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The Triana bridge, Puente de Isabel II, over the Guadalquivir in Seville
Lists & Rankings · Seville

Best restaurants in Seville 2026: 13 tables worth booking

Two Michelin stars, three Bib Gourmands, a new Repsol Sol for a Japanese counter and two bars that every Sevillian will name: where to book in Seville this autumn.

24 October 2026 · 6 min read
A bunch of dark red grapes on an old Rioja vine
Drinks · Logroño

Rioja closes its earliest harvest on record

The DOCa's regulatory council logs 333.77 million kg of grapes, up 48% on 2025, though still short of 2023's record volume.

24 October 2026 · 1 min read
Plaza Mayor in Valladolid with red-fronted arcaded buildings under a grey sky
Chefs · Valladolid

Teresa Cordero, cook at Valladolid's Puerto Chico, dies at 65

She took over the tapas bar on calle Nicasio Pérez in 2017 with Isabel González. Local trade bodies and restaurants paid tribute; the bar's future has not been announced.

23 October 2026 · 2 min read
Ribbed heirloom tomatoes in red, orange and green ripening on the vine in a vegetable garden
Produce · Palencia

Emilio Medina wins Spain's Young Talent gastronomy award

The Palencia grower behind La Mielga, a project that rescues old seeds in Tierra de Campos, completes the seven 2026 National Gastronomy Awards before the Toledo gala.

23 October 2026 · 2 min read
Purple saffron crocus flower with a visible red stigma in a tilled field in La Mancha
Produce · Consuegra

Consuegra's saffron festival returns for its 64th year

The 64th Fiesta de la Rosa del Azafrán fills Cerro Calderico from 23 to 25 October, timed to the hand-picked harvest that still defines La Mancha's saffron trade.

22 October 2026 · 2 min read
La Concha beach and the belle époque waterfront of San Sebastian under a bright sky
Chefs · San Sebastian

San Sebastian honors Berasategui's 50 years at the stove

Gastronomika's 28th edition marked fifty years of New Basque Cuisine with a tribute to the chef who turned Lasarte-Oria into a three-star address, plus two further awards.

22 October 2026 · 2 min read
Tractor unloading a sack of freshly picked olives into a trailer in an olive grove near Jaén
Produce · Jaén

Spanish olive oil prices slide as farmers demand storage rule

Extra virgin trades below €3.20 a kilo at origin, and Spain's four big farm organisations want Madrid to order mills to hold back part of a 1.6-million-tonne crop.

22 October 2026 · 2 min read
Rooftops, bell towers and terraces of Málaga's historic centre at sunset
Chefs · Málaga

Diego René's Málaga restaurant René enters the Michelin Guide

Less than eight months after opening on Calle Carretería, the chef's ninth Málaga project joins the guide's selection: recommended, tagged new, no star yet.

21 October 2026 · 2 min read
The restored Canfranc international railway station, now a hotel, below snow-capped Pyrenean peaks
Hospitality · Huesca

Michelin Guide Spain 2027 gala moves to 1 December in Huesca

Spain's general election has pushed the star ceremony back a week. The venue stays in Huesca, and the province's eight one-star restaurants will cook the gala dinner together.

21 October 2026 · 2 min read
Galician-style octopus sliced on a wooden plate, dusted with paprika and coarse salt
Recipes · Melide

Pulpo a la gallega recipe: Galicia's fair-style octopus

Galicia boils its octopus whole, cuts it with scissors onto a wooden plate, and dresses it with nothing but pimentón, salt and good olive oil.

20 October 2026 · 2 min read
Seville seen from the Giralda: the cathedral roof and the Patio de los Naranjos in front, white rooftops and the Maestranza bullring behind
City Guide · Seville

What to eat in Seville: 9 dishes and where to find them

From El Rinconcillo's spinach and chickpeas to dogfish in adobo and Abantal's tasting menu, nine dishes that define Seville, with addresses and prices in euros checked in 2026.

20 October 2026 · 6 min read
Old bush vines in a stony vineyard at San Asensio, Rioja, with a hilltop castle behind
Drinks · San Asensio

Óscar Tobía, founder of Bodegas Tobía in Rioja, dies

The San Asensio-born winemaker founded Bodegas Tobía in 1994 and, according to the winery, made Spain's first barrel-fermented rosé, Alma Tobía, in 1996.

18 October 2026 · 2 min read
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