A small, well curated selection of wines and foods. The…read moreowner was very helpful with my wine selections. The wine prices are reasonable (given that it is in a tourist area). A charming atmosphere.

Really enjoyed my visit to N.06 tonight. The bartenders were great allowing us to try all of the…read morevarious types of wines we were interested in. We selected two great local wines, and then ordered the cheese plate and two more drinks! They have a great selection of wines by the glass and those for take away. Will definitely be hitting up this place again before we leave!!

Great little place if you want to have some pintxos with the locals. Super friendly stuff, really…read morecheap beer and food.

This seemed to have a large selection of wine, some produce and small selection of groceries. It's…read morerather expensive. We found this shop the first night we arrived in San Sebastián. It was 8:45 & they apparently were closing up shop. We picked out a few things, but a male salesperson was quite grumpy and seemed angry that we had walked in at all. We almost walked out because of his utter rudeness to us. Despite the terrible customer service, we bought the food anyway and walked out at 9:03. Next time we will most certainly take our unwanted euros elsewhere.

Crossed the bridge from Spain to France a couple of years ago, now, stopping on on our way out of…read moreFrance into Spain. Fantastic, friendly proprietor that doesn't mind two stinky hikers at his bar. My kind of place! Wonderfully chilled wine and wonderful selections!

Good wine, great tuna sandwiches and an amazing view. Can be a little hard to find seating a table…read morebut there is space to sit by the wall. Nice for people watching and enjoying the day after hiking nearby. They have a public bathroom.

My visit here was truly one of those experiences I will never forget. This off-the-beaten-path…read morerestaurant is in a small fishing village just outside San Sebastian in San Pedro. There's only three tables, there's no menu, and apparently only locals residents know about it. They serve their food family style, and typically whatever the local fisherman caught that day --tomato salad with tuna and sardines, rape' (it's a fish), fried bacalao, pulpo (fried octopus), etc. I was told they open when they want, close when they want, and you're lucky to get a table even with a reservation. It's worth the effort though, especially if you make a day of it by hopping on the one little boat that takes you across the bay. You'll get a chance to see some epic views of the ocean and mountains. Truly unforgettable!