MUNCHIES is back in San Sebastian for a Michelin-starred chef blowout in the final installment of our Guide to the Basque Country. We’ll get a look inside the kitchen of the legendary Martín Berasategui, godfather of Basque nouvelle cuisine and holder of seven Michelin stars total in restaurants across the world.

Finally, a trip to the Basque Country wouldn’t be complete without a night out getting pissed on Txakoli wine and stuffing your face with pintxos. And while she gets wasted, Irene is rolling deep with three more Michelin-starred chefs: Dani López, Gorka Txapartegi, and Joxe Mari Arbelaitz.

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29 Comments

  1. Actually San Sebastian is the City with highest density of Michelin stars per person, and I think the second one with the most, only behind tokyo

  2. This type of cuisine I would never like to eat: extremely small portions that will not make you full and probably also very expensive. Not interested. And pinxos? Just oily snacks / baguettes with something on them promoted as something special.

  3. The first genuine TV food show host I have seen since Keith Floyd, Rick Stein, and Anthony Bourdain. Give how many TV food show hosts there are, that is an amazing feat. Incredibly rare.

  4. Lo mejor de Donosti no son los restaurantes son las sociedades gastronómicas todo empieza ahí el amor por la cocina y la comida rodeado de amigos que hacen las cenas insuperables estoy segregando solo pensarlo Ongi etorri

  5. I love Spain Seville has been my fav city yet but i really want too go too the Basque country in April may time next year for a week ten days..i live in Brighton England

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