Some best restaurants to dine in San Sebastian
The city of San Sebastian in Spain is fortunate of having skilled and talented locales when in terms of food and style. Due to these, there are various foreign who prefer to take their breakfast, lunch and dinner here because of its delicious foods they serve. And most of its restaurants are established in great style with satisfying dishes they serve. Below are some lists of restaurants in San Sebastian that serves the best foods to their visitors.
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Casa Nicolasa—this restaurant in San Sebastian is appointed as one of the most illustrative establishments of the city. Its known chef Jose Juan Castillo is there to give you the best services and great foods to eat. This restaurant is famous among diners of various races because of its unique style of cooking and great inviting ambiance.
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Arzak—this restaurant covers special menu of the day. The menu includes two meats, appetizers, two desserts and cheese plate. The best place for both locales and foreign. The ambiance is great having traditional ornaments and having spacious dining areas. Reservation before going here is a must because this restaurant is known in the city which is never been emptied until it closed.
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Bodegon Alejandro—originally established as a traditional type of restaurant and eventually renovated into a new and innovative type of restaurant. However, despite of having modernized facilities and façade, Bodegon Alejandro restaurant’s cuisine remain. They serve the same fresh cuisine and they still served one of their famous cuisines which are cod a la vasca.
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Chomin—this restaurant is serving one of the best cuisines in San Sebastian for about 40 years. Most of the cuisines they serve are local cuisines that make it reasonably expensive. This restaurant has its main dining area which has a classic and stylish ambiance with great garden as well.
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