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Where to eat in Arzúa?

These are the places where we usually eat ourselves and where we send our guests: restaurants, octopus houses and taverns in Arzúa. None of them pays us to appear here.

Menus, opening hours and prices can change: please check before you go.

Arzúa Cheese Festival
Photo: Adrián Estévez (Estevoaei), CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Monument honouring the women cheesemakers of the Arzúa region in Praza Maior
Photo: Lameiro, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Staying in Arzúa on this stage?

Entire house for up to 8 people, 400 m from the centre, with terrace and barbecue. Book direct.

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Set menu, octopus and cheese: eating well and cheaply in Arzúa

You can eat very well in Arzúa without overspending. For a menú del día (set lunch), Casa Chelo serves one Monday to Friday. For pulpo á feira (Galician octopus), the classics are Pulpería Santa María and Pulpería Raxería Luis. And if you want to try Arzúa-Ulloa cheese, Café Bar Praza opens early and is a good place for breakfast before your stage.

If you stay in town, Casa Buen Camino has a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace with a barbecue, in case you prefer to have dinner at home with your group. Here is what staying as a group or family is like. You can also read our guide to Arzúa and the Camino or see what to do in Arzúa before walking on to Santiago.

Sleeping in Arzúa? Casa Buen Camino is 400 metres from the centre: the whole house for your group, up to 8 people. Booking directly is 10% cheaper.

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