After a long day's walk I wanted to sit down to a nice table in a elegant room and try some food…read moretypical to the Rioja region. El Trinquete was perfect. The dining room is intimate and cozy. The staff were very welcoming and patiently explained the menu options. The food seems like really good home cooking. Very satisfying and comforting.

This was the first bar we encountered after our 17.5 mile day walk from Logrono. What a relief! The…read morecanas we're refreshing and the patio seating was great. Sit back and watch all the other Peregrinos hobble their way into town. Super cool to watch your Camino friends complete this leg of the journey!

The full name of the place is Tapas Bar Alto Ebro. Pintxos, tapas, pork, jamon, steaks, seafood,…read morefries, chorizo and cheese are just a few of the dishes you can get at this wonderful family-owned place. Lots of inside and outside seating. Located directly on the Plaza España diagonal from the beautiful church of Briones. Husband is the bartender and waiter. Wife is the chef. Together they do great things with food and drink. Great prices for Pintxos, Raciones and combination plates. Full service bar. Popular with locals. Clean, bright and welcoming - a must try when you are near Briones.

We had a nice, long lunch at this family owned restaurant located ~30 minutes driving distance from…read moreLaguardia. The head chef and his brother who is the somm, do a great job curating a menu that utilizes local grown ingredients and a nice wine pairing to go along with the dishes. The restaurant is located in a small village off the beaten path. It's a fine dining establishment with an elegant, quiet dining room but with a relaxed enough atmosphere where you are made to feel comfortable. The first part of the meal is enjoyed outside by the garden where we were served a sparkling wine and several appetizers while we chatted with the chef. You can see the many different fruits and vegetables they grow and pick themselves. The remainder of the meal was served back in the main dining room. I can't remember how many dishes we had exactly but I think it was a total of nine, after the appetizers and not including the desserts. I wish they would have provided a souvenir menu for us to take home so I could remember all of the dishes and what they consisted of. All I can say is that the food was delicious and so flavorful. Definitely worth the drive if you're exploring the small towns outside of Logroño.

A hidden gem to say the least. We didn't realize the caliber of place we were walking into as we…read morewere exploring the area and it was about the only restaurant that came up in searches. It's high end. We spent about 280 euro for two people but that included a stream of many small appetizers before the stuff we ordered even came out. We also had a number of very special and not cheap wines. We could have spent half as much in theory. The food was extraordinary and more experimental than hardly anything in the region. The surrounding area is beautiful. Gorgeous short road trip (20 mins) from Logroño. I'm just gonna say it, better food and wine experience than Marques de Riscal.

Myself and 2 friends stumbled on this place only because we were staying across the street. We…read morewalked in to a nice looking bar and had a drink before we sat down for dinner. The waiter was overly helpful knowing that we could not read the Spanish menu, he gave suggestions and translations for us and was even happy to do it. What resulted was a beautiful 5 course meal that was so good we had to come back. We went a few times in the short time that we were in Pamplona and were not disappointed once. Great food, great staff!

Really great food we ordered off of 3 course menu…read more Salad and mushroom risotto Beef riblet and dorado Chocolate Bailey oozing cake and yogurt Every was really good, especially the risotto and Cho lol ate dessert Two glasses of wine included Our server was very quiet and ignored us and barely talked It was odd, and only bad part of our experience But the food made up for it

We enjoyed our time at Los Berones. The owner immediately greeted us and switched to English to…read morehelp us with our order. He was friendly and service was prompt. We had some wine and a few tapas. A fish and pepper combo, a ham cheese croquet and a olive cheese stick. Everything was delicious. The Spanish way is to try a few tapas and a glass and move on. We kept that tradition. Would recommend and go back.

This is a great bar that has some delicious tapas. It seems to me like it's the local football…read more(soccer) bar or sports bar. It's pretty much no frills, and standard fare, save a couple of tapas that I'd not seen before, so of course, I had to get them. Titanic, by virtue of being on the Camino de Santiago, sees it's fair share of pilgrims. I believe the day that we went, there was a pretty important soccer game on (I don't remember who was playing). All eyes were on the TVs. The staff doesn't speak much English, but we spoke enough Spanish to get by, and they do have an English menu. We had some wine, Mahon (beer) and ordered some Pimientos de Padron and embuchado. The peppers were awesome. They were blistered perfectly and I actually wanted to lose the padron pepper roulette (google it), but alas, I did not. I kept winning. They also had embuchado, which in their display case, looks very much like the core of a baseball. It's basically a baseball sized ball of pork. I was intrigued, and so I ordered it. It was delicious and I highly recommend it. It doesn't come out as a ball anymore, but I thought it was an interesting presentation. Certainly much more appealing than a pile of meat in the cooler. I'd come back here for sure. It's right on the strip with all the tapas restaurants and they have wonderful food.