The queimada - We went with my partner and it's the first time we lived this experience, the truth was very interesting! The place was very comfortable cozy and above all very personal the deal! It is 100% recommended.

You have to live it and feel it - It was a great experience of ,💯and the attention we got we loved The explanation he gave us where he came from is custom all perfect

Experience 10/10 - Very kind the boy who did the queimada. It was performed in the cafe or cum. She's rich, sweet. They give you a cookie too. I recommend it

Queimada in Galician - It was the second time we had done the experience and, like the first, very well. This time we could also enjoy it more privately and pay attention to the ritual of the queimada, which was very interesting. The waiter, moreover, super friendly and very grateful. Of course, when we get back, we'll definitely repeat it.

Traditions - Very interesting Galician tradition, explained it very well, told us about his experiences as a child. And on top of that it's good hehe,

kindness and professionalism - We liked it a lot and the girl also very friendly and professional, made us very pleasant and pleasant the tasting and at all times was watching everything

Excellent - Excellent. Very attentive and friendly staff. A good experience, you have to live it if you go to Galicia.. very well organized and economical

Okay but expensive for what it is. - Whole thing took under 10 minutes and it was not worth the cost. Some context / history was provided but in Spanish only. Beverage was good but not for $50.

Disappointed - We did not enjoy the presentation. It w as short and not in English. It was not at the location it was presented at by Viator. The total time the presenter was with us was less than 10 minutes.

A drink and a chant in Spanish - The description of this event states that you will enjoy the whole Queimada experience including how it is made. Our experience was not that. We arrived at travel booking office as directed by Viator only to be to told it was another 10+ minute walk to the venue (bar). Upon arrival 10 minutes late we waited another 15 minutes until the host presented the queimeda to us in Spanish with no explanation of the process for preparing it or the history behind it. The host completed his chant and moved on to the next table who had been waiting over 30 minutes. We drank our queimeda with no other interaction with the host and left. We had an expensive drink with minimal service. If that is what you want this experience is for you.