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Cabaña Buenavista

★★ Michelin€€€€Creative

A culinary experience in every sense! From the moment you enter you are guided through a surprising sequence of flavours and sensations that include stunning appetisers in the garden and the Living Lab, a collaborative space in which the restaurant grows and revives native species that are almost extinct (’Ciezana’ aubergine, ‘Flor de Baladre’ tomato, cowpea, etc.). You then continue to the spectacular modern dining room with its surprising setting in a huge thatched hut. Here, you savour main dishes, with fantastic dishes such as Panaché of vegetables and langoustines (a wonderful tribute to

La Finca

★ Michelin€€€€Creative

Chef Susi Díaz continues to reinvent herself, with the constant support of her husband and her children, as she continues her quest for home-inspired cooking that is teeming with personality, elegance, technique and, above all, passion. At La Finca, a restaurant with lots of charm in a rural setting, where the decor is urban-contemporary in style, traditional Alicante recipes evolve continually, thanks to a chef who recreates the flavours from this region with an added innovative twist. Her cuisine is full of deeply rooted influences and memories, taking full advantage of local ingredients, es

Frases

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine

This centrally located restaurant opposite the church of San Lorenzo, in an attractive venue that catches the eye with its towering arch and exposed brick walls, gastronomy is viewed as its own language and each of its dishes as a sentence ('frase' in Spanish) that tells a story which, where possible, is connected to personal memories and local history. The project is headed by María Egea and Marco Antonio Iniesta, with the former in charge of the front of house and the latter the kitchen. The elegance with which the concepts of roots and tradition are brought up to date comes as a pleasant su

Almo de Juan Guillamón

★ Michelin€€€Mediterranean Cuisine, Contemporary

A restaurant, with plenty of character, which extols the virtue of Mediterranean cuisine without closing its eyes to influences from elsewhere and which pulls out all the stops to ensure an authentic gourmet experience. Behind its floor-to-ceiling windows, the impression is of a young and contemporary eatery on two floors with a focus on market-inspired cuisine, featuring classic food pairings with an unfettered global approach. Chef Juan Guillamón allows himself full licence to introduce flavours acquired on his travels: for six seasons he worked as a chef for the Ferrari motor racing team, a

Baeza & Rufete

★ Michelin€€€€regional

A restaurant that exudes a passion for cooking, plenty of experience and the unmistakeable talent of staff trained by Martín Berasategui. The first thing that chef Joaquín Baeza will casually tell you is that, in keeping with his mentor, he is here to bring joy to his guests! This small, unpretentious restaurant is run with great dedication by the chef alongside Esther Castillo, who works as front-of-house manager and sommelier. The modern Mediterranean cooking here, whose leitmotifs are the diversity and seasonality of Alicante’s produce, gives pride of place to aromatic herbs picked personal

Magoga

★ Michelin€€€Contemporary, Traditional Cuisine

What we particularly like about Magoga is its young, modest yet professional team with clear ideas and a desire to serve the best cuisine possible. We could easily talk about the duo of chef María Gómez and her husband Adrián de Marcos (sommelier and front of house manager); however, what is most striking here is the sensation of balance and harmony in cuisine which they describe as “an embrace between the sea and the land”. What you will find, both on the à la carte and its tasting menus (Hábitat and Ánima, each with their own wine-pairing option), is contemporary cooking with touches of eleg

Barahonda

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine

Part of the Señorío de Barahonda estate, with views of the surrounding vineyards. Here, in the shape of two tasting menus (Caliza and Arcilla), chef Alejandro Ibáñez showcases cooking from the local terroir (albeit through more modern eyes) that is based around ingredients sourced from the local area and his own garden (we particularly liked the pigeon royale and liver flan, as well as the grilled aubergine with Jerusalem artichoke ice-cream, caramel and pine nuts). To enjoy the experience to the full, we suggest joining the wine tour before you eat.

