La Casa de la Marquesa

It opened just a few months ago on the slope of Santo Domingo, with the Galician People's Museum and the CGAC as neighbours. It's a cozy place, and when you leave you'll feel like you've paid a fair price. On the occasions that I've gone, I've always paid less than 40 for a starter, main course, dessert and a good wine. They serve Japanese cuisine on Thursdays and Saturdays. I must say that I'm not particularly keen on Japanese food, and I'm not a big seafood-eater, but it really is phenomenal here. The rest of the week, the menu is more traditional. I recommend the pheasant with creamed chestnuts,