Arzak
Gros / Alto de Miracruz
The family house that wrote New Basque cuisine.
Classic Basque cooking and one of the world's great cellars.
On the road up Mount Igueldo, the Rekondo family's 1964 farmhouse hides a cellar of roughly 100,000-plus bottles, with depth in Rioja, Burgundy and Bordeaux that wine pilgrims cross continents to see. Lourdes Rekondo carries on her father Txomin's work while the kitchen sends out seasonal Basque classics: scrambled eggs with wild mushrooms, hake kokotxas, glazed suckling pig. The leafy terrace over the bay makes it as much a place to drink history as to dine.
Lean on the sommelier and open something rare; the cellar is the reason to come, and the terrace is best at lunch.
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