Cambalache Maria Pita

Great food and nice service. Good prices too. My spicy calzone was perfect. Good variety for kids too. We ate outside and had to wait quite a while to have service during dinner.

Moi recomendable para grupos grandes na parte inferior. Estiven en varios vsvf con familias da escola dos meus fillos. Non lles importa aos nenos. Mellor pedir pizza que pasta. Rimdskn eles e saen os rápidos.

cambalache never disappoints, if there's one we don't think. is not cheap, but everything is very rich and as it is a franchise the ingredients and the ways to do are the same always. going with children is the best, has menu of children and students

Although the the food was adequate for a burger and pizza place the service was terrible, when we arrived the restaurant was empty, we were seated at a very nice table but then asked to move not once, but twice so they could accommodate larger groups. The waiter was particularly aloof. Try elsewhere unless you a desperate

The restaurant is part of a chain, and I have eaten here several times. The restaurant has two entrances, one from the Plaza Maria Pita and the other is on the Marina Avenue. The service is excellent and I have to admit that it is always a joy to eat there. If you eat there in the early evening it is pleasant if quiet, They also have an external eating facility outside both entrances.

We have decided to try it and to our surprise nothing to do with how bad they say. very friendly and polite treatment, good food, abundant, without great waiting times and at a normal price. We order gaucha board to share and then burger with goat cheese and another chicken. all very well and with very good drip. price of this along with 4 drinks (water) 35€ is definitely worth trying.

We chose this restaurant after quickly checking all of the other restaurants in the plaza. Initially we were ignored so we politely requested service which was still very slow to arrive. Then after waiting for about 20 minutes everything was concentrated on our table. Four or five wait staff ensures we had everything we needed. The food and beverage service was superb. The price was very reasonable. It was all worth waiting for and the staff certainly know their business.

We ate here on a wet afternoon in October and sat in the glass pod outside the restaurant as it's a great place to sit and people watch. It's situated right in front of the town hall square. We have eaten here twice now on both of our cruise ship visits. We chose 2 of the platters which included Argentinian pies beef ones as five fillings to choose from) and cheese bread, local bread with salmon and tomatoes on top and local sausages and slice of folded pizza each and the cheese dip. Food really good restaurant and toilets very clean too. We also had a jug of sangria very tasty and great place to watch the world go by.

We popped in for lunch and, after having spent 10 days eating only fish and seafood around Galicia, really fancied a pizza. Plus, there is a sign in the window offering gluten free pizzas (I have an allergy), so perfect! Sadly, it was a poor gluten free pizza. Obviously not made on site, it was thin and toppings sparse, and tasted very highly processed. Like something I'd get from a supermarket freezer. Given how unwell I was afterwards clearly no care was taken in cooking the gluten free pizza. Possibly it was contaminated in the kitchen during preparation/cooking. My husband's pizza (ordinary not GF) was enjoyable, a deep pan type which he said tastes a bit like a Pizza Hut pizza. Service...