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Whitebait belly caught at the best time of year for whitebait, in Costera.  A culinary delight made with the finest whitebait and extra virgin olive oil. 

Lodeiros was born from a respect for nature and a commitment to our environment. A family-made vermouth, lovingly crafted from a limited-edition product. A 100% sustainable path back to nature.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

Exquisite cookies made following the traditional recipe we inherited from our grandmothers, creating an unparalleled flavor.  Our love for things well made makes every bite a true delight. 

Exquisite cookies made following the traditional recipe we inherited from our grandmothers, creating an unparalleled flavor.&nbsp; Our love for things well made makes every bite a true delight.&nbsp;

With a wide reddish shell and two large claws, the brown crab is one of the most popular crustaceans in Galician cuisine. We carefully select the freshest and highest-quality brown crabs from local fish markets.&nbsp; ...

5 duck legs confit in their own butter with a little garlic and salt (serves 2). We recommend emptying the contents of the can into a pot or ovenproof dish, heating on the stovetop or oven, respectively, and serving with the desired garnish. The butter that accompanies the pieces can be used to cook garnishes (fried...

Contains 2 fattened duck legs cooked in their own fat&nbsp;

Also known as chicharrillo or chincho, this oily fish is traditionally considered "poor man's food" but is very rich in protein, vitamins, and Omega-3 fatty acids.    <span style="font-family:...

Dolce & Gabbana's Fiasconaro Pistachio Cream is a delicious Sicilian pistachio cream, ideal for spreading on bread, croissants, cookies or filling cakes.&nbsp;

Don Crisanto's San Simón da Costa Bufón cheese is made from pressed pasta from pasteurized whole cow's milk. It is cured for a minimum of 30 days and smoked with birch wood.&nbsp;

Pecorino Moliterno al Tartufo is a raw sheep's milk cheese, interwoven with generous veins of black truffle.&nbsp; &nbsp; Something unusual...