The Best Restaurants with 3 Falstaff Fork(s) in Spain
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
Here, chef Jordi Vilà explores the past, vivid and future of Catalan cuisine. You can enjoy his food in the form of a tasting menu with fish and seafood from local waters as well as regional vegetables and meat.
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.
At Dos Palillos, Spanish tapas culture merges with the delights of the Far East. Influences from Japan, Korea and China are combined with Mediterranean flavours to create a harmonious whole. There is also an exciting selection of sake.
Hisop serves upscale Catalan cuisine at an excellent price-performance ratio. The best ingredients are turned into delicious dishes that can be ordered à la carte or as a menu - fish and seafood are particularly popular.
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.
Tapas are elevated to the pedestal in the Mont Bar. Here you can enjoy delicious snacks prepared to the highest standard by a talented team of chefs. Everything is served in an elegant yet relaxed setting by an attentive service team.
At Quirat, chef Victor Torres serves delicate cuisine made from the freshest seasonal produce. The menus emphasize their high quality with the names 18K and 24K. Despite this reference to the world of jewelers, the food is by no means outlandish.
The Hofmann cooking school was founded by cooking legend Mey Hofmann. The school's own gourmet restaurant serves delicious Catalan cuisine with modern influences. The school and restaurant are regarded as a talent factory in Spain and abroad.
The Botafumeiro is legendary. Fresh fish and seafood are flown in daily from Galicia, but there is also a choice of local dishes. Its specialties attract illustrious guests from all over the world. There are many Spanish wines on the wine list.