for take away.

We had breakfast there, bread is really fresh and tasty, coffee is very good! The only thing is - on Google account there are way more varieties then they really have... Generally you will get here classical Spanish breakfast (toast with tomatoes/ or sweet/ or with ham and cheese; croissants) in good quality.

You can't fault it. Great food for a great price. Friendly and quick service. The have a great breakfast menu including a coffee, toast and orange juice for €3.50. You can sit in an eat your meal. They also provide good lunches as well as selling bread like a normal bakery.

One of my favourite cafés in Oviedo, very many sandwiches and pastries and all well presented with good quality coffee. The staff are helpful and diligent. This cafe is spacious and ambient compared to most cafés, even when busy.

Good breakfast for the money. I had the tortitas aka pancakes and they were really good, a bit different to places nearby. So if you want a change its quite good for that. Everything else you can get at other places nearby. Coffee wasn’t anything special.

A nice café in the center of Oviedo. It has fresh and healthy food and good coffee. Recommended for breakfast, lunch or a small bite on the go.

Breakfast - Great €3.50 breakfast of coffee, chocolate croissant, and orange juice. Really friendly and helpful staff.