Megan Runkel
Sep 09, 2026"Great food, menu del dia worth the 32€. Good wine. Had the asparagus with salmon, tuna, and carrot cake. Wonderful!"
Guests typically spend between one to three hours at Cachupín, enjoying table service in either dine-in or outdoor seating spaces. Reservations are recommended...
4.3 / 5
Guest rating
1,130
Reviews
Restaurant
Cuisine
€20 to €30
Price level
Opens at 1:00 PM
Cachupín is a restaurant located at Pl. Cachupín, 3, in the coastal town of Laredo, Cantabria, Spain. It is known for its casual and cozy atmosphere, making it a suitable choice for lunch, dinner, or even solo dining experiences. The dining environment is quiet yet trendy, welcoming both tourists and groups.
The menu offers a mix of seafood and local dishes with options like grilled shrimp, monkfish, and various small plates. Highlights include a great coffee selection, a diverse wine list, and homemade desserts. Many dishes reflect Cantabrian culinary traditions with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
Guests typically spend between one to three hours at Cachupín, enjoying table service in either dine-in or outdoor seating spaces. Reservations are recommended for brunch, lunch, and dinner to secure a spot. Accessibility features include wheelchair-accessible entrances and seating areas.
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When Cachupín is open during the week.
Opens at 1:00 PM
What recent guests say after dining at Cachupín.
Based on 1,130 guest reviews
Megan Runkel
Sep 09, 2026"Great food, menu del dia worth the 32€. Good wine. Had the asparagus with salmon, tuna, and carrot cake. Wonderful!"
Niklá
Aug 27, 2026"I have been here twice, food is wonderful. To be honest the best I have tried in North of Spain, since Spanish food is from perspective quite oily, this one is remarkable nice. See you soon again"
Gerald Albrecht
Aug 26, 2026"We have had a super dinner. We’ve been 4 piligrims. The waiter was super kind and managed to get us the food on time to get back before the Albergue closed the door. The food was delicious. Great place"
Alex Haas
Jul 29, 2026"After having a walk in the compact old town and a stroll along the (empty) Boardwalk we felt hungry and spotted this place. The weather was nice and our Bulldog welcome as well. The items on the menu looked all really good. Ended up ordering a plate of Gambas a la plancha (grilled shrimp) and some cold foie gras with walnuts and jam. The food was of a very high quality. Some of the best and freshest shrimp we've ever eaten. Only remember to have better ones than these once in our lives. Fresh, tender, sweet. The Foie Gras was wonderful as well. Nice texture, home-made, fully made out of foie...no other fillers. Matched perfectly with the cherry jam and the walnuts. Melted in our mouths. Fish and seafood on other tables looked tasty as well, but we had a big dinner waiting. But definitely a place to come back to. The town itself was deserted at that time during Covid-19, but this restaurant is worth a drive. Fair prices and friendly staff. Highly recommended! Update - a second visit: Came back this summer in 2023. And good news: It still is absolute perfection. We ordered a bottle of wine. "12 Lineages Gran Vino Rueda". A fantastic wine. A fruity, golden-coloured wine. Got a plate of ham croquetas, a plate of grilled shrimp, a plate of clams (almejas). And also an item that we've had last time, but wasn't on the menu. But it was available anyways: Foie Gras. All dishes were amazing. The shrimp cooked to perfection with wonderful grill flavours. The croquetas was nice and creamy inside. The Foie Gras still one of the very best around. And nicely sized. A great suprise were the clams. Nice sized clams with a sauce to die for. Broth, oil, garlic and herbs. Divine. Staff was great as well. The guy who took the reservation came to say hello as well. Great people all around. It's still one of the very best restaurants we know in Spain. Or anywhere. High quality food. Fair prices. Great staff. What's not to like. And our Bulldog was welcome here as well. Highly recommended."
Common questions about visiting Cachupín restaurant in Laredo.
Reservations are recommended for brunch, lunch, and dinner, and Cachupín accepts bookings to help manage seating availability.
Yes, outdoor seating is available alongside comfortable indoor dining spaces.
The restaurant is child-friendly with high chairs and menu items appropriate for younger guests.
Accessibility features include wheelchair-accessible entrances and seating areas to accommodate guests with mobility needs.
Delivery service is not available, but dine-in and outdoor seating options are provided.
Multiple payment methods are accepted including credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.
The menu features Cantabrian seafood such as grilled shrimp, monkfish dishes, and small plates, along with homemade desserts and a notable wine list.
Free parking options include a dedicated parking lot and free street parking close to the location.