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"Barrier-free" Restaurants in Spain

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1318 restaurants offering "Barrier-free" in Spain that are ranked highest on Falstaff's 100-point scale. All information including address, phone number and opening hours.
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Ángel León's revolutionary new seafood cuisine surprises with atypical ingredients from the great larder of the sea and the latest techniques with which he creates sophisticated creations. Dishes such as king crab essence, sea bacon, sea cucumber crackers or seafood sausages and seaweed gummies are an expression of León's ambition to discover new ingredients from the sea and develop them sustainably. The two tasting menus, which change according to León's current catch, offer extraterrestrial flavours from the most mysterious corners of our seas.

Calle de Francisco Cossi Ochoa, 11500 El Puerto de Santa Maria, Spain

A gastronomic institution in San Sebastian for many years, Juan Mari Arzak and his daughter Elena are among the country's gastronomic elite. His creative, sometimes experimental cuisine is imaginative and the dishes impress with their lasting aromas and intense flavours.

Avenida del Alcalde José Elosegi 273, 20015 Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain

Local produce with a focus on sustainability: the three Rica brothers, Joan and Jodie in the kitchen, and Josep as sommelier, place great emphasis on aromatic, balanced and uncomplicated dishes in their chic restaurant. The starters are in a class of their own.

Calle de Can Sunyer 48, 17007 Gerona, Spain

Martín Berasategui's cuisine is a perfect balance between tradition and new flavours, which he skilfully combines in his creative and sometimes original dishes. The comprehensive tasting menu offers the best gastronomic overview.

Calle de Loidi 4, 20160 Lasarte-Oria, Spain

Three chefs who worked together under Ferran Adrià at El Bulli are at work in the modern-styled restaurant. Their dishes are correspondingly innovative in form and texture, arranged with a special touch. But the classics are not neglected here either.

Calle de Villarroel 163, 08036 Barcelona, Spain

Chef Eneko Atxa offers his guests an extremely creative gastronomic experience in the chic restaurant, which also focuses on the values of Basque culture. Regional products and ingredients also determine the tasting menu, which is in a class of its own.

Barrio Legina, 48195 Larrabezúa, Spain

The restaurant with its historic ambience is a place of pilgrimage for gourmets from all over the world. Head chef Jesus Sánchez and his wife Marion Martinez spoil their guests with a surprising menu that focuses on dishes made from regional and seasonal produce.

Plaza del Sol, 39793 Villaverde de Pontones, Spain

Quique Dacosta's stylish gourmet restaurant is always about art: in the room and on the plate. The ambitious chef proves that taste can be beautiful with his signature dishes in the tasting menu, which harmoniously juxtapose worlds of flavours.

Calle Rascassa 1, 03700 Dénia, Spain

Gourmet cuisine in all its colourful glory and perfection. Noor's gastronomic offering is inspired by the history and culture of Andalusia. With bravura and creativity, Paco Morales knows how to transfer the most refined aromas and flavours of Al-Andalus into our time. Each season, he changes the century and dedicates himself to a different historical era. His gastronomy tells a story, which he masterfully incorporates into his gastronomic creations in his own avant-garde style.

Calle Pablo Ruiz Picasso 8, 14014 Córdoba, Spain

Modern, tastefully staged purism characterises the hotel, which is located just a few kilometers from San Sebastian by the sea. In the adjoining restaurant, Pedro Subijana's cuisine offers a successful blend of regional products and international style.

Paseo del Padre Orkolaga 56, 20008 Donostia-San Sebastián, Spain

The twins Sergio and Javier Torres have created a unique refuge of good taste with their restaurant. Their delicate Mediterranean cuisine brings products and ingredients precisely to the taste, their menu is a gastronomic gourmet journey with sustainability.

Taquígraf Serra 20, 08029 Barcelona, Spain
Spanish Cuisine

With two Michelin stars, Paco Pérez’s Miramar is a destination restaurant of international standing. Here, innovation is infused with soul, resulting in cuisine that is as poetic as it is precise. An on-site bakery provides breads, pastries, and preserves, completing the experience of one of the Costa Brava’s most compelling tables.

