5 editor picks across Spain.
5 steakhouse restaurants worth the trip across Spain, editor-ranked. All cuisines in Spain.
Carbònic grills aged beef, fresh fish and seasonal vegetables over holm-oak charcoal on Carrer Major in Salou, backed by a cellar of more than 400 wines.
OrderThe Uruguayan Angus lomo alto, the cut the kitchen says it sells most, straight off the coals.
TipArtichokes with romesco are the seasonal favourite; the lounge bar keeps pouring after the kitchen closes, until 01:00 on Friday and Saturday.
ConBrassa is a wood-fire asador on the Poniente seafront in Benidorm, grilling dry-aged beef, wagyu and black angus, with Dénia red prawns and market fish.
OrderA dry-aged steak from the wood grill, with Santa Pola quisquilla shrimp to start.
TipIt joined the city's April 2026 bluefin tuna week; the same group runs El Barranco further along Poniente.
Paneil's is a steakhouse on Calle de la Palma in Benidorm's old town, serving South American fillet steak, garlic king prawns and duck confit at dinner.
OrderThe South American fillet steak, with garlic king prawns to start.
TipDinner only, with the kitchen open 18:00 to 21:30; it closes for all of December and hosts plenty of birthday and hen parties.
Las Brasas has grilled meat in Salou since 1995, now from Via Augusta, putting Castilian beef aged at least 30 days and Burgos milk-fed lamb over the coals.
OrderCastilian beef aged a minimum of 30 days, cooked over the embers.
TipThe grill marked its 30th anniversary with new menus after moving from its first address near the sea; book a dinner table on Thursday to Saturday.
ConBrassa is a wood-fire asador on the Poniente seafront in Benidorm, grilling dry-aged beef, wagyu and black angus, with Dénia red prawns and market fish.
OrderA dry-aged steak from the wood grill, with Santa Pola quisquilla shrimp to start.
TipIt joined the city's April 2026 bluefin tuna week; the same group runs El Barranco further along Poniente.
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