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  1. Bascoat

    Contemporary Basque

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    The name reaches back to what the Basque Country was called in the 11th century, which tells you how seriously this contemporary Basque restaurant takes its roots. The menu changes constantly around what the market offers that week, with a tasting menu alongside the à la carte. A shaded terrace handles aperitivo hour in the San Sebastián tradition, pintxos and all. The kind of room where the cooking feels personal because it is.

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    • Gilda 2.0

      “Start with a Gilda 2.0, a twist on an iconic pintxo (usually an olive, anchovy and pepper, speared on a single toothpick).”

      The 50
    • Shrimp tartlet

      “appetisers (such as Gilda 2.0, shrimp tartlet, daily fish tartare, etc)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Daily fish tartare

      “appetisers (such as Gilda 2.0, shrimp tartlet, daily fish tartare, etc)”

      Michelin Guide

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