Paseo Marítimo 7, 17490 Llançà, Spain

Top-class Andalusian cuisine. Sommelier Marcos Granda and head chef Mario Cachinero have been an unstoppable duo for years, offering hospitality of the highest standard. A return to classic Andalusian recipes and the flavours of this region come together in a creative cuisine full of nuances, with dishes reinvented with the utmost respect and always displaying their unmistakable personality. Their strength lies in an extremely product-focused cuisine, balance, constant experimentation and a great love of detail, with a view to creating a perfect experience for all the senses. The red tuna tartare and caviar is now a classic and undoubtedly one of the most iconic dishes Skina has had to offer in recent years. The tender, perfectly cooked red prawn in saffron broth, accompanied by seasonal peas to enhance the sweetness, is almost ethereal. Guests can order à la carte (three courses at a fixed price) or choose between the Temporalidad or Grand Cru menus, the latter of which includes exceptional wines and champagnes. The restaurant has a dining room with elegant, contemporary interior design, a private room with a terrace and an open-air champagne bar. The wine cellar plays a prominent role at Skina. It is where Marcos Granda brings together a collection of 3,000 references from around the world, reflecting his preference for champagne and French wines.

Avenida de Cánovas del Castillo 9, 29601 Marbella, Spain

Chef Benito Gómez has made Ronda his home and focuses entirely on authenticity and the product in its best form. The flavours of his creative cuisine have recognisable roots in the local tradition, the essence of which he respectfully presents in a sophisticated interplay of contrasts and textures. The two tasting menus "Bardal" and "Gran Menú Bardal" can be seen as a tribute to the cuisine and products of the region.

Calle de José Aparicio 1, 29400 Ronda, Spain

At Cinc Sentits - five senses - the name says it all. In this elegant Michelin-starred restaurant, the team creates a sensory experience in a class of its own. However, the focus is always on the food: the dishes are special without being complicated.

Calle de Entenza 60, 08015 Barcelona, Spain

Paco Pérez cooks modern Mediterranean cuisine with Far Eastern accents in his award-winning restaurant. For him, this includes using the best local produce, which gives his dishes a special quality.

Carrer de la Marina, 19–21, 08005 Barcelona, Spain

At the gourmet restaurant La Gaia in the Ibiza Gran Hotel, guests can expect an exclusive journey of discovery through Mediterranean cuisine with a creative approach and fusion notes. Chef Óscar Molina presents dishes full of contrasts and environmental awareness that incorporate seasonal Ibizan ingredients. Two tasting menus are offered. All-day cooking events with internationally renowned chefs take place in summer.

Paseo de Joan Carles I 17, 07800 Ibiza, Spain

Modern cuisine with Andalusian roots is served. Head chef Julio Fernández knows how to capture the traditional flavours of the south and transform them into contemporary cuisine. Thanks to the open kitchen, you have a clear view of the team creating gastronomic works of art and highlighting the gastronomic tradition of Andalusia, which has grown over centuries and has a clear Arabic influence. The two tasting menus are created daily to preserve the authenticity of the local ingredients and products as well as their seasonality.

Alcalde José de la Bandera 7, 41003 Seville, Spain

Just a few steps away from the Picasso Museum in Málaga, chef Dani Carnero revives traditional Andalusian cuisine in a new interpretation. He uses the embers of his charcoal grill to breathe new life into the flavours and aromas of his childhood with long cooking times. The two tasting menus "Memoria" and "Gran Menú Memoria" are vivid memories full of strong flavours with an interesting story.

Calle Marquesa de Moya 9, 29015 Málaga, Spain

Haute cuisine restaurant by Martín Berasategui under the direction of Paco Budia. The menu features local ingredients and Canarian-inspired accents from the north of Spain. The à la carte and tasting menu offer a variety of options.

Avenida Cala Nova S N, 07849 Santa Eulalia del Río, Spain