Dónde comer en Gijon

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Dónde comer en Gijon

20 sitios en Gijon, de la lista compartida de restaurantes.

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Sitios

🐟 Marisco€€Barrios
A Feira do Pulpo
Por qué ir. Go for Galician-style pulpo a feira, a house specialty, alongside other seafood dishes.
Calle Doctor Aquilino Hurlé, 20, 33203 Gijón · afeiradopulpo.com
🐟 Marisco€€
Abarike
Por qué ir. Try the Cantabrian seafood tasting menu, from the €50 Low Tide option to the more extensive High Tide menu. Chef Lara Roguez builds the experience around fresh, sustainably sourced fish and shellfish.
C/ Melquiades Álvarez, 3, 33201 Gijón, Asturias · abarike.es
🍝 Pasta€€En el centro
Al Boccalino
Por qué ir. A central Italian option for pasta and other familiar Italian dishes; its location makes it convenient for a meal while exploring downtown.
Calle Pedro Duro, 2, corner of Calle Rodríguez Sampedro, 25, 33206 Gijón

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☕ Café€

Ambrosía

Por qué ir. Stop in for handmade cakes, alfajores, homemade toast and coffee close to San Lorenzo beach. Coffee prices on its menu start at €1.90.

Calle Jovellanos, 1, 33202 Gijón, Asturias · ambrosiagijon.es

🍽️ Alta cocina€€€

Auga

Por qué ir. Go for creative Asturian cooking and a waterside setting on Gijón’s marina. The menu follows market availability, with seafood dishes such as scallop with roe and seaweed highlighted by the Michelin Guide.

Claudio Alvargonzález, 33201 Gijón, Asturias · restauranteauga.com

🥐 Panadería€€Barrios

Bode Pastelería

Por qué ir. Stop in for artisan pastries such as cruffins, chocolate creations, or its cheesecake, made by a local pastry chef.

Avenida de Gaspar García Laviana, 49, bajo 3, 33210 Gijón · bodepasteleria.com

☕ Café€En el centro

Café Central

Por qué ir. A classic downtown café for breakfast or a simple menu, with a traditional interior and a handy spot on the city’s shopping axis.

Calle Pelayo, 6, 33205 Gijón

🥐 Panadería€En el centro

Confitería La Fé

Por qué ir. A long-running pastry shop known for its traditional puff pastry, milhojas, almond sweets, and the local Postre Gijonés.

Calle Periodista Adeflor, 3, 33205 Gijón · confiterialafe.es

🥐 Panadería€Barrios

Confitería San Antonio

Por qué ir. Choose from traditional cakes, tea pastries, and chocolates; the lemon mousse is one of the house specialties.

Calle Pérez de Ayala, 19, 33208 Gijón · confiteriasanantonio.es

☕ Café€€

Dulce Néctar

Por qué ir. A good choice for specialty coffee, homemade brunch and bowls; its menu lists a chicken BBQ bowl at €11 and a salmon bowl at €14. It also offers house-made sweets and a range of coffee origins.

Avenida Castilla, 29, 33203 Gijón, Asturias · dulcenectar.com

🍲 Tradicional€€€En el centro

El Feudo

Por qué ir. Its menu features Asturian dishes such as fabada and cachopo, as well as Cantabrian seafood and a broad wine selection.

Calle Felipe Menéndez, 4, 33206 Gijón · elfeudogijon.com

🍽️ Alta cocina€€€En el centro

Farragua

Por qué ir. Try its changing, menu-based cooking, which combines traditional Asturian ideas with contemporary touches and seasonal ingredients.

Calle Contracay, 3, 33201 Gijón

🍲 Tradicional€€En el centro

Gloria

Por qué ir. A polished but approachable place to sample modern Asturian cooking, including dishes such as fabada and arroz con pitu de caleya.

Plaza Florencio Rodríguez, 3, 33206 Gijón · estasengloria.com

🍲 Tradicional€€

La Iglesiona

Por qué ir. Order Asturian classics such as fabada, or share grilled meats and seafood in this lively central sidrería. Its menu lists fabada at €16.50 and several seafood dishes around €15–€26.

Calle Begoña, 34, 33201 Gijón, Asturias · laiglesiona.com

🥐 Panadería€En el centro

Punto Caramelo

Por qué ir. Pair a coffee with Argentine-style alfajores, cakes, or savory empanadillas at this central artisan bakery and café.

Calle Caridad, 9, 33202 Gijón

🍲 Tradicional€€

Sidrería Asturias

Por qué ir. A short walk from San Lorenzo beach, this sidrería serves Asturian dishes alongside natural cider. Its menu includes hake in cider sauce for €21 and traditional rice pudding for €5.

Calle Aquilino Hurlé, 36, Gijón, Asturias · sidreriaasturias.com

🍲 Tradicional€€En el centro

Sidrería El Requexu

Por qué ir. Look for Cantabrian fish and seafood, rice dishes, or its sautéed octopus with seasonal mushrooms, alongside Asturian cider.

Avenida de la Costa, 30, 33201 Gijón · sidreriaelrequexu.es

🥩 Parrilla€€Barrios

Sidrería Parrilla Muñó Poniente

Por qué ir. Order Asturian classics and wood-grilled meat, with natural cider to go with the meal.

Avenida de José Manuel Palacio Álvarez, 42, 33212 Gijón

🐟 Marisco€€En el centro

Trébole

Por qué ir. In Cimavilla, try seafood from its tank, grilled fish, or a seafood rice dish; the restaurant also lists Asturian beef cachopo among its specialties.

Plaza Arturo Arias, 33201 Gijón

🐟 Marisco€€En el centro

Zascandil

Por qué ir. Seasonal cooking and Cantabrian seafood make this a good choice for a relaxed meal; save room for a homemade dessert.

Calle Cervantes, 9, 33206 Gijón · zascandilgijon.es