

ANDALUCÍA - CÁDIZ - EL PUERTO DE SANT MARÍA - APONIENTE - VISIT 2
APONIENTE Three Michelin Stars A return visit to the Angel Leóns Restaurant (famous for its cuisine of the sea and only from the sea). We had previously visited the restaurant in its old guise in the centre of El Puerto de Santa Maria, which is now their upmarket tapas bar/restaurant. The new, far more glamorous place is just outside town, in what was an old flour mill, built in 1815. A small river/stream flows under the current building, and the energy generated was used


ALICANTE - VILLENA - TITAS GASTROBAR
TITAS GASTROBAR This is the second restaurant our friend Howard Goldsmith, who lives in the area, took us to. It was a completely...


DONOSTIA-SAN SEBASTIÁN - PARTE VIEJA - A FUEGO NEGRO
A FUEGO NEGRO NOW CLOSED NOW CLOSED At the back of the Parte Vieja (old town), the red and black scheme is as elegant as the food,...


LONDON - SOUTH KENSINGTON - CAMBIO DE TERCIO - POST 1
CAMBIO DE TERCIO Under Abel Lusa's long-term, excellent hospitality and guidance, and chef Alberto Criado's (Twitter @Alberto_Criado) creative dishes, Cambio de Tercio has become a standard-bearer for Iberian food in London. Most Hispanophiles consider it the best in town. You can choose from the traditional tapas menu, an inventive á la carte menu, or the reasonably priced tasting menu. On a recent visit, we had this tasting menu. Andalusian gazpacho, steamed king prawns


ANDALUCÍA - MÁLAGA - AIRE GASTROBAR
AIRE GASTROBAR An attractive, trendy restaurant on two levels, Gastrobar (terrazzo y plata baja) with seating area downstairs and a more formal restaurant dining room (planta alta) upstairs. The dishes offered are very elaborate, refined and tasty, a new take and modern interpretation of Andalucian food. You can start with snacks, like the excellent ones. Croquetas baby de choco con alioli de ajos asados (baby squid croquettes with roasted garlic alioli) Samosa de cabollita


ANDALUCÍA - MÁLAGA - JOSÉ CARLOS GARCIA
JOSÉ CARLOS GARCIA One Michelin Star Located in the new shopping district opposite the Muelle Uno marina, the restaurant's dining room tables overlook the yachts and boats moored in La Puerto de Málaga. It has designer-inspired decor featuring a profusion of glass. The open glass kitchen allows the diners to see the chefs at work. There are three dining rooms, including the big, windowed front dining room overlooking the port. The back dining room is more multipurpose an