El Buey

必比登€€Traditional Cuisine

A family-run restaurant that prides itself on its honest and professional service. The small bar acts almost as a private space, while the attractive, classic-contemporary dining room is embellished with the occasional rustic detail. The chef-owner, Moisés Martínez, who as a young man had ties to the meat industry and worked a lot with beef (hence the name of the restaurant, translation: The Ox), is more attentive these days to the raw ingredients from the garden and seasonal produce, with the star product being the Vega Baja del Segura artichokes, and every Sunday they offer a typical local s

Frisone

必比登€€Traditional Cuisine, Contemporary

Frisone’s change of location, albeit just a few metres from its original incarnation, has resulted in significant improvements, including a new brighter look created by its large windows, high ceilings, elegant chandeliers and a minimalist-contemporary decor dominated by a variety of white tones. Its local clientele is already familiar with the cuisine created by the Rivas brothers, who continue to focus on updated traditional cooking with a contemporary Mediterranean flavour that maximises the use of locally sourced products. Rice and seafood continue to fly the culinary flag here!

Tándem

必比登€€Mediterranean Cuisine

María José and Pedro are the tandem behind this unique restaurant, located next to the Madina Mursiya Interpretation Centre. In fact, it looks out onto it through an interior window. Here, in a refurbished space that surprises both for its design and its irregular puzzle-piece shaped wooden tables, the menu is steered towards simple yet well-executed Mediterranean cooking supported by top-quality ingredients. The dishes, designed for sharing, reflect their work in an à la carte that evolves with the season and is delivered in an envelope (they recommend choosing 5 to get a complete experience)

Perro Limón

必比登€€Fusion

If you’re looking for something different you’ll find it here, as the focus of the couple in charge (María and Miguel Ángel) is on fusion cooking that combines the flavours of India, Morocco, France, Japan etc. The spacious restaurant, in the central Plaza de San Juan, as well as an unmistakeable appearance thanks to a striking yellow door that provides access to this relaxed bistro. The à la carte, with its strong focus on sharing, is surprising for its so-called “Bocados del Mundo”, which are complemented by a section entitled “Algo más Serio” (Something More Serious, featuring some of their

Tábula Rasa

必比登€€Traditional Cuisine

Located in the city’s historic Benalúa district, Tábula Rasa boasts a well-maintained façade plus an interior with a tranquil and traditional ambience. Head Chef Rafael Molina is keen to offer honest cuisine that showcases Alicante’s culinary traditions, bringing a modern technical approach and a continual focus on fresh seasonal ingredients (they do not use freezers or vacuum packs). The menu, which changes almost daily, focuses on a single, tempting seasonal menu where rice dishes or 'fideuás', such as their tasty rice with pork ribs and vegetables, tend to take centre stage.

Elías

必比登€€Grills

A restaurant with a long family history that has manged to change with the times without losing touch with its roots. Located in the centre of the village, its discreet façade conceals a pleasantly renovated interior with a contemporary feel, including a glass-fronted wine cellar and an open-view grill. The most admirable features here are the respect shown for traditional regional recipes and its cooking methods, with many dishes grilled over the embers in time-honoured fashion. Rice dishes are its speciality (the rice with rabbit and snails is particularly impressive), although it also offer

Alba

必比登€Mediterranean Cuisine

The fusion of local Alicante and Italian cuisine on offer in this attractive and intimate eatery in a residential district comes as a pleasant surprise, and is explained by the culinary experiences of chef Alba Esteve during her stints working in several prestigious restaurants in Italy. Choose between the à la carte (interesting off-menu options such as fresh fish of the day are also available) and an enticing tasting menu. We loved the delicious and refreshing lemon and yuzu tartlet dessert with yuzu and a lime and celery sorbet.

El Racó de Pere i Pepa

必比登€€Traditional Cuisine

A restaurant run by married couple Pere and Pepa, with the former in the kitchen and the latter in charge of the dining room. Located along the avenue leading into town from Jumilla, it boasts a terrace at the entrance and an interior with two floors decorated in a rustic, contemporary style. Here, through the à la carte service and their popular Nuestros Arreglitos set menus (only served to a full table), they cook updated and regional Mediterranean cuisine that, in their own words, aims to rediscover the flavours of inland Alicante province via an impressive selection of rice dishes for two

La Masía de Chencho

€€Traditional Cuisine

This restaurant delights guests thanks to its setting in an attractive farmhouse with a rustic yet elegant ambience and plenty of space for private events. Good traditional cuisine with a focus on high-quality ingredients, including an appetising choice of rice dishes. The impressive and extensive wine cellar is an added bonus.

