Located in Katrapona square (the nerve center of Getaria town I showed you in this previous post), we come across this mythical restaurant that dates back to 1953 and is recommended by chefs as famous as Karlos Arguiñano.
Aromas of black fruit and stewed fruit, spices and dairy products stand out.
On the palate it's elegant, fresh and silky and shows a long aftertaste.
In that year of the 50s, a married couple decided to give life to an old garage and reconvert it into a restaurant, in which the specialties were fresh grilled sardines and mushroom casseroles.
Today this restaurant is owned by the international chef Enrique Fleischmann (adjunct professor at the Master Basque Culinary Center) and it's specialized in offering grilled fish from Getaria along with some other mythical tapas such as the grandmother's croquettes, baby squid or fried piparras (chillies).
Some of the dishes I ordered that day (you can also check this post for a deeper review):
Video recorded with a GoPro Hero 4 Adventure.
Photographs taken with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G camera.
Source on which I relied to give some accurate info about Txoko restaurant: (1)
Source on which I relied to give some accurate info about Bai Gorri red wine: (1)