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A lively Asturian cider house known for its cachopos and sharing plates. Perfect for groups and pouring some cider.
Cider is half of Asturias. Here's where to have your culín with good vibes and something to nibble, from Cimavilla to the Ruta de los Vinos.
A lively Asturian cider house known for its cachopos and sharing plates. Perfect for groups and pouring some cider.
A traditional cider house serving homestyle Asturian food at a fair price. A neighbourhood spot to eat like a local.
A cider house with a grill: char-grilled meats and fish, cachopos and local cider. Generous and made for sharing.
A grill-focused cider house with char-grilled meats and hearty Asturian dishes. Great for a long, cider-fuelled lunch with friends.
A big cider hall by Poniente beach and the Aquarium. Charcoal grill, sharing boards, cheeses and poured cider; a must for a first taste of Asturias.
A classic cider house for fresh fish and naturally poured cider. Straightforward Asturian cooking in a traditional chigre atmosphere.
An old-town cider house from the new generation: classic chigre, creative seasonal cooking. Fusion-tinged tapas and great value.
A neighbourhood cider house in La Arena, near San Lorenzo. Famous for its giant cachopo and home-style Asturian cooking; family vibe and sharing portions.
Cider house and grill in Cabueñes, by the Laboral, built around a century-old hórreo. Wood-fired grill with aged T-bone, cider feasts and an outdoor kids' area.
Traditional country cider house in Cefontes, steps from the Laboral. House-made cider and hearty stews like fabada or stewed kid goat; on the meadow you serve yourself with a tray.
Deva cider house and merendero since 1989, next to the Botanical Garden. Home cooking with ox T-bone and tortilla, a big lawn and a green play area for kids.
A long-standing Asturian cider house in Gijón, with generous portions, rice dishes and cachopo. Well-poured cider and often live music; booking is wise at weekends.
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Cider is half of Asturias, and in Gijón it's lived out on the street. A good cider house has atmosphere, a proper pour and something tasty to nibble.
Gascona street is the epicentre: one cider house after another, with terraces that fill the moment the sun comes out. The safe bet to start.
The old quarter has time-honoured cider houses with views, perfect for a relaxed cider feast away from the bustle.
Let them pour for you: natural cider is poured from a height so it “breaks” and is drunk in one go (the culín). Pair it with cheese, chorizo cooked in cider or a tortilla.
Poured from height so it breaks in the glass, and you drink the culín in one go. In many cider houses they pour it for you.
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