Casa Laure

Casa Laure is a casual traditional Spanish and Asturian restaurant in Oviedo, known for seafood, rice dishes, and stews. The price point is about $40 per person, which puts it in useful territory for a fuller meal rather than a quick snack. Chef-owner Iván Hernández is associated with the restaurant, and the clearest reason to go is a table built around classic Asturian flavors.

For planning, keep the focus on Oviedo and check current opening times before going: the schedule includes closure on Monday, afternoon service on Tuesday and Wednesday, and longer Thursday-to-Sunday hours that can include both lunch and late service. For broader planning around the city, keep Our full Oviedo restaurants guide, Our full Oviedo hotels guide, Our full Oviedo bars guide, Our full Oviedo wineries guide, and Our full Oviedo experiences guide close by.

Order around the seafood, rice dishes, and stews

The strongest reason to choose Casa Laure is its traditional Spanish and Asturian cooking. This is a good fit for diners who want seafood, fish, rice dishes, or hearty stews.

Order around the dishes most clearly associated with the restaurant: giant seafood clams, special Italian burrata, hake with garlic and baked potato, rice dishes, scrambled eggs with boletus and foie gras, leg of lamb, oxtail, tortilla, and callos asturianos. The meal makes the most sense when the table leans into the restaurant’s classic seafood-and-stew identity.

Casa Laure also has a confirmed Macarfi 7.7 Food Rating for 2026. Treat that as a useful reference point rather than the whole reason to go: the clearer hook is still traditional Asturian cooking in Oviedo at about $40 per person.

Who should go, and who should skip

Choose Casa Laure for a relaxed lunch or dinner where everyone is comfortable with classic Spanish and Asturian plates. The dress code is casual, so it works well for a low-key meal that still feels more considered than an improvised stop.

Skip it if the priority is a restaurant chosen mainly for design or if your group is not in the mood for seafood, stews, rice dishes, and familiar Asturian flavors. The appeal here is traditional cooking in a casual restaurant setting.

For same-city research, compare Casa Laure with other Oviedo dining rooms depending on whether you want a different price point or another take on Asturian cooking.