Zamburiñas
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Zamburiñas
................................$Chipirones
................................$Callos
................................$Empanada
................................$Caña
................................$Lenguado A la Plancha
................................$Carne Asada
................................$Tarta de Santiago
................................$Bacalao A la Gallega
................................$Lentejas
................................$Albariño Goda
................................$Vino Blanco
................................$Pollo Asado
................................$Milanesa Con En Salada
................................$Arroz Con Bogavante
................................$Churrasco Con Patatas
................................$Ensaladilla Rusa
................................$Café de Pota
................................$Café Con Leche
................................$Pescado Y Albóndigas
................................$Restaurante Doña Ana offers a menu that feels like a friendly stroll through Galicia’s best home‑style cooking, and as I reflect on what I tried and tasted, it’s clear why locals and visitors rave about it. The starters really set the tone: zamburiñas and chipirones arrive with that fresh Atlantic edge, while classic empanada and ensaladilla rusa kick things off with comforting, familiar flavours that somehow feel both traditional and uniquely their own. Moving into mains, seafood lovers are spoiled with the simple perfection of lenguado a la plancha and bacalao a la gallega, each plate cooked just right and paired beautifully with a crisp glass of Albariño Goda or a chilled vino blanco. On the meat side, dishes like pollo asado, carne asada, and churrasco con patatas offer hearty, satisfying options that anchor the meal with rich, grilled goodness. The menu also keeps things fun and soulful with standout homely touches like callos and lentejas, all served in generous portions that make you feel genuinely welcome. To top it off, the Tarta de Santiago is a sweet, almond‑forward finish that lingers pleasantly on the palate, and there’s nothing quite like sipping a smooth café de pota or café con leche as you wind down the experience. In short, the Doña Ana menu strikes a really nice balance between Galician tradition and relaxed, flavourful dining that invites you to return for another round.