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Olazagutía
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Nearby attractions
Balerdi
mountain in Spain
El Sadar Stadium
association football stadium in Pamplona, Spain
Pamplona Cathedral
cathedral in Spain
Anoeta Stadium
football stadium in San Sebastián, Spain
Altamira Municipal Stadium
sports venue in Spain
Viaducto de Ormaiztegi
bridge in Basque Country, Spain
Uzturre
mountain in Spain
Ekain cave
Cave with cave paintings
Hernio
mountain of Gipuzkoa
Adarra
mountain in Spain
Plaza de Toros de Pamplona
bullring in Pamplona, Spain
Dining
ARREA!
When you drive through small villages such as this one, what you least expect to find is a restaurant like ARREA!, where owner-chef Edorta Lamo takes guests on a fascinating cultural and gastronomic journey through the almost subsistence-like landscapes of the Montaña Alavesa region, albeit from a more contemporary perspective. Its three highly distinct dining spaces also come as a surprise, comprising the Taberna (the waiting area), the Kuadra (only offering the Mendialdea menu, featuring five market-inspired dishes and the traditional “putxero” stew), and the main dining room, with its homel
WebsiteAma
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
WebsiteMaskarada
Located in an industrial unit on the outskirts of Lekunberri, Masakarada is a highly unusual and interesting eatery where everything revolves around the breed of pig known as "Pío Negro" or "Euskal Txerri" (there's even a life-size replica of it right at the entrance). The restaurant is perfectly complemented by a shop selling charcuterie, cheeses and fresh meat (jowl, cheek, and special Spanish cuts such as “secreto” and “pluma”). The business operates a 360° strategy that involves the rearing of "happy pigs" in complete liberty in the area around the nearby town of Arruitz. The cuisine here
WebsiteMartín Berasategui
As a subtle tribute to his father, Martín Berasategui has based the logo of his restaurant on his own handwritten signature, but he could well have his name up in gold lettering! Berasategui considers himself to be merely a 'conveyor of happiness' who owes his success to the passion and effort that he always puts into his work, the unwavering support of his wife (Oneka Arregui) and, as he himself says, his incredible team. In this elegant space with no shortage of relaxing views of the surrounding countryside, diners can experience a hedonistic approach to cuisine that is highly original and c
WebsiteAkelaŕe
With his impressive CV and distinctive moustache, chef Pedro Subijana is an icon of the restaurant scene and as such commands the utmost respect. As one of the founding fathers of the New Basque Cuisine movement, he believes in constant evolution, and even if the focus here is squarely on creativity and technique his approach is rooted in traditions that should never be forgotten.Located inside the spectacular hotel of the same name on Mt Igueldo (with two Michelin Keys), Akelaré continues to impress with its interior design, views of the Bay of Biscay and meticulous cuisine. After celebrating
WebsiteEtxebarri
Food-lovers flock to this temple of cuisine like pilgrims to a religious shrine in order to unearth the secrets of flame-grilled cooking that have been mastered by Etxebarri’s owner-chef Bittor Arginzoniz, the life and soul of this restaurant and someone who has invested everything in his dream here. His particular vision for life and for work resulted in him restoring this 18C country house in his home village, Axpe-Atxondo, at the foot of Mt Anboto. His unique cuisine focuses on top-quality grilled dishes using different types of wood (holm oak, vine shoots, oak from old barrels etc), utensi
WebsiteTxispa
Can Japanese techniques be merged with grill work, like in a Basque steakhouse? Japanese chef Tetsuro Maeda, who has restored a century-old farmhouse in a small village where you can hear the silence, resoundingly shows us that you can, committing to simplicity based on exceptional products (they work with seasonal vegetables from their own garden, mushrooms and wild plants harvested in the surrounding mountains) that reveal surprising nuances. Kabayaki eel, caviar with tofu (chickpea tofu with hot-smoked caviar on kombu), Txuleta of old and matured beef, sakura flan from their own cherry tree
WebsiteMugaritz
Mugaritz is much more than a restaurant, offering food-enthusiasts a very different dining experience. Here, absolutely everything is questioned, hence the focus on both individual and general tastes to the extent that, in the words of the chef, “the experience is as much playful as it is gastronomic”. The intentions of Andoni Luis Aduriz, who likes nothing more than breaking the rules, can be seen in a small glossary placed on your table, detailing terms defined by the chef, his staff and even his customers in a cooperative endeavour to add meaning to the dining experience. Dishes, many of wh
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