Welcome to Restaurante Casa Lobato, a hidden gem nestled in the picturesque Soto de Ribera, Asturias. Located at C. la Rampa, 1, 33172 Soto de Ribera, this restaurant combines a warm atmosphere with the delight of authentic, homemade cuisine. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, Casa Lobato invites you to indulge in a culinary experience that feels just like home.

The menu here is nothing short of a culinary revelation. At an unbeatable price of €12.80 for the daily menu, guests are treated to generous portions that are as flavorful as they are plentiful. Diners rave about the estofado de cabrito and garbanzos estofados, dishes that showcase the rich, hearty flavors of the region. One guest, Lourdes Palomar, described her meal as "todo estaba buenísimo," highlighting the exquisite taste and substantial serving sizes.

Another customer, Nuria Vara, left impressed by the "sabroso" rice, complemented by perfectly-cooked peas. It’s clear that each dish is crafted with care, ensuring both quality and satisfaction. For those craving an elevated tapas experience, the variety of pinchos is not to be missed—each bite bursting with local flavor and personality.

What truly sets Restaurante Casa Lobato apart is the ambiance and hospitality. The owners and staff create a nurturing and relaxed environment, as shared by a reviewer who felt "como estar en casa." This is a place where you can unwind, enjoy good food, and even bring your furry friends along, as the restaurant is pet-friendly.

Moreover, music lovers will appreciate the relaxed vibe where, as one guest noted, there's often a chance to join in on a musical jam after dining. This added dimension makes every visit feel unique and special.

In summary, Restaurante Casa Lobato not only serves delicious, hearty meals, but it also fosters a welcoming community experience. It’s a perfect spot for families and friends to gather, share stories, and indulge in delightful dishes like fabada, cachopo, and delightful desserts such as queso tarta and arroz con leche. If you’re in Soto de Ribera, do yourself a favor and pay a visit—you might just find your new favorite local haunt.