El Cruce

This is a popular, typical Asturian spot. The first thing that struck me was that, despite us going on a weekday, it was buzzing with people (if we'd arrived ten minutes later, we wouldn't have found a table). The setting is great - it's a kind of chalet with three dining rooms: the main room, a smaller one for family celebrations, and a third on the top floor which is only open on request. Otherwise, it has a terrace in front of the building with long tables, and another much larger at the back, with a lawn and picnic area. They offer multiple dishes to choose from, with typical Asturian cuisine, plus tapas and menus.