Kappou Makoto

€€€Japanese

This Japanese restaurant, with a somewhat austere appearance and an impressive bar, has an uncompromising and full focus on Asian cuisine, with a menu featuring the usual array of raw options complemented by a full repertoires of hot dishes which are well crafted and presented. We can recommend the Omakase surprise menu, prepared using the best ingredients available on the day.

Por Herencia

€€Modern Cuisine

In this intimate eatery with a traditional ambience, you have the guarantee of a family with a longstanding reputation in the restaurant business, but can also witness the astute and more modern hand of those who like to do things differently. The culinary focus of chef Miguel Hernández, showcased on an à la carte and an impressive tasting menu, reflects the full favours of Murcian cooking, as well as refined textures, meticulous presentation, and the championing of locally grown vegetables and the latest culinary techniques. One standout dish that caught our eye was the delicious shrimp tarta

Alborada

€€Traditional Cuisine

Well known across the city, this centrally located restaurant boasts an informal bar perfect for tapas plus a stylish, classically furnished dining room with a central section that can be converted into a private dining space. The chef, who describes himself as “pure Murcian stock”, creates traditional, market-inspired cuisine that is showcased on an impressive à la carte (including a choice of stews and rice dishes for a minimum of two guests – the latter need to be pre-ordered), plus an “executive” menu at lunchtime.

Local de Ensayo

€€€Creative, Contemporary

Located just a few steps from the cathedral, with a completely revamped concept that comes as a pleasant surprise in a setting occupying the former home of the equally successful Ajo y Agua restaurant. The contemporary and elegant interior features an initial dining room with a large table for groups, and then a second dining space from where the kitchen is partially visible to guests. Here, chef David López conjures up cuisine that is high on presentation and showcases a strong creative flair that he describes as “experimentation", with an extensive à la carte and no fewer than three tasting

Keki

€€Contemporary

A restaurant with a modern atmosphere located just a stone's throw from the Cathedral. Its chef, Sergio Martínez, defines a modern-Mediterranean cuisine based on good textures and interesting pairings. A dish that never fails? When it's time for dessert, try the Murcian cheesecake.

Demo

€€Farm to table

Located at the foot of the tower of the cathedral, Demo’s contemporary ambience comes as a pleasant surprise in this historic quarter of the city, thanks to its white decor and glass ceiling with wood beams that resemble the branches of a tree. Chef Pepe Morales’ cuisine is very much inspired by market availability and the traditional flavours of Murcia, as evidenced by dishes such as the hake salad, the torrezno (fried pork belly) with a sweet potato parmentier, Demo’s artichoke, and cod pilpil. The chef is also more than happy to provide advice on the best wine pairings for you.

Polea

€€Contemporary

Polea is impressively run by a couple who decided to return to Spain (the homeland of the female half of the partnership) after many years working abroad. Behind its highly original façade, featuring green azulejos and thick esparto blinds, discover a rustic-contemporary ambience featuring a small bar and a partially open-view kitchen. Polea’s cooking is based around a single, thoroughly modern and highly personal tasting menu that takes its focus from locally sourced seasonal ingredients, with some dishes inspired by its own garden and incorporating various influences from elsewhere (especial

Taúlla

€€Modern Cuisine

This highly unusual restaurant occupies an old paprika mill in the Espinardo district of Murcia, where the basement is home to an attractive private dining space and a themed museum dedicated to paprika (the fascinating and colourful collection of old containers is particularly impressive). The cooking here has its roots in tradition and the local region, albeit with a fun, imaginative and modern makeover, with no little technical skill. Head chef Rodi Fernández showcases his cuisine on an à la carte (the “panigiri” of red tuna and guacamole with a citrus and guacamole cream presented on an ho

Piripi

€€€Rice Dishes

Standing along one of the city’s main avenues, Piripi is one of the best-known tapas venues in Alicante, featuring a busy tapas bar on the ground floor (you can also eat at the bar counter) and a meticulous dining room upstairs. The extensive à la carte showcases its signature dishes, superb rice options, and an array of daily specials (fish and seafood are sourced daily direct from the fish auctions in Dénia and Santa Pola).

