The 16 three-Michelin-star restaurants in Spain (2025 guide)
The top 3 according to 526 votes from people: Arzak · Martín Berasategui · Akelarre. (Updated May 12, 2025.)
Spain has 16 restaurants with the Michelin Guide's highest distinction in its 2025 edition, presented in November 2024 in Murcia, when Nacho Manzano's Casa Marcial became the first three-star restaurant in Asturias. Here they are in order of seniority, from Arzak (1989) to the newest, with chef and town. Barcelona, with four, and Gipuzkoa, with three, account for almost half.
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Top 16
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1
Arzak
San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa). Chef: Juan Mari Arzak and Elena Arzak. Three stars since the 1989 guide.
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2
Martín Berasategui
Lasarte-Oria (Gipuzkoa). Chef: Martín Berasategui. Three stars since the 2002 guide.
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3
Akelarre
San Sebastián (Gipuzkoa). Chef: Pedro Subijana. Three stars since the 2007 guide. Overlooking the Bay of Biscay from Mount Igueldo.
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4
El Celler de Can Roca
Girona. Chef: Joan, Josep and Jordi Roca. Three stars since the 2010 guide. Twice number one in The World's 50 Best Restaurants (2013 and 2015).
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5
Azurmendi
Larrabetzu (Biscay). Chef: Eneko Atxa. Three stars since the 2013 guide.
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6
Quique Dacosta
Dénia (Alicante). Chef: Quique Dacosta. Three stars since the 2013 guide.
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7
Aponiente
El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz). Chef: Ángel León. Three stars since the 2018 guide. The "chef of the sea", in a former tide mill.
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8
ABaC
Barcelona. Chef: Jordi Cruz. Three stars since the 2018 guide.
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9
Lasarte
Barcelona. Chef: Martín Berasategui and Paolo Casagrande. Three stars since the 2017 guide. In the Monument Hotel; the first three-star restaurant in the city of Barcelona.
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10
DiverXO
Madrid. Chef: David Muñoz. Three stars since the 2014 guide. The only three-star restaurant in Madrid.
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11
Cocina Hermanos Torres
Barcelona. Chef: Sergio and Javier Torres. Three stars since the 2023 guide.
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12
Noor
Córdoba. Chef: Paco Morales. Three stars since the 2024 guide. Al-Andalus cuisine.
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13
Atrio
Cáceres. Chef: Toño Pérez. Three stars since the 2023 guide.
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14
Disfrutar
Barcelona. Chef: Oriol Castro, Mateu Casañas and Eduard Xatruch. Three stars since the 2024 guide. Number one in The World's 50 Best Restaurants in 2024.
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15
El Cenador de Amós
Villaverde de Pontones (Cantabria). Chef: Jesús Sánchez. Three stars since the 2020 guide.
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16
Casa Marcial
Arriondas (Asturias). Chef: Nacho Manzano. Three stars since the 2025 guide. The first three-star restaurant in Asturias.
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Comments (3)
Madrid solo con uno?? 🤔
Casa Marcial se lo merecía desde hace años, Nacho Manzano es un crack
Aponiente en el molino de mareas es una experiencia, aunque no es barato precisamente.