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On the coast of Barbate, El Campero dedicates itself entirely to one of the sea's most majestic creatures: the wild red tuna. The restaurant’s identity is rooted in the ancient tradition of the almadraba, a sustainable trap-net fishing method that has been practiced in southern Spain for centuries. This isn't just a meal; it is a deep dive into the culture and flavor of the Atlantic.
The heart of the experience is the "Susurro de los Atunes" (Whisper of the Tuna) tasting menu, a multi-sensory journey priced at €150. The menu showcases the incredible versatility of the fish, from delicate akami and ortiga to a rich ventresca otoro with mango agua chile. Other standout courses include a brioche "Pekín" of parpatana and a contramormo with curry and edamame. The meal concludes with a surprising postre of parmesan, mojama, and quince. All tuna is wild, sustainably caught, and ultra-frozen to -60ºC for safety.
This singular focus on premium seafood has earned El Campero a Michelin Recommended award, a testament to its mastery. The restaurant offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with both indoor and outdoor seating, perfect for a leisurely lunch or dinner. With locations also in Madrid and a new opening in Montenmedio, El Campero brings the taste of the almadraba to a wider audience, but its soul remains firmly in Barbate.
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