A Guide to San Sebastian - Food, Sights & the Old Town
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2019
- The best pinchos (fancy tapas) in the world! Follow us around in San Sebastian as we explore the food and sights. Enjoy 🎥
Recommended Pinchos (Pintxos):
1. Cafe de la Concha
* Views of the bay
2. Bar Zabaleta (best egg & Potato Tortilla)
* Nuestra Tortilla $2 Euros for Pintxo size, $13 for a full plate entree
3. Gandarias Jatitxea (Best steak)
* Brocheta de chuleta (T-bone steak brochette) $3.50
* Solomillo (Grilled Beef Sirloin on Bread) $2.75
4. Borda Berri (Try something different)
* Oreja de Cerdo con Romescu (Pig Ear) $3.50 Euro
* Risotto de “Pintalete” con queso Idiazabal (cheese Risotto) $3 Euros
* carrillera de ternera al vino tinto (veal cheek cooked in red wine) $3.50
* “Kebab” de costilla de cerdo (rib of pork) $4 Euros
5. A Fuego Negro (Sliders)
* Makcobe with txips (mini slider with Chips)
6. La Vina (Cheesecake)
* Tarta de Queso $5 Euros per slice
Train to Top:
* The “Funicular railway” to the top of Mount Igueldo to visit the amusement park and enjoy stunning views of the city, Concha Bay and Santa Clara island. Round trip ticket 3.75 € Children 2,50€ (opens 10am)
* Bar / Restaurant on top with a vista view -good place to relax, take beautiful photos, and enjoy the view with what’s on tap! 🍺 don’t forget to grab a bathroom break at the restaurant before you head back down the railway.
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San Sebastian is on the top of our list of favorite places in Spain. So much to do and who doesn't like to eat good food?!
You will pass out when you discover what the Basque Country really is.Having an open mind is a blessing.
Super useful detail on the food. Going for 2 weeks in May 2024
GREAT place to visit and I might retire there!
Love it!
Great video! My favorite place, thanks for some new places I didn't know of!
The best food in the world!
Great content guys! Would love to see more from your travels. We are planning a trip to San Sebastian next June but have never travelled out of the US so we are a little intimidated.
did you ever make it there? I'm thinking about doing a 90 day visa from the US.
@@scottkammerer3182 Yes, we did. It was more amazing than I’d hoped. We are already planning a trip back. If you haven’t already check out the Hella Basque CZcams channel. Spanish will get you by but the Basque language is a lot of fun.
@@karlwilliams6626 😍😍😍
Love San Sebastián. I would retire there❤
wheres barry
he got blown up
Mauled
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Ah, San Sebastián: they told me it was the fairest littoral city in all Spain. Well, for setting, agreed. That cute wee curve of bay with the mini-islands is, indeed, reminiscent of a small-scale version of Rio. But the city? The truth? For me, it has about 3 streets and Plaza Consti. to see, but the rest is nothing but a sprawling, apartment-blockey bathetic let-down. Lift San Sebastián up, plonk it 200 miles inland and it would be what it really is: a vaguely modern-looking nondescript town with a rather small, but not unattractive, Old Town, based on one mildly attractive plaza, and, frankly, little else. Unless you like the pintxos bars.
Well it seems to me you did something wrong then
@@flyiasf5668 How so?
@@titteryenot4524 well I don't know, but you clearly are not impressed, which is weird.
@@flyiasf5668 All I’m saying is that if San Sebastián, the city, that is the buildings were picked up and plonked down 200 miles inland no one would notice it. The beach is lovely 🏖, but the architecture of the city as a whole is very underwhelming. I expected an extensive Old Town, as in Vitoria or Pamplona, for example, but it wasn’t there. Plaza Constitution and about 3 streets. The rest of the town is just drab apartment blocks. It reminded of Biarritz, tbh, a similarly bathetic, drab-looking town, also saved by a world-class beach.
@@titteryenot4524 well there's more to it than just the buildings.
Cities are more than just buildings. It's about the people, the history, the culture and especially in San Sebastian about the food.
You can spend days here eating some of the best food in the world in just ordinary bars.
It's a city that can be full of live and joy. And yes. The beach is beautiful.