Noray

Restaurant Noray is located in the Plaza de Maria Pita. The restaurant has enclosed seating in the plaza, as well as seating inside the restaurant (there is also a bar area). We sat inside the restaurant, where La Liga games were screened.
Noray’s wine list is quite impressive. We ordered an inexpensive house red wine by the glass, and it was actually very good. We shared a few appetizers, which included:
Croquetas de bacalao — Delicious! Perfectly crisp on the outside, and the texture on the inside was perfectly cooked. Lots of bacalao flavor, without being overly salty.
Mixed cheese plate — Incredible — a marvelous selection of aged and young Spanish cheeses. There was so much cheese here — definitely a great option to share with a group of 3 or 4 people. It is a lot of fun to pair the various cheeses with wine.
Pimientos de Padron — Not the best. They were oiler than they should have been, but thankfully they did not lose their crispness entirely.
The bread served with our plates was also very fresh — the typical Galician ring bread.
The service was very attentive and friendly (as most of the Galicians are!). Even though it was getting late, and we were the only patrons left in the restaurant, no one was looking to get us to leave.
Overall, the Noray experience was a pleasant one, with good food and wine.