At Gourmed we believe you need to know a few important things about this unique place before you dive in to the food!
• In Basque tapas are called pintxos (pronounced pinchos).
• The Basque have developed the concept of tapas more than any other province in Spain.
• There is something called Sociedades or “Societies” where men go to eat, cook and hang out with male friends. Traditionally women were not allowed under any circumstances, nowadays, women are invited to eat but are not allowed in the kitchen.
• There is a very specific way to eat tapas do not get overwhelmed and order the whole bar: move from place to place, eat one or two tapas at each stop depending on their specialty, accompany each with a glass of wine or cider. Then move on.

San Sebastian Pintxos
Address: 31 de Agosto Street, Old town
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Address: 12 Fermin Calbeton Street, Old Town
Our Suggestions, Their Specialties:
Address: 21 San Jeronimo Street
Our Suggestions, Their Specialties:
Address: 4 Fermin Calbeton Street
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Address: Back road off 28 “31 de Agosto” Street
Our Suggestions, Their Specialties: Do not forfeit the incredibly soft veal cheek!
Address: 11 Pescaderia Street
Our Suggestions, Their Specialities: For a classic experience of Basque food
By: Gourmed
Photo: Travel Photo 1: Julian Toledo, Travel Photo 2: gizmo2z, food photos: Nestosjp, Wil and Lil, goodiesfirst, Gandhu & Sarah, underthemoonjp, ulterior epicure.
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