This is a place with a youthful atmosphere that honours the Basque language and world cuisine with local products.
It's not surprising, if you like a youthful atmosphere and the Basque language comes to your ears: the AEK association, which teaches the Basque language, has imagined this place as a meeting place. The seductive setting, which you might not imagine from the outside, features a long room in a former Visitandine convent. You'll enjoy traditional dishes reflecting Basque culture: combined talo txitorra, fried kalos burger, ham ration, prawn fritters, mushroom kebabs. Many festive evenings are held here.
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