Restaurante San Jaime

Santiago de Compostela

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Restaurante San Jaime

If you are looking for a peaceful and elegant place to enjoy a good meal, Restaurante San Jaime is hard to beat. With a big cafeteria, a stunning terrace, the customers can enjoy their meals in a very unique atmosphere. The view of the Cathedral is breath-taking, and the menu delightfully varied, focusing mainly on seafood and meat.

Information

addressPlaza de Fonseca, 7, Santiago de Compostela
emailinfo@restaurantesanjaime.com
phone+34 981 57 22 57
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