Category: Tragabuches

There are moments when Marbella becomes pure magic. When the scent of incense fills the air, the city beats to the rhythm of drums, and the coast lights up, we know Holy Week has arrived. In Marbella, Holy Week, plans, and the art of good eating blend together as naturally as a sunny afternoon. This year, tradition and gastronomy go hand in hand in our spaces, where every corner invites you to savour the true essence of Málaga.

In Marbella, Holy Week is culture, gastronomy, and landscape. It’s that perfect plan that begins with coffee in the sun, continues with a rice dish by the sea, passes through a procession on Calle Ancha, and ends with a cocktail in good company. That’s why this year, the best Holy Week plans are right here. No need to leave the city, no need to compromise on flavour—just pure emotion, wrapped in everything Málaga has to offer during these special days.

From the purest tradition to innovation at the table, our brands are ready to accompany you. Because every procession deserves a pause, and every emotion, a bite. In Marbella, memories are meant to be tasted.

Enjoy in Marbella

At Tragabuches Marbella, Holy Week is lived with nostalgia—and with a spoon. In the heart of the city, as the processions wind through the streets and the murmur of the crowd turns into emotion, our restaurant becomes a haven. Dining in Marbella here takes on a new meaning: it’s an homage to the timeless cuisine that smells like home. “Andalucía en la mesa” captures the soul of each traditional stew and turns it into a ritual. Perfect for those looking to pause between processions, without missing out on the flavour of authenticity.

And if you choose to escape the bustle and follow the Atlantic breeze, BiBo Tarifa awaits with the soul of the free-spirited South. Its laid-back, worldly, and colourful cuisine nods to those who see Holy Week as a celebration on the move. Here, plans mix with cocktails that taste like early summer. If you’re after something different this Holy Week, head to Tarifa and discover the most nomadic, fun-loving version of BiBo.

Plans to avoid getting bored

Leña, meanwhile, comes alive with the power of fire and ambiance. When night falls and Marbella dresses in its Holy Week finest, Leña becomes a gathering place. Here, charcoal and flame tell their own passionate story. Ideal for those who, after a day full of emotion and tradition, want to savour a perfectly grilled cut of meat, paired with great wine and conversation. Because Holy Week in Marbella isn’t just about processions—it’s also about unforgettable dinners.

For those heading to the beach and craving a plan with a view, Lobito de Mar makes it easy. Close to the sea, without straying far from the city centre, tapas become an art form. From lemon-marinated anchovies to our famous scarlet prawn rice, dining in Málaga here means surrendering to pure product and flavour. Perfect for those who enjoy Holy Week without haste, strolling from one procession to another, with the sound of the sea in the background.

The New cocktail menu at Tragabuches: A tribute to the essence of Andalucía

The new cocktail menu at Tragabuches, both in Marbella and Madrid, is a tribute to the essence of Andalusia. With the unmistakable signature of the Dani García universe, each creation blends tradition and creativity in perfect harmony.

The influence of fortified wines sets this cocktail selection apart. The versatility of Fino, Amontillado, and Pedro Ximénez adds deep and elegant nuances. From the Adonis PX, featuring Amontillado, red vermouth, and a touch of orange bitters, to the Fino Martini, where Fino and dry gin come together in an Andalusian take on the iconic classic.

The essence of sherry in every glass

Cocktails at Tragabuches offer a true sensory experience. The De Jerez a Manhattan reinterprets the American classic with a touch of Oloroso and cocoa bitters, while the Papirusa Martínez fuses Papirusa Fino with cherry liqueur and rosé vermouth. Sophisticated choices that elevate the art of mixology.

For those looking for a more refreshing combination, the Bamboo & Jarana blends Jarana Fino with bitter almond and orange liqueur, achieving the perfect balance between sweetness and bitterness.

Afterwork & long drinks: the casual side of Tragabuches

Enjoying an afterwork drink with the new cocktail menu at Tragabuches is an experience in itself. The selection includes options that combine bold flavors with a nod to Andalusian tradition.

The G & Ginger is a vibrant choice featuring aged rum, Oloroso, and Amontillado, while the Sherry Daiquiri reinvents the classic with Pedro Ximénez. Meanwhile, the Generoso Old Fashioned brings character with a blend of fortified wines and bourbon.

If you’re looking for a refreshing option with an innovative twist, the Rebu-Jito combines gin and Palo Cortado with the essence of a mojito. And for spiced cocktail lovers, Punta Paloma fuses aged rum with Tempranillo, rosé vermouth, and a hint of Tajín.

Alcohol-free cocktails: The 0.0 option

Non-alcoholic mixology also has its place in the new Tragabuches menu. Rojo Vibrante is a sophisticated choice with 0.0 gin, almond, and vanilla, while Paloma Floral features notes of peach, orange blossom, and a touch of Tajín.

Cocktail making: A journey through Andalucía

Tragabuches has turned its new cocktail menu into a tribute to Andalucía. Each combination is designed to highlight the richness of fortified wines and other ingredients that evoke the south of Spain.

If you’re looking for a liquid experience that blends elegance, tradition, and creativity, the new cocktail selection at Tragabuches is a must-try.

Spring brings a host of new plans to make the most of the good weather, and what better way to celebrate than with the culinary delights of Grupo Dani García? This season, Lobito de Mar takes center stage with a special campaign you won’t want to miss. If you love fresh cocktails, tuna, and creative desserts, spring is the perfect opportunity to indulge in a unique gastronomic experience. Here’s everything you can’t miss.

Lobito de Mar: A Cocktail and a Dessert to Welcome Spring

Lobito de Mar, one of Dani García’s most iconic restaurants, has launched a special campaign to celebrate the arrival of spring. From March 21 to April 30, you can sweeten your lunch or dinner with El Salitre Más Dulce, a proposal featuring fresh flavors that will transport you to the sea.

The standout cocktails include Andaluces y Marineros, a refreshing drink with a citrusy touch that evokes the sea breeze, and the Espresso Martini, perfect for those who love the combination of coffee sweetness and the intensity of liqueur. To finish this experience, the Happy Hippo is a delicious dessert that will make your taste buds celebrate spring with every bite.

Additionally, Lobito de Mar presents the Golden Flower promotion, running from April to June. If you book a table on a weekday (Monday to Friday, excluding holidays) in April, you will receive a card with a golden flower. What makes this card so special? Those lucky enough to find it will win an exclusive gastronomic experience. A fun and delicious way to celebrate spring!

Leña: The Flavor of the Grill for Spring

If you’re looking for a smoky, flame-grilled experience, Leña is the perfect place for you. Dani García takes his passion for open-fire cooking to the next level with dishes that highlight the best seasonal ingredients. Each dish is a testament to the quality and care that goes into selecting the finest products for the season.

Tragabuches: A Touch of Tradition for Spring

For those who prefer traditional Andalusian flavors with a modern twist, Tragabuches is the