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Txakoli de El Paladar is a charming restaurant located in the heart of Portugalete, Bizkaia, Spain. This delightful eatery specializes in Basque cuisine, offering a unique dining experience that showcases the region's rich culinary heritage. With a focus on fresh, local ingredients, Txakoli de El Paladar is the perfect spot for food lovers seeking authentic Basque dishes. Whether you're enjoying a leisurely lunch or a romantic dinner, this restaurant promises a memorable experience.

At Txakoli de El Paladar, guests can indulge in a variety of delectable dishes that highlight the flavors of the Basque Country. The restaurant offers a diverse menu, including:

A fantastic 33€ menu featuring a selection of traditional Basque dishes.

Fresh seafood options, including bonito with tomatoes, a local favorite.

Vegetarian-friendly dishes, ensuring everyone can enjoy a meal.

A selection of fine wines and cocktails to complement your meal.

Conveniently situated at Maria Diaz de Haro K., 2, Txakoli de El Paladar is easily accessible for both locals and tourists. The restaurant is just a short distance from several popular attractions, making it an ideal stop for those exploring Portugalete. Nearby highlights include:

The iconic Puente Colgante, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The picturesque waterfront promenade, perfect for a leisurely stroll.

Local shops and markets showcasing Basque culture and products.

Whether you're a local or a visitor, Txakoli de El Paladar offers a delightful taste of Basque cuisine in a welcoming atmosphere. With its focus on quality ingredients and traditional recipes, it's a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the culinary delights of Portugalete.

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33€ menu is amazing and allows you to taste many basque dishes. The bonito with tomatoes was our favourite, but everything was great! They were so generous giving us an additional non alcoholic drink option for my boyfriend. So kind and friendly. I will absolutely be back to bring visitors to the area.

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We were guests of the hotel and were looking forward to the Michelin star restaurant for dinner. We advised we were vegetarians and asked if there was something suitable on the menu, we were assured by the front desk that the chef was capable of making something for us, so we made a reservation.

During the day, we popped into the restaurant to be advised that only the bar was open that evening, not the restaurant. We went back to the reception and they said they had made our reservation at the bar as the restaurant was closed, even though they didn't tell us that's where our reservation was. We asked again about the food as we didn't see anything on the menu. We were assured it was the same chef and the front desk had left a note on the reservation that we were vegetarian.

You can guess what happened when we got there - no note on the reservation, no vegetarian options and the waiter basically scoffed as us when we asked about vegetarian options. He gave us the very unenthusiastic suggestions of bread or salad with ingredients being taken out then later advised they could make some rice and "pasta". There are no words to describe the food we received. The "pasta" was tiny macaroni with the worst red sauce that tasted worse than out of a can and had no a spec of spices in it. I can't even call it tomato sauce as there wasn't anything fresh or vegetable in it. The rice was just as bad. It was beyond disappointing to see that any restaurant would be comfortable serving this quality of food let alone and actual Michelin chef. No chef would serve that. The table beside us was also vegetarian and I send my sincerest condolences for whatever "food" they were given.

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Everything was perfect - food and wine, service, atmosphere. Really enjoyed our dinner here.

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Unfriendly treatment, no food service (lunch) outside. This is not the way to treat people visiting the place. I would never do business like that. As a Costa Rican tourist, I cannot recommend this place. They treat you as dumb when you do not understand their system, which is very different from other restaurants.

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management unfriendly, no food (lunch) service outside. thats not how you should serve people that visit the place. would never do business like that. as a swiss tourist i dont recommend that place

Experience Basque Cuisine at Txakoli de El Paladar, Portugalete

Outdoor Seating

Restroom

Good for Groups

Serves Beer

Serves Wine

Serves Vegetarian Food

Serves Breakfast

Serves Lunch

Serves Dinner

Serves Dessert

Serves Cocktails

In the heart of Portugalete, Txakoli de El Paladar is a culinary gem that celebrates the vibrant flavors of the Basque Country. This charming restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with a focus on local produce and traditional recipes, complemented by captivating river views.

Txakoli de El Paladar

Savor the taste of authentic Txakoli at Txakoli de El Paladar in Portugalete. Indulge in exquisite flavors that celebrate Spanish cuisine. Visit us now!

Experience Basque Cuisine at Txakoli de El Paladar, Portugalete

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