Artabria is a really nice spot, offering quite a luxurious dining experience (tablecloths and all) just outside the stadium and round a corner. There are more unusual options – such as Japanese at the Art and Sushi – or Indian at the Taj Mahal in the area too. All three offer pretty diverse menus, and they're all just a hop, skip and a jump away from the glorious playa with its white sand and deep blue water. About halfway along the beach sits Comer y Picar, a traditional Galician restaurant which will appeal to anyone looking to dip themselves into the local culture.

La Coruna means football, beach, but also food. Galicia cuisine is one of the tastiest in Spain and you can enjoy all the time seafood. There are several restaurants around the stadium where you can try the traditional octopus from the region. This is probably the most typical dish in Galicia. I especially like CasaVeiga, a place with nice decoration and traditional food. Maybe it is not the cheapest one but it is worth it.