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  1. Ganbara

    Basque

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    The wooden doors open onto one of San Sebastián's old town pintxos bars, where the counter is stacked and standing room fills fast. Downstairs there's a seated restaurant with a family-run feel if you'd rather sit. Wild mushrooms with egg yolk is the signature worth arriving early for. Juan Mari Arzak was a regular, which tells you something about the caliber of the crowd this place attracts.

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    • Fresh grilled prawns

      “Meaty wild mushrooms with egg yolk and foie gras is a signature, alongside fresh grilled prawns and Jabugo ham.”

      The 50
    • Jabugo ham

      “Meaty wild mushrooms with egg yolk and foie gras is a signature, alongside fresh grilled prawns and Jabugo ham.”

      The 50
    • White asparagus

      “Other classics include white asparagus, garlicky anchovies, and small hot peppers.”

      The 50

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