Fonte De Zeta - Baiona

En el casco antiguo de la localidad de Baiona, se encuentra el mesón FONTE DE ZETA, un establecimiento familiar bien gestionado donde el producto del mar es el protagonista. Desde sus ensaladas, especialmente la de bonito, sus croquetas, sus chipirones y su gambas a la plancha, permiten al comensal disfrutar una amplia oferta culinaria. Cuentan con un pescado del día de la lonja. En definitiva, un restaurante sin pretensiones, donde se puede comer o cenar muy bien y céntrico.

Small menu but very good quality and service. Both inside and outside are really nice, great hidden terrace. Very popular so make sure to book before you go!

Gorgeous restaurant just off the main street full of bars and restaurants, and one street back from the marina street. It's named after the fountain in a small square by the entrance. Don't do what we did and think they'll put tables by the fountain they don't, you actually have to walk down the steps to the fountain and then you'll see the restaurant tucked away in the corner. That makes it sound small, but it is bigger than you think when you go in. There's about 5 or 6 tables outside, a few on an indoor/outdoor section then more indoors. It's very airy, with a lovely hubbub and local vibes. The staff are efficient, friendly and helpful. Great atmosphere. The food was simply brilliant. We had razor clams and scallops to start, followed by a huge sea bass which we shared. Unusually for the area, and pleasantly, the fish came with some potatoes and vegetables. The freshness of the food was obvious and it was cooked perfectly. I cannot think of anything negative to say other than I wish there'd been more! We really loved our meal here and would recommend to anyone. I'd even go so far to say it is a must visit.

What a fabulous place. The staff are excellent and the food is to die for. You will have to make an effort to find it though as it is quite far back in the old town of Baiona. Please avoid the restaurants on the strip that are poor and overpriced tourist traps especially in the little piazza on the seafront. been there and didn’t like it this is our second visit to the restaurant as I dislike to critique on one visit. Isabel is your patron and she will excuse your poor Spanish, explain the dishes they typical of the region and charm you through the experience. We had a wonderful meal one evening and one lunch and experience on both occasions. I will not bore you with what we had as you can try for yourself.

Recommended by our simple hotel and we were not disappointed. A bit basic but quickly we learnt that the ingredients were fresh as they always are in Galicia. It was tasty and nice, friendly service and nice alioli with curry made inhouse!