Brasa de carbón encendida en la parrilla de Higeralde Sagarlekua

Seasonal Basque cooking

An experience that's limited by design

There's no fixed menu. There's fresh produce, Basque technique and the apple as the common thread from start to finish.

At Sagarlekua, the list of dishes matters least. What matters is what arrives fresh each week, cooked over coals, with time and without fuss.

Bixen Magán · Sagarlekua

What you'll find

The menu turns with the season and with what produce is available. This is what's always here.

To begin

The first bites set the rhythm of the table. Seasonal produce, prepared with time-honoured techniques.

From the sea and the grill

Fresh fish from the Cantabrian Sea and meat aged over a charcoal grill. The foundation of any cider house worth its salt.

To finish

House-made sweets and Idiazabal cheese. The ending that draws out the afternoon.

The common thread

The apple,
from start to finish

Our cider is made with native apples from the surrounding land. What begins on the tree ends in the kupela, in the bottle and in the dishes from the kitchen. It isn't a side note — it's the axis of the whole experience.

In season, the txotx straight from the kupela is the ritual that gives the table its meaning. Out of season, bottled cider keeps that spirit alive.

Our own natural cider

Txotx from the kupela in season. Bottled cider all year round. Made with native apples.

Apple-derived products

Beyond the cider, the apple appears in the kitchen in different forms throughout the menu.

The menu varies with the season and with what produce is available. If you have any special requirements or want to know what's on this week, give us a call before you come.

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