Casa 887 (Dining Room) is a latin american fine-dining restaurant in San Sebastián.
Casa 887 in San Sebastian's Gros, chef Antonio Belotti's room, blends Basque product with Asian and Latin American influences across a la carte and a 65-euro.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: The Basque-leaning tasting menu; the steak tartare; the carabineros.
Tip: Stone-basement room with neon lighting; lunch Wed to Sun, dinner Mon to Sat. Book through OpenTable.
Address: Calle Gran Via 9, 20001 Donostia-San Sebastian, San Sebastián
The upstairs dining room of Casa Urola in San Sebastian's Old Town runs a Basque carte and tasting menu under chef Pablo Loureiro Rodil, a Michelin Guide.
Order: The chuleton of vaca vieja from the grill; the kokotxas de merluza; the seasonal vegetable tasting.
Tip: Pintxos at the ground-floor counter or book upstairs for the full meal. Closed Mondays.
Arzak on Avenida Alcalde Jose Elosegi in San Sebastian is a 19th-century family mansion that has held three Michelin stars since 1989, the New Basque Cuisine.
Order: The chef's tasting menu, anchored by the Laboratorio Arzak fermentations and the bonito with vino tinto.
Tip: Book through arzak.es 6 to 8 weeks ahead; the dining room sits 40. Closed Sundays, Mondays and late June plus most of November.
Akelarre on Mount Igueldo in San Sebastian, chef Pedro Subijana's three-Michelin-star room since 2007, looks straight out over the Cantabrian sea with three.
Order: The Aranori tasting menu with sea views; the Bekarki vegetal-leaning menu if you prefer plant-led.
Tip: Drive or take the Igeldo bus; the funicular doesn't run after 21:00. Book via akelarre.net; book the lunch slot for the daylight view.
Amelia by Paulo Airaudo, two Michelin stars in the 2026 guide, runs an Italian omakase counter of premium product across a single tasting menu.
Order: The single tasting menu with the wine-pairing flight.
Tip: Now inside the Hotel Maria Cristina on Paseo de la Republica Argentina, opposite the Victoria Eugenia Theater. Book via the restaurant's site.
Kokotxa on Calle del Campanario in San Sebastian's Old Town, one Michelin star since 2010, takes its name from the hake-throat gland and runs Daniel.
Order: The Bidasoa tasting menu; the namesake kokotxas plate is on every menu.
Tip: Two services daily, 13:30 lunch and 20:30 dinner. Closed Sundays and Mondays. Book 10 days ahead through restaurantekokotxa.com.
Aratz Erretegia in San Sebastian's Ibaeta is the Zabaleta brothers' asador in business since 1989, a Guia Repsol Sol grill room of charcoal-cooked txuleta.
Order: The chuleton of vaca vieja from the custom electric grill; the wild turbot a la parrilla.
Tip: Lunch menu del dia weekdays around 17 euros is the value entry. Drive or taxi to Ibaeta; the asador is set in its own grounds off Igara Bidea.
