Loved this restaurant. Definitely one to book when in Biarritz! Crab filled ravioli was very tasty…read moreto start. Followed by a sharing beef dish which was amazing. Dessert of chocolate & caramel tart was also 5 stars !

Delicious food including some of the best dishes I've ever eaten (divine mushroom starter) with…read morevery friendly service and good wine pairing suggestions.

This little deserves all your attention. I wish there was a 6th star for the special places…read more Poteak is located in the Tribord headquarters. They have a lot of delicious dishes that are all in pots. It could be hot (axoa, pasta, fish, etc.) that you need to put in the microwave or cold (a lot of different great salads and sandwich). If you come in the morning you can even order your own salad or sandwich by choosing between 15 or 20 different ingredients and it will be ready by the time you decide. Very clever! The desserts are to die for, especially pêche melba and their basque cake. People told me that their chocolate basque cake is just perfection, I can't confirm, I don't like chocolate ^^ They also have couple of tables right by the sea and above the building where you can enjoy the sun. As George could tell: What Else?

Really great food, great service and overall a lovely place to have lunch. Beautiful dining area…read morewith outside seating.

Yum! It's in the Michelin guide so expect high quality without the high price. Like most European…read morerestaurants you could eat your meal here and take a day. Their price fix menu is crazy good deal. If you're dining here for lunch arrive early to get the best spot outside. The fish is excellent here...the beef was a little over cooked.

Had a lovely meal with wine here the night before we hiked the Pyrennes on the Camino Frances. I…read morehad the soup, he had the fish, and we both indulged in too much bread. No worries, though. We worked it off and then some the following day. Service was very friendly and the atmosphere was cozy. ¡Buen Camino!

This was our second Michelin Star restaurant in two days. Quaint old building, approximately 600…read moreyears old in a small town outside of San Sebastián. The service was excellent, not stuffy at all. Prices where normal for a Michelin Star winner. If your out in this part of Spain it's definitely worth the drive. We had choose three appetizers, two main courses and two desserts.

The family who owns our gorgeous Airbnb made us a reservation at Zuberoa for our anniversary and…read moreafter peeping the menu and the photos of the lovely stonework building I got super excited. It's a bit of a trek from San Sebastián proper (20ish minute cab ride) but well worth it to try a meal from Chef Arbelaritz, who is well known in the region. I didn't find the menu too "out there" in terms of creativity. There's always the risk at a Michelin meal that you'll be eating 7 different colors worth of foam, but in this case familiar things like tuna tartar and quinoa made unique appearances. I wouldn't say my mind was blown but everything was certainly tasty. Our servers tended to switch off, but were very attentive. We opted to try the tasting menu, which consisted of: Tuna Tartar Spider crab and prawns ravioli Lobster, cauliflower and fennel Egg yolk, foie-gras cream and mushroom emulsion Stir-fried squid and gelatinous broth "Pelayo" style Red mullet, celeriac, and quinoa Roasted suckling pig, mashed potatos and cumin flavoured fruit compote (which I had) Roasted pigeon, liver toast and turnip filled with mushrooms (which the huband had) Macerated apricots in amarette and lemon and mint sorbet Hazelnut crocanti with hot chocolate Note! I was beyond full by the time the entrees came out, so definitely come hungry. No wine pairing was offered with the menu but they made it happen when we asked and they pretty cool about honoring our request to begin with a local Txakoli wine. With the wines, a bottle of water, tax and the two tasting menus the total was €344. Bonus points for the tooth brushing kits in the restroom!

Great bar and food located on the street level entrance of Hotel Maisonave. Two of the nicest…read morebartenders we met while in Spain. The breakfast for two included orange juice, fresh crusty bread, coffee, a big slice of a quiche and an egg pintxo. All that for two people cost less than 6 USD. With the exception of Costa Rica, perhaps the best tasting coffee in the 55 countries we have visited. They serve all day and have a much more extensive menu. Full bar.

From the owner: Morue en vogue Si vous parlez couramment le basque, vous savez que Enea veut dire maison et Pil…read morePil, évidemment une sauce piquante. Pil Pil Enea, c'est avant tout une décoration qui rafraîchit, des couleurs jaunes et bleues et des détails typiques avec des photos en noir et blanc de joueurs de pelote et leurs instruments (pala, chisteras) réels, la pêche aussi. En parlant de pêche, qu'y aura-t-il dans votre assiette ? La spécialité maison, la morue à l'ancienne et sauce verte (le pil pil justement) et le merlu de ligne pour 2. Au début goutez donc aux tapas pour 2 ou 3 (jambon serrano, piquillos farcis à la morue, croquettes de morue).