The Best Restaurants with 3 Falstaff Fork(s) in Spain
Chef Paco Méndez serves his very creative, contemporary Mexican cuisine here. Traditional ingredients and cooking techniques are combined with modern ones to create a new, harmonious whole. There is also an exciting selection of drinks.
Aleia is located in the "Casa Fuster" hotel, an impressive modernist-style building. It serves modern cuisine with Spanish roots, spiced up here and there with ingredients and techniques from Asia and France.
The elegant Àngle restaurant is located in the "Cram" hotel. Chef Jordi Cruz prepares his modern cuisine here using the freshest produce from the local market. The dishes are simple, yet complex and above all delicious.
As soon as you enter the Atempo, a glass of cava is pressed into your hand. Dinner is then served in an elegant dining room decorated with plants. The delicious menu was designed by star chef Jordi Cruz from the ABaC restaurant.
In the Aürt, you are practically sitting in the kitchen. You can feel the warmth - both from the stove and from chef Artur Martinez. There is a 15-course menu of the best that Catalonia has to offer, accompanied by an exciting selection of wines.
French chef Romain Fornell creates upscale cuisine here that combines typical Mediterranean dishes with classics from his home country. In addition to various tasting menus (one of which is vegetarian), you can also order à la carte.
Like his brother Ferran, Albert Adrià has also changed the gastronomic landscape of his home country. In his Michelin-starred restaurant Enigma, he serves a 25-course menu that changes every month and is based on the best ingredients and creative preparation methods.
The temple of seafood cuisine on the Costa del Sol. The Sánchez family offers an exceptional selection of exquisite maritime delicacies and freshly caught fish, fished on their own boat or from the local fish market. Compared to the wine list, the menu is clearly laid out and leaves nothing to be desired.
The menu at Oria is curated by Basque star chef Martín Berasategui, who is also responsible for the other Michelin-starred restaurant in the same building, Lasarte. This elegant, spacious restaurant serves Mediterranean cuisine with Basque influences.
In this casual restaurant near the Sant Antoni market, the focus is on delicious food. It combines Mediterranean cuisine with Latin American and Southeast Asian influences. The chairs at the bar with a view of the kitchen are particularly popular.
You enter the Xerta through the lobby of the Ohla Hotel. The menu pays homage to the biosphere of the Ebro Delta in southern Catalonia. This is where chef and Ducasse alumnus Fran López comes from, as well as around 90 percent of all the ingredients used.
The Palodú in the centre of Málaga offers reinterpreted traditional dishes with a focus on local produce. The dual cuisine of Cristina Cánovas and Diego Aguilar focuses on the two tasting menus "Alcazul" and "Palodú", both of which are offered with wine pairings.
In his restaurant, chef José Carlos García focuses on two extensive tasting menus that he is constantly developing. The sublime creations, a fusion of local products and the most modern techniques, surprise with their creativity and combination of flavours. On the terrace overlooking the luxury yachts in the port of Málaga, you can enjoy a selection of his gastronomic delights with a glass of Champagne.
With its elegant modernist décor and classic food and service, Via Veneto is a timeless restaurant. The liveried waiters serve delicacies such as pressed duck or grilled turbot. The wine cellar is also impressive.
Nobuyuki Matsuhisa is undoubtedly one of the best-known master chefs of Japanese new-style cuisine based on Nikkei fusion gastronomy. The varied menu offers classic favourites and new seasonal dishes. Creations such as the yellowtail sashimi with jalapeño, the black cod with miso or the toban yaki with Japanese Wagyu beef set new standards. In addition to a sushi bar, the restaurant also has a wonderful terrace overlooking La Plaza, where huge subtropical trees tower over a chic bar area with live music.
Koy Shunka means "intense seasonal flavours". These are celebrated here in the Japanese way. Chef Kideki Matsuhisa grew up with good food as the son of a sushi master and knows how to transform the finest products into explosions of flavour.
Led by Jordi Vilà, one of the foremost champions of Catalan cuisine, Alkimia explores the boundaries of traditional recipes with a thoughtful approach that bridges past, present and future. The restaurant has earned a Michelin star and three Repsol Suns for its intelligent, expressive cooking.
Run by Oriol Ivern, Hisop is one of Barcelona’s great modern classics. Its philosophy is rooted in contemporary Catalan cuisine that celebrates local produce, traditional flavours and refined simplicity. The menu often features seasonal game such as pigeon, rabbit, venison and quail. Awarded one Michelin star and two Repsol Suns.
Upon entering the restaurant with its gastro-bar ambience in the centre of Seville, you are immediately greeted by a fish counter. Traditional cuisine with innovative influences, centred around fish and seafood from the Andalusian Atlantic coast, cooked over charcoal in an open kitchen. The menu changes daily depending on the fish and seafood available at the market.
Just 150 metres from the famous "Pacha" nightclub, guests can expect not only excellent Italian cuisine, but also a selection of first-class wines in an elegant ambience of polished walnut wood, marble and fine teak.