Pan de forno
Daily bread
Round loaves, baguettes, rye and cornbread. Slow-rested dough, baked every morning so it reaches the counter with a crackling crust.
A family bakery among granite walls. Freshly baked bread, empanadas, pastries and a small grocery corner with everything you need, from early morning.
The bakehouse
Here we knead, we wait and we bake. No rush — good bread takes its time.
Pan de forno
Round loaves, baguettes, rye and cornbread. Slow-rested dough, baked every morning so it reaches the counter with a crackling crust.
Empanada galega
Galician pies filled with tuna, meat or scallops, in a thin golden crust. By the slice to take away, or whole to order.
Doces da casa
Bica sponge cake, roscón, croissants and cakes for breakfast or an afternoon treat. The classics, made the way they always were.
Need a large empanada or a cake for a special day? Order it by phone.
The shop
Besides bread, we stock the basics so you don't need another stop — just like the neighbourhood shops of old, right in the historic centre.
Chorizo, lacón, local cheese… everything for a proper sandwich.
A small selection of Galician wines: Ribeiro, Albariño, Mencía.
Something cold for your stroll or the next stage.
The classic sweet corner for kids (and grown-ups too).
About us
Porta do Camiño is run by a married couple who have spent their whole lives baking. He's in the bakehouse, she's behind the counter: that's how the house works.
In the bakehouse
Up before the city wakes. Miguel looks after the dough and the oven: the bread, the empanadas and everything we bake comes from his hands.
In the shop
On the other side of the counter you'll find Mari: she knows you, gives you advice and knows which loaf you'll take before you ask. The face of the house.
Pilgrims
The Porta do Camiño is the old gate into the walled city, where pilgrims on the French Way arrive. Finishing your stage — or just starting the day? Drop in for a sandwich, a drink or something sweet to celebrate.
Visit us
Right in the historic centre, between the Porta do Camiño and Praza de Cervantes, a five-minute walk from the Cathedral.