5 late wine bars in Rías Baixas, editor-picked by Cork & Curve. All Rías Baixas nightlife.

Vinoteca Ribeira de Fefinans ★ 4.6

Plaza de Fefinans, Cambados · Ribeira de Fefinans 22-24, 36630 Cambados, Pontevedra, Spain

The reference Albarino vinoteca in Cambados, on the Plaza de Fefinans next door to the Pazo. A 500-strong wine list with a deep Rias Baixas focus, oysters, homemade pies and a terrace over the Ria de Arousa.

Tip: Sit on the terrace for the view over the Ria de Arousa and the Plaza de Fefinans. The by-the-glass list rotates Albarino across the five subzones.

Vinoteca Bagos ★ 4.5

Casco Vello, Pontevedra · Rua Michelena 20, 36002 Pontevedra, Spain

Pontevedra's reference wine bar and small-plates restaurant in the Casco Vello, with a Galician-led list deep in Rias Baixas plus broader Spanish and international wines.

Tip: Pontevedra's premier vinoteca; the owners stage occasional tastings with winemakers. Ask the staff for a Salnes versus Condado do Tea flight.

O Curro da Parra ★ 4.5

Casco Vello, Santiago de Compostela · Rua Travesa 20, 15704 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruna, Spain

Trendy two-floor wine bar and restaurant in Santiago's old town with a Galician-focused list. Ground floor is a casual wine-and-tapas bar, first floor a small dining room.

Tip: The ground-floor tapas bar pours by-the-glass into the late evening; ask staff to introduce you to a producer you have not tried.

A Posta do Sol ★ 4.2

Ribeira de Fefinans, Cambados · Ribeira de Fefinans 23, 36630 Cambados, Pontevedra, Spain

Seafood-focused tapas bar and wine bar on the Ribeira de Fefinans in Cambados, pouring local Salnes Albarino with fresh raw and cooked shellfish from the Ria de Arousa.

Tip: A smaller, more local-feeling counterpart to the Ribeira de Fefinans vinoteca next door; come for an unhurried glass after the Plaza de Fefinans visit.

Casa Marcelo ★ 4.6

Casco Vello, Santiago de Compostela · Rua das Hortas 1, 15705 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruna, Spain

Old-town restaurant by Marcelo Tejedor with creative Galician-Japanese-Peruvian fusion plates and a small but considered Galician wine list.

Tip: Casa Marcelo is the destination dinner in the old town. The by-the-glass selection is small but consistently includes a serious Albarino.