Restaurant List
Day 1
Chocolatería San Ginés Breakfast
Classic Madrid spot for thick hot chocolate and crispy churros — ideal for a morning sugar boost near Puerta del Sol.
Mercado de San Miguel (tapas stalls) Lunch
Vibrant market where you can sample a range of tapas and pintxos: oysters, jamón, croquetas and small plates — great for tasting many flavors.
Sobrino de Botín Dinner
Historic restaurant (often cited as the world’s oldest) known for roast suckling pig and lamb cooked in a traditional wood-fired oven.
Day 2
Granja Viader Breakfast
Traditional Catalan dairy/coffee shop offering pastries, rich hot chocolate and classic breakfasts in a historic setting.
La Paradeta (seafood self-service) Lunch
Casual, fun seafood market-restaurant where you choose fresh shellfish and fish that are cooked to order — excellent and affordable.
Disfrutar Dinner
A cutting-edge, Michelin-starred tasting-menu experience blending Catalan tradition with playful, creative techniques (book well in advance).
Day 3
Bar El Comercio Breakfast
Local favorite for breakfast: coffee, tostada with olive oil or jam, and churros — authentic Sevillian morning vibe.
El Rinconcillo Lunch
One of Seville’s oldest tapas bars; classic Andalusian tapas like espinacas con garbanzos, solomillo and Iberian ham in a historic atmosphere.
Abantal Dinner
Michelin-starred modern Andalusian restaurant offering refined tasting menus that highlight local ingredients with contemporary technique.
Day 4
Horchatería Santa Catalina Breakfast
Iconic spot to try horchata de chufa with fartons (sweet elongated pastries) — a Valencian classic for a light morning treat.
Casa Carmela Lunch
Well-regarded for traditional Valencian paella cooked over a wood fire on the beach — authentic rice dishes and seaside ambiance.
Casa Montaña Dinner
Historic bodega in El Cabanyal offering excellent tapas and an extensive wine list — excellent place to explore regional wines and small plates.
Day 5
Bar La Viña (or morning pintxos on Calle Fermín Calbetón) Breakfast
Start with coffee and a cheesecake slice at La Viña or sample morning pintxos at nearby bars — Basque pintxo culture is perfect for grazing.
Bar Nestor Lunch
Small, famous spot known for its tomato salad, pimientos and limited daily steak portions — simple ingredients done exceptionally well (arrive early).
Arzak Dinner
Iconic three-Michelin-star restaurant showcasing inventive Basque cuisine by a legendary chef — a top culinary destination (reserve months ahead).
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