Top Restaurants in Candas
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Where to eat European food in Candas: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on European food in Candas, Asturias, Spain including Restaurante Guernica, Pizzeria El Salao, Taberna de Maria, Restaurante La Playa Luanco, La Quintana de Manuela, Restaurante Auga, D Aldo, V. Crespo, Taberna Gigia, As de Picas
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10. As de Picas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 716 reviews
Reviewed By Kh445
A well attended by mostly locals and businessmen; this restaurant is hidden behind closed doors at the bar of the Casino and lauds itself as serving the best fabada Asturiana in the world (typical Asturias white bean stew). Ordered it for a party of four and it was indeed excellent but not sure it was the best in the world; found very few broken beans which might frawn the purists. They serve also excellent special menus of the day at a very moderate price with include a 3 course meal and half bottle of wine.A very enjoyable restaurant indeed!
9. Taberna Gigia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 373 reviews
Reviewed By Sean K
Having lived in Italy for the past 3 years and tried great food across Europe, this, this place had the best, most amazing tastes we have had the privilege of experiencing. The service is great; the staff friendly and patient, and the ambiance wonderful. Get the machata, get any of the traditional Asturian food they recommend, and kiss the cook and owner for us.
8. V. Crespo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1170 reviews
Reviewed By Paul_Otter
As usual a bit hard to find with the mobile Phone navigation but when found we where easily convinced this was the place!Interior might benefit from a bit more modern furniture and decoration. Look a bit standard while the food and service isn't.We took the dinner which was absolutely a very good choice. All fresh an very tastefull dishes, perfectly fitting wines (good wine advice) made this the winner of our trip thanks for the excellent food and service.
7. D Aldo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 853 reviews
Reviewed By Aequitas6
We went here after reading the reviews, we had to go three times before we eventually got a booking that suited us as it was always full. Make sure you book in advance.They encourage families with young children and seem to get them to make drawings which are then stuck up on the wall.I had a pizza which is my favourite, four cheeses which was very good but far too big to eat it all. My coeliac wife had a salad, also huge and probably a meal for three people in itself. She reported this as very good and they provided gluten free bread as well. They also had a selection of gluten free pasta.Overall a very pleasant experience. What makes it stand out though is the excellent value for money. Cheaper than most other places in the area and it was the best pizza for the price that I have had in Spain, so far.Happy to recommend and we will go back. If I had a criticism it would be that I would have liked to have seen a good seafood pizza on the menu.
6. Restaurante Auga
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1039 reviews
Reviewed By LouiseK78
We were very excited about dining here as it's our first Michelin star restaurant abroad, having visited various Michelin starred restaurants in the UK, however we felt a little let down by this one.Our table was booked for 9pm, early by Spanish standards granted, however, we were left outside for a while before being asked to follow someone to our table. Great, except my husband is in a wheelchair & there's a step into the restaurant.....we had pre-warned them of the access requirements and they told us they were fully accessible. Anyway, a guy tipped my husband back and got him through the door.We were the only diners until about 10-30pm so the staff busied themselves by ironing the table cloths on the tables around us and generally mooching. My jacket wasn't taken from me either so I ended up putting it on the back of my chair.The food was good and the portions were big but, as others have said, could've done with some seasoning.On the way out we were left to struggle back down the step alone....I don't think this has lived up to the same standards as other one star restaurants we have visited. The food was good and the bill wasn't as high as other places but I think it's a very good restaurant at best, not worthy of a star.
5. La Quintana de Manuela
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By fishmagic
This place is well worth visiting. The food is well prepared , delicious and served lovingly in an ambience that is completely different from most restaurants in spain. The place is quirky and the owner obciously cares greatly for his guests. My favourite dishes are the prawns in a garlic sauce, the hake stuffed with seafood and the cachopines a la plancha, although every time we go we try something else and it is equally delicious. Give yourself a treat and go, you will have to book in irder to sit in the comedor which is the side i recommend for its unique ambience.
4. Restaurante La Playa Luanco
Overall Ratings
3 based on 531 reviews
Lovely restaurant by the sea. Fishmarket and traditional food. Elegant and warm, even during winter. You will find a great place to have a well prepared food and medium prices. During 4 months a year you can enjoy beautiful terrace where you can enjoy bre
Reviewed By Colmmahon
Although very convenient for the beach, and tastefully decorated inside, this restaurant flatters to deceive. Slow sloppy service and expensive food of an average quality left us very disappointed. 3 adults and a child cost â¬110 for lunch including wine at â¬20. If you're on the beach, walk on by as the town has many superior restaurants
3. Taberna de Maria
Reviewed By 912jesusj
Tiene el encanto de ser un mini restaurante (3 mesas) pero se llena también por el tapeo. Cocina portuguesa tradicional y bien elaborada. Todo lo que probamos resultó muy rico, recién hecho y con un precio sobresaliente
2. Pizzeria El Salao
Reviewed By elduk3
La comida es buena, la hamburguesa muy rica, pizzas algo caras (14⬠por una de picadillo con huevo) pero ricas... Lo peor es el servicio, es leeeeennntooo, tardan en tomarte nota, tardan en servir la comida, no te preguntan por los postres, media hora para cobrar, media hora para darte la vuelta, caras largas en el resto de las mesas porque llevan rato esperando sin comer... En fin, que casi sales de allà con mala leche, una pena.
Asturias, Spain Food Guide: 10 Spanish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Candas
1. Restaurante Guernica
Overall Ratings
4 based on 613 reviews
Reviewed By IbiM
We went there because of the nice reviews on tripadvisor but it disappointed us. The fish was not that fresh, the flavor with lots of garlic and the price too expensive for the quality received. I wouldn't recommend it if you have another choice.
