San Sebastian Tapas Or Pintxos
August 05, 2009
OMG! The tapa pub crawl in San Sebastian is like no where else and can not help but make your tummy so happy and satisfied that you really begin to "get" this city and it's charms. This is family travel at it's most fun! We've had lots of tremendous tapa crawls in Spain and a fun singing pub crawl in Dingle, Ireland, but this city outshines them all. No "foodie" should miss this and even if you are not a "foodie" you should not miss it.
Food is what this city is about. There are as many highest rated restaurants in San Sebastian as either Madrid or Barcelona - cities that are almost 20 times larger! The tapa crawl starts in the old town going towards the port along cobbled streets with each tapa bar having a personality of it's own. Canapes and pinchos or pintxos (tapas on toothpicks) are what are popular here and some of them are very elaborate. We also tried the local Basque hard cider Sidra and wine Txakoli. We can't really say which was our favorite tapa, we loved them all! Delicious!
OMG! The tapa pub crawl in San Sebastian is like no where else and can not help but make your tummy so happy and satisfied that you really begin to "get" this city and it's charms. This is family travel at it's most fun! We've had lots of tremendous tapa crawls in Spain and a fun singing pub crawl in Dingle, Ireland, but this city outshines them all. No "foodie" should miss this and even if you are not a "foodie" you should not miss it.
Food is what this city is about. There are as many highest rated restaurants in San Sebastian as either Madrid or Barcelona - cities that are almost 20 times larger! The tapa crawl starts in the old town going towards the port along cobbled streets with each tapa bar having a personality of it's own. Canapes and pinchos or pintxos (tapas on toothpicks) are what are popular here and some of them are very elaborate. We also tried the local Basque hard cider Sidra and wine Txakoli. We can't really say which was our favorite tapa, we loved them all! Delicious!
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WOW! Thanks for taking us on your travels, your descriptions and photos always captures it all and I feel like I am almost there seeing it and tasting it. YUMMY! Love you lots, Letty
Posted by: Letty Flohr | August 06, 2009 at 04:52 PM
Wow! This is some really interesting looking food. The pictures make you hungry just looking at it. We'll have to mark this as a must see if we get that way for a video shoot.
Posted by: JetSet Life | August 06, 2009 at 06:42 PM
WOWZA!! I'm so hungry!!! Oh, how I miss Spain...
Posted by: Jen Laceda | August 13, 2009 at 06:28 AM
So you're never too old to learn something... I grew up in Spain and had NO idea San Sebastian was known for its cuisine - thanks for that! The city isn't too far from France so next time I'm down in that corner of Europe I'll definitely take a swing in that direction.
Posted by: Scribetrotter | September 09, 2009 at 09:20 PM
Mouth watering! What fantastic food! Talk about a delightful looking set of venues!
Posted by: Alex Berger | November 24, 2009 at 01:27 PM