Monastrell

€€€Modern Cuisine

Next to the emblematic La Lonja del Pescado building, a jewel of historicist architecture that now serves as an exhibition hall, this restaurant offers cuisine centred around a highly natural base, with pure flavours and no dressing up, as here they always highlight local seasonal produce (many raw ingredients come from their own vegetable garden, called Terramón and located just 9 miles away). The menu, which takes Alicante's culinary tradition as a starting point and attempts to offer a contemporary interpretation of Mediterranean cuisine, takes shape through three menus: Alicante, Monastrel

Vituco Gourmet

€Peruvian

This bright, stone-walled restaurant in the heart of Alacant is the dream come true of chef Javier Beltri, who named the restaurant after his father (Victor Beltri, known to his family as Vituco). After training at Le Cordon Bleu, the Basque Culinary Center and various prestigious restaurants, here he seeks to offer us an itinerant proposal that flutters between the Mediterranean and Peru (especially surprising in the rice dishes, seasoned with products from this South American country). Interesting dishes? The Ensaladilla with soy mayonnaise and aji amarillo, the Anticucho a la brasa, the Arr

Distrikt41

€€€Contemporary

A restaurant with a modern decor and gastro-bar ambience run by two chefs originally from the Netherlands, Danny van Vliet and Joris Bruurs. Here, the contemporary à la carte and menu options (daily and seasonal) change every two months. Their cuisine, with specials such as the delicious Stroopwafel (a reinterpretation of a Dutch dessert), combines Central European, French and Spanish influences. Sauces are a prominent presence, while many dishes are given a finishing touch on the grill.

Manero

€€Traditional Cuisine

A unique restaurant that has recreated the ambience of a traditional grocery store, where you can enjoy delicate tapas, Iberian hams, salted dishes, high-quality tinned products and even seafood, many of which are packaged ready to take away.

El Portal Alicante

€€€Contemporary

A super-cool gastro-bar with an attractive bar and a variety of tables serving tapas, salted meats, Iberian hams, seafood, caviar, and rice dishes. Cocktails and after-work drinks complete the picture! Our recommendations? In the El Portal classics section, you have to try El bocata de Sergio, an absolute smash hit, and an already iconic snack, its iPepito, a tribute to Steve Jobs.

Koiné

€€Mediterranean Cuisine

Koiné’s name refers to a variant of the Greek language once used in Ancient Greece. Here, the cuisine has returned to the origins and roots of Mediterranean cooking, working in tandem with the culinary traditions of Andalucia and with a style that has adapted to contemporary tastes. Chef Juanlu Parra has previously worked in the R&D department of the Dani García Group – a detail that is obvious on the menu. If you’re looking for a standout dish, try their award-winning aged picaña steak tartare, with creamy smoked eel on marrow and warm croissant.

Nou Manolín

€€€Farm to table, Regional Cuisine

As soon as you enter Nou Manolín, your gaze is immediately drawn to the superb array of shrimp, red prawn, crayfish, oysters etc in the seafood display. Whether you choose the bar on the ground floor or the dining room with a delightful designer-inspired ceiling upstairs, the market-inspired menu (featuring a few media-ración options and a small selection of rice dishes), is identical. To round off your meal in style, make sure you order the almond nougat soufflé with chocolate ice cream.

Plëgat

€€Contemporary, Regional European

In the heart of Alicante, a short hop from the lively Central Market, there is a place with a great deal of character and personality. They themselves say that they are ‘an intimate restaurant, where cooking is done calmly and time is savoured’.Behind the name Plëgat, a small tribute to the now defunct business in the nearby town of San Juan where the chef Nanín Pérez felt the unbreakable bond with the world of gastronomy, you will find an elongated establishment with few tables (just 5 and a reserved area), with the kitchen half-open so we can watch him work. Here you can order á la carte or

La Taberna del Gourmet

€Regional Cuisine

This taverna could almost be described as a tapas museum! Huge choice of tapas on display, all prepared using high quality ingredients, as well as an extensive selection of wines.

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Celeste y Don Carlos

€€€Modern Cuisine

A gastronomic restaurant offering innovative international- and French-inspired cuisine which is always based around seasonal market ingredients. Tasting menus are the only option here, one of which is inspired by the period the chef spent working in the kitchen of the Hotel Ritz in Paris. Booking essential.

