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James Adkin
2 reviews on 1 places
A perfect way to finish our final night in San Sebastián.
The food was really great, we were able to split our entrees onto two plates so we were able to share, would definitely recommend asking for that, if you can’t decide/fancy trying a few things on offer!
Both had individual mains; my wife really enjoyed the baked crab whilst I went for the suckling pig, which did not disappoint.
I don’t have much of a sweet tooth but my wife ordered a dessert - I believe called the chocolate volcano and I was encouraged by the staff to have just a small teaspoon 😂
Very knowledgeable sommelier who guided us through the menu and in the end encouraged us to a couple of glasses of Rioja which was an unexpected highlight - although my personal highlight was the Armagnac from 1987!
An unforgettable evening and would like to pass on my heartfelt thanks to everyone for making it so special.
We ate:
Prawn carpaccio
Lobster
Sucking pig
Baked crab
Chocolate volcano
Rioja (red & white by the glass)
Cava (by the glass)
1987 Armagnac
The food was really great, we were able to split our entrees onto two plates so we were able to share, would definitely recommend asking for that, if you can’t decide/fancy trying a few things on offer!
Both had individual mains; my wife really enjoyed the baked crab whilst I went for the suckling pig, which did not disappoint.
I don’t have much of a sweet tooth but my wife ordered a dessert - I believe called the chocolate volcano and I was encouraged by the staff to have just a small teaspoon 😂
Very knowledgeable sommelier who guided us through the menu and in the end encouraged us to a couple of glasses of Rioja which was an unexpected highlight - although my personal highlight was the Armagnac from 1987!
An unforgettable evening and would like to pass on my heartfelt thanks to everyone for making it so special.
We ate:
Prawn carpaccio
Lobster
Sucking pig
Baked crab
Chocolate volcano
Rioja (red & white by the glass)
Cava (by the glass)
1987 Armagnac
What a stunning building! Sadly and perhaps often overlooked by the (also glorious) painted hall next door but the Chapel of St Peter and St Paul is free to enter and a perfect place to sit in peace and soak up the wonderful surroundings.