Pamplona is most famous for it's San Fermin festival and the running of the bulls. however in the last few years it is starting to become a great destination for gastronomy. There are chefs from some of the bigger cities in Spain relocating here and doing great things. But there are also local ones that have gone through the world and have come back to make great restaurants. The long standing Pilar Idoate has her small little empire with her family for sure. Chef David Yarnoz has taken the old mill house on the outskirts of Pamplona in Urdaniz and created a gastronomic oasis for the area. Navarre is an interesting area. People consider themselves Basque or Spanish, there is not a lot of folks that think of themselves as both. Kingdom back in the day was quite powerful and of course comes lots of influences of war and conquest. So you get the influences of the cooking of said Kingdom and a chef that expresses all the products and techniques of what it is to be in this region. It's an amazing experience to off the beaten path, away from the main city and be able to eat high end interpretations (they also make classics at the sister space) of the Navarran countryside. Ill let the pictures do the talking as I myself am still trying to learn the traditions and evolutions of this region read more