The story
Landua sits in the hamlet of O Fieiro, in the rural municipality of Mazaricos, inland from the Costa da Morte in Galicia. The restaurant’s own words speak of inhabiting the margins, of zones where territories merge and old boundaries dissolve. That spirit of edge‑of‑the‑map curiosity defines the kitchen: a contemporary cuisine that draws from the wildness of the surrounding landscape.
The offering is a single seasonal menu of ten courses, priced at €80 per person (bread and water included). There is no vegan or vegetarian option – the cooking is rooted in the produce of this corner of Galicia, prepared with precision and restraint. The menu changes with the season, reflecting what the land and sea provide.
Landua’s quiet, confident cooking earned it a Michelin Recommended distinction in 2026 – a nod to a kitchen that operates far from the usual paths, yet delivers with clarity and purpose. The restaurant’s contemporary cuisine is a conversation with its place: the abyss, the margins, the pulse of life that the restaurant’s homepage evokes.
The dining room is minimal, the focus on the plate. Meals are served at lunch only, from 13:30 to 15:00, five days a week. The setting is rural, unhurried, and the restaurant’s own accommodation allows guests to linger after the meal. Here, in the margins of Galicia, Landua makes a quiet argument for a new kind of narrative – one written in ingredients, not words.
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