Top Restaurants in Lekeitio
Top Things to do in Lekeitio
Best European food near Lekeitio, Province of Vizcaya, Spain
Find out what European restaurants to try in Lekeitio including Lumentza, Restaurante Mantxua, Restaurante Egana, Oskarbi
Things to do in Lekeitio
1. Lumentza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 229 reviews
Reviewed By NecatorN
Met lovely people, very attentive service, food is sooooo tasty. I am from the states so had to try what they call "Kentucky fried chicken"....... amazing delicious, no syringe to inject poor abused bird with nasty fluids in sight!Will come back!
2. Restaurante Mantxua
Overall Ratings
4 based on 173 reviews
Reviewed By HegeRakn
Good ambience in the backyard. I had a very tasty vegetarian burger, service was excellent and price was Good, 6⬠for my burger! My friend had a half portion of potato skins with three sauces, but it was a generous half portion! Definitely recommended place, I wanted to go again the next day but decided I had to try another place too.
Top 8 Mediterranean food in Lekeitio, Province of Vizcaya, Spain
3. Restaurante Egana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By Sherry P
The tourist information office in Lekeitio recommended this local favorite. We stopped in for lunch. Our timing couldn't have been better....after we secured a table, a line formed at the door. Unfortunately, our server couldn't speak English and our Spanish was limited. However, we managed to select dishes from the menu of the day. We were not disappointed. The food was amazing! My husband and I shared a salad and fresh fish which was accompanied by bread. I had a glass of the house white wine. We each had the most amazing cheese cake! Our server was very efficient but with the number of tables she was responsible for, there was little time for a smile. The focus of the restaurant is the food! It is a clean and understated establishment. The price point is very reasonable.
4. Oskarbi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By tb911
Driving all the little towns on the coast between Bilbao and San Sebastian, stopped by for lunch. Small menu, no English, decent location on the harbor, among a bunch of other places. Only had a few tapas available, in addition to the small menu. We had a couple of them, a couple salads and a baked/grilled fish with a bottle of Txakoli. All was fine enough for a simple lunch. Service was speedy and the view was nice.
