Just a few buildings along the roadside, but with a pair of bars.
The Road: The camino leaves the road quickly and follows along smaller country lanes all the way to Ponte Olveiroa. It is a particulary scenic stretch of this route.
Note: There will come a junction near Porteliñas which is confusing and poorly marked. Some arrows keep you on the road, another set indicates a left turn along a gravel road. Both will get you where you want to go, but the road is half the distance.
The camino leaves the road quickly and follows along smaller country lanes all the way to Ponte Olveiroa. It is a particularly scenic stretch which passes first through the villages of Bo Xesus and A Gueima.
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Camino de Santi... (not verified) said:
We popped in during the afternoon: the Panadeiro might do sandwiches during the day but the bar actually had tea, coffee and a great tarte de Santiago (according to my fellow travellers)