Steki

€€€Fusion

A life full of travel characterises Fernando and Olivia, a charming couple who have made their different culinary cultures (he is Mexican; she is Greek) the cornerstone of their joint gastronomic project. The name (Steki translates as a “meeting place”) of their simple restaurant, located in a pedestrian street in the city’s old quarter, also highlights this philosophy. Their cuisine is based around the cooking of the Mediterranean with understandable influences from Mexico and Greece. Although available à la carte, there is a minimum order of 5 dishes for two sharing.

Open

€€Modern Cuisine

Open boasts an eclectic look in keeping with its name. This similar liberal philosophy is also evident in its open-view kitchen and on the à la carte, with the option of creating your own half portion-style menu. The chefs here explain and serve their own contemporary dishes centred around market-fresh ingredients. One speciality that is definitely worth ordering is the Gilda Open, their interesting red tuna ‘catalana’ or the cuttlefish, guanciale and burrata gnocchi.

La Ereta

€€€international

A striking modern property on the ascent up to the Castillo de Santa Bárbara, hence its superb views of the city. Here, Alicante-born chef Dani Frías offers two Mediterranean-based, contemporary menus (Ereta and Degus) that focus on seafood. This is demonstrated by one dish we particularly enjoyed: his delicious version of red shrimp stew (“caldereta de gamba roja”).

Espacio Montoro

€€€€Creative, Modern Cuisine

If you’re looking for something truly out of the ordinary, this restaurant in Alicante is definitely the place to go.The dining experience is akin to a game that moves from one space to the next (Hi Line, Cocoon Lab and Geoda Verde), each of which features highly personalised decor and provides a backdrop of different visual effects and even specific aromas for your fine-dining experience. Chef Pablo Montoro’s fun and entertaining cuisine, including creative, travel-inspired dishes that showcase the Mediterranean (we loved the trompe l'oeil vegetable sausages and the onion royale, fermented on

Maestral

€€Traditional Cuisine

This elegant restaurant occupies an attractive villa surrounded by gardens that are popular for corporate events, private spaces for more intimate gatherings, and a terrace for summer dining that is often full. Choose from an extensive à la carte menu of traditional Mediterranean cuisine based around high-quality ingredients and featuring a small selection of rice dishes. We particularly recommended the delicious Santa Pola shrimp and the red tuna served four ways.

La Sirena

€€Seafood

Located next to the bus station, La Sirena’s highlights include an impressive bar-cum-display counter (featuring fish and seafood sourced from nearby fish auctions as well as from Galicia) and its reputation across the region for the quality of its aioli sauces. Its extensive à la carte is based around top-quality products, and is complemented by appetising daily specials, an array of seafood priced by weight, superb rice dishes (for a minimum of two people) and two menu options (Mediterráneo and Degustación). Before you start your meal, make sure you ask for a tasting of aiolis accompanied by

El Albero

€€Regional Cuisine, Contemporary

A pleasantly surprising option in this small town and featuring two distinct ambiences: the popular original bar serving the daily menu and decorated with bulls’ heads, and the meticulously arranged contemporary dining room for the à la carte and tasting menus. The pair of chefs at the helm, Cundi and Tomás, propose a revised Murcian cuisine, with many dishes in tapa or snack format (we especially liked their crispy black cod ‘Roca’), and a section dedicated to Japanese cuisine that constantly plays with fusion. They’re working hard to bring Murcian chicken back into the culinary spotlight!

La Vaquería Mediterránea

€€Traditional Cuisine, Grills

A brasserie-restaurant with a friendly, informal feel and pleasant terrace. Here, the house speciality, gently influenced by Basque cuisine, are the grilled meats and T-bone steak, although plenty of other options are available, including tapas, flatbreads, seasonal vegetables and excellent fish dishes (make sure you ask about the fresh fish of the day). The à la carte is complemented by a tasting menu for a minimum of two people sharing.

Borg, Raíces y Alas

€€Modern Cuisine

Located near the beach and under a name that at first makes you think of legendary tennis player Björn Borg, we find Swedish-Spanish chef Carl Borg Medina who was born in Madrid and, from a culinary perspective, trained in Barcelona. His restaurant, with à la carte service (which changes three times a year) and the option of three set menus (an economical one at lunchtime and two tasting menus: Raíces and Alas, with 7 and 10 courses, respectively), combines Mediterranean and regional flavours with his Nordic roots. Recommendations? Everything is well priced, so start with the Gravadlax, a salm

Orma Restaurante

€€€Contemporary, Regional European

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