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In Miranda de Ebro, Erre de Roca brings a clear, confident vision to the table. Chef Alberto Molinero defines his cooking as “cocina de fronteras” — a cuisine of borders — where produce and seasonality guide a journey across territories and nuances. The restaurant, awarded a Michelin star for high-quality cooking, offers two tasting menus that structure the experience with an open, balanced approach.
The Menú Caliza (€96) and Menú Arcilla (€118) are the pillars of the meal. Both showcase a contemporary style that combines technique with naturalness, letting ingredients speak while the kitchen’s skill adds depth. The cuisine is firmly contemporary, yet rooted in the land: a dialogue between tradition and innovation that feels both precise and unhurried.
The atmosphere reflects this philosophy — understated, focused, and welcoming. Photographs by Diego Peláez capture the restaurant’s clean aesthetic. Erre de Roca is open for dinner from Monday to Sunday (closed Tuesdays), with lunch service from 1:30 PM. The address is Ronda del Ferrocarril 37, in Miranda de Ebro, though the restaurant also lists a second location on Carretera de Treviño in Ventas de Armentia, Condado de Treviño. Reservations are recommended, with tables held for 15 minutes. For parties of five to eight, the restaurant offers a group request option.
This is a place where the Michelin star feels earned — not through flash, but through consistency, clarity, and a deep respect for the product. Erre de Roca is a destination for anyone seeking thoughtful contemporary cuisine in Spain’s northern region.
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