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Discover the Fabulous Dining Room at Circulo de la Union in Burgos

Bradypus

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I am not usually given to posting restaurant reviews but I have just had the extraordinary experience of eating lunch in the dining room of the Circulo de la Unión in Burgos. On the Paseo del Espolón just a couple of minutes from the cathedral and the municipal albergue. The food and wine were good but not particularly impressive in themselves. Well worth the modest €14 though. What struck me particularly was the grandiose building itself - a riot of multicoloured marble, wood, brass and gilt from the earlier part of the twentieth century. For such a pricey part of town lunch there seemed a very modest extravagance!

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...and ship it to Santiago for storage. You pick it up once in Santiago. Service offered by Casa Ivar (we use DHL for transportation).
The first edition came out in 2003 and has become the go-to-guide for many pilgrims over the years. It is shipping with a Pilgrim Passport (Credential) from the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela.
Thank you for this post and the photos. Lots of "eye candy" in your interior shot. The chairs are way cool. Yes, a meal here sounds like a worthwhile experience.

What exactly Is Circulo de la Unión?
 
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I am not usually given to posting restaurant reviews but I have just had the extraordinary experience of eating lunch in the dining room of the Circulo de la Unión in Burgos. On the Paseo del Espolón just a couple of minutes from the cathedral and the municipal albergue. The food and wine were good but not particularly impressive in themselves. Well worth the modest €14 though. What struck me particularly was the grandiose building itself - a riot of multicoloured marble, wood, brass and gilt from the earlier part of the twentieth century. For such a pricey part of town lunch there seemed a very modest extravagance!

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I ate outside in September - really “stumbled” upon this place. I was awed by the building and the bathroom was fantastic! I thought for 14 Euros - the full bottle of white wine was superb!
 
Thank you for this post and the photos. Lots of "eye candy" in your interior shot. The chairs are way cool. Yes, a meal here sounds like a worthwhile experience.

What exactly Is Circulo de la Unión?


Do take a look here!
Just wonderful.

 
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I am not usually given to posting restaurant reviews but I have just had the extraordinary experience of eating lunch in the dining room of the Circulo de la Unión in Burgos. On the Paseo del Espolón just a couple of minutes from the cathedral and the municipal albergue. The food and wine were good but not particularly impressive in themselves. Well worth the modest €14 though. What struck me particularly was the grandiose building itself - a riot of multicoloured marble, wood, brass and gilt from the earlier part of the twentieth century. For such a pricey part of town lunch there seemed a very modest extravagance!
Good find, Bradypus. By the way, I just noticed your tagline "Migratory hermit", obviously reflecting your preference for avoiding "crowds".
 
I've eaten outside here but never went into the building.
Thanks for the tip!
I'll stop again in April.
 

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