Ikaro ★ 4.6
Logrono restaurant where chefs Murua and Sanchez fuse Riojan and Ecuadorian flavours, paired from a list built around the region's wines.
Awards: Michelin (one star) 2024, Repsol (two Soles) 2024
Six-seat Edomae sushi counter in Logrono; a Tokyo-trained ritual that, while alcohol-free, anchors the city's Michelin scene next to its Rioja tables.
Awards: Michelin (one star) 2024
Tip: Only six seats and no alcohol service; book well ahead.
Address: Calle Emilia Pardo Bazan 5, bajo 1, 26006 Logrono, La Rioja, Spain
Logrono restaurant where chefs Murua and Sanchez fuse Riojan and Ecuadorian flavours, paired from a list built around the region's wines.
Awards: Michelin (one star) 2024, Repsol (two Soles) 2024
Logrono restaurant where chefs Murua and Sanchez fuse Riojan and Ecuadorian flavours, paired from a list built around the region's wines.
Awards: Michelin (one star) 2024, Repsol (two Soles) 2024
Restored 17th-century cellar in Casalarreina serving Riojan grill cuisine alongside a 400-plus-reference list of Rioja and Spanish wines.
Awards: Michelin Guide listing 2024
Francis Paniego's Logrono gastrobar near Gran Via, pairing Echaurren-style Riojan dishes with a wine list fit for the regional capital.
Awards: Michelin Guide listing 2024
Grill restaurant in one of Logrono's first wineries, with a vaulted brick dining room and a sommelier-curated Rioja list of 350-plus references.
Awards: La Rioja Turismo listing 2024
Echapresto brothers' destination restaurant in tiny Daroca de Rioja, where sommelier Carlos keeps a 2,000-reference cellar plus house vermouth and meads.
Awards: Michelin (two stars) 2024, Michelin Green Star 2024
Fifth-generation Paniego restaurant in Ezcaray, the first in La Rioja to win a Michelin star; a 1,000-plus-reference cellar run by sommelier Chefe Paniego.
Awards: Michelin (two stars) 2024