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 I enjoy this kind of route. We are slowly following a narrow hill road as it gets a bit crowded with houses. To the left huge towers, on the road a combination of old workers cottages and the modern semi-suburban town houses. Almost at once we come across Alquiler de Huertos Breogan. It is an orchard. It has a single review. Ana Zapata gives it four stars but is silent as to why.



We haven’t had a meal in a while so lets call in on the Bar restaurante O Muino. It is LGBTQ+ friendly, opens week days only from 8am to 10pm and half a year aqgo Bru FJ said ‘My wife and I went to eat and we were pleasantly surprised. Good presentation of their menu of the day, abundant, delicious and affordable. Add to that the human quality of the waitress and the owner and as a result you will have a cozy place where you can enjoy a good meal.’



It does seem to have gone down hill in the last month or so. Unknown Unknown said ‘Employees go on leave because you owe them money.’. Henri Parra said ‘Economical and very fast and friendly. The menu could be improved.’ dibi dan reckoned ‘He never has anyone. The employees do not get paid and take “Sleep.” This can not be confirmed. Maybe a research trip is needed.


By the time we reach the Estacion de servico Cepsa we really are into Coruna’s outer skirts. This station https://cercadeti.cepsa.es/gasolineras/acoruna/la-coruna-nuevo-mesoiro?utm_campaign=ficha-cerca-de-ti_eess__&utm_content=gmb_cepsa-com_tra_na-segmentation_eess_19837P_nuevo-mesoiro_la-coruna_acoruna_15190_es_sitio-web_na-iab-format_na-size_na-trafficking_na-pricing_&utm_medium=organic&utm_source=gmb&utm_term=hbrs  opens from 7am to 11pm. It offers butane and has a bread oven. Recently alejandro said The problem here is not customer service, it is the management of their bosses, who make their workers bitter and threaten to fire them for just demanding their labor rights. I think there is nothing better than keeping workers happy, but unfortunately Workers have to fight with this scourge without the company's management doing anything about it. This is said by a former employee of the company who had to denounce these people. I encourage my “former colleagues” to follow my path and report, not to be afraid.’ The owner replied ‘ Hello Alejandro, Thank you for taking the time and letting us know your opinion. Have a good day, Cepsa customer service





Well, tomorrow is another day.




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