Even though it is really close to Galicia, this village maintaing the gastronomy tradition from the Principado de Asturias. Between the dishes of the place, the seafood and fish have a special place: the aguilollos, grilled chopa (black seabream) or the sea bass are some of the best ones.
Thanks to its location, this village combines traditional products from sea and earth, such as the fabes with clam and the herring or conger eel empanadas. You can’t leave Castropol without trying their specialty, the Eo oysters, which come from the Eo tidal river and are internationally commercialized. Those are some small dishes with a great flavor that the restaurants of the village serve. If you also want to know how their farming works, you can visit the tidal river, which has been recently declared a Biosphere Reserve.
The most famous desserts from Asturias are the rice pudding, the requesón, the flan (pudding) and the cereixolos (another name the frixuelos have). Don’t forget to try the typical drink of this region, the Sidra (cider) de Asturias, with D.O.P..