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€€€ Urepel, Paseo Salamanca 3, T 943-424040. A long and brooding restaurant with a fairly Spanish feel. The food is lighter, and the highlight is an elegantly treated shellfish. A good wine list accompanies the classy nosh. €€ Barbarin, C Puerto 21, T 943-421886. A well-priced restaurant specialising in local seafood. The rollitos de txangurro, fried crab rolls, are especially tempting. €€ Casa Gandarias, C 31 de Agosto 25, T 943-428106. A busy bar near the Santa María church with a pricy adjoining restaurant. The pintxos are good, but you virtually need a retina scan to use the bathroom. €€ Ganbara, C San Jeronimo 21, T 943-422575. A fairly upmarket bar and asador with a worthwhile array of pintxos to accompany the cheerfully poured wine. € Barandiaran, Alameda del Boulevard 28, T 943-429796. Despite its location, this is a very authentic café with a loyal local following drinking strong coffee and tumblers of wine. € Café del Boulevard, Alameda del Boulevard 4. Good spot for brekkie or an evening drink and proof that Irish pubs don’t have a monopoly on interesting bric-a-brac in these parts. € Bar Garriti, C San Juán 8. An unglamorous bar with an impressive spread of pintxos during the day and early evening.
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