Zezilionea

Under the slogan ‘What’s local will protect us’, this spacious, comfortable, modest restaurant, with its glass-fronted kitchen, is committed to modern cuisine with a limited range products to enhance the clarity of each flavour. Here gastronomy is seen as an opportunity to bring the dishes of the farmhouses into the modern day without the need to overcomplicate things too much, for us to enjoy a good meal and, practically always, based on seasonal raw ingredients from reliable local suppliers.Chefs Gorka Rico and Javier Rivero present their proposal through two tasting menus, Gure Lurra and Gu

In this centrally located family-run property, which has close ties with the soil and has been in business for over 25 years, the focus is on traditional cuisine with a contemporary twist, an honest approach and locally sourced seasonal ingredients. The cuisine is centred on two menus, one daily version, the second a tasting option – on the latter guests can choose a main dish from a list of different options. We can highly recommend the braised veal cheek with port wine.

Bailara’s contemporary ambience in a rural hotel in the heart of nature definitely strikes a chord! The modern-inspired cuisine on offer here is centred around a single surprise tasting menu that showcases seasonal dishes and is based around ingredients sourced from local producers (asparagus, teardrop peas, artichokes, cep mushrooms etc) and meat from local breeders. We particularly enjoyed the charcoal-grilled beef tacos!