Gluten-free Fartuquín’s busy little dining room offers an excellent range of well-priced Asturian meat, fish and seafood, plus a great-value set menu (€10), including wine, available at lunchtime Monday to Friday (€17 on Saturdays). Locals pack the front bar for evening tapas and cider.
El Fartuquín
Oviedo
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