Category Archives: Veggie Eats

The Vegetarian Way map has Albergue Do Sol y da Lua listed. When I called they said they don’t cook a meal everyday.  However, we stuck gold with La Frontera next to the roundabout on the seafront in town. They … Continue reading →

We arrived here on a Sunday with most things closed. We ate at Club Meson. Not many vegetarian options to choose from so we had salad with goats cheese and chips. Later we shared a salad, mushrooms and chips at … Continue reading →

Logoso is a small village. We ate at the Albergue, told them we were vegetarian and had homemade pizza with salad. There are not many options here.

Santa Mariña is a small village with no shop. We stayed at the Albergue on the highway. There was no gas in the kitchen so I used my camping stove. We bought supplies with us from Negreira and cooked chickpeas … Continue reading →

The usual salad or chips in the cafes we looked at. However, Negreira has a couple if supermarkets so we cooked chickpeas and spinach in the Albergue kitchen. Quick, easy, tasty.

Happy Cow lists a number of vegan and vegetarian places to eat.  Entre Pedras is vegan but opens late in the evening. It is at Rua Hospitalino 18, Santiago De Compostela, 15704. SCQ Cafe is vegetarian – Rua Orfas 2, … Continue reading →

O Pedrouzo has a supermarket and for the first time I saw broccoli!  We bought gazpacho soup in a carton, a pre-mixed salad, some extra vegetables to add to the salad, chickpeas, broccoli, beetroot, olive oil and cheese. We also … Continue reading →

We went to the supermarket here and then cooked up Belorado Veggie Delight with a mixed salad including avocado and pine nuts.

Vilachá is km 94 just before Portomarín. Here lies a oasis in the form of vegetarian restaurant Los Andantes. We passed here at lunch time and enjoyed it immensely.  Portomarín has a supermarket and the choices we saw in the … Continue reading →

Happy Cow says there is a vegan friendly restaurant – Ecoespazo Vitriol, Diego Pazos 18, Sarria. Albergue A Pedro does a pilgrim menu. We had lentil soup, mixed salad, potato Tortilla Espanola, spinach nibbles and Santiago Tart.

We didn’t get a bed here because it was full but they do vegetarian pilgrim menus. http://palomaylena.com

We didn’t stay here but saw this advert on the way…

We ate at Moncloa de San Lazaro which is one of he first places as we came into Cacabelos.  We had warm goats cheese, mixed salad, and grilled vegetables. It was a nice restaurant with a lot of locals.

It was from a packet but okay for a tired veggie! The owner of the shop was very helpful. It was just next to the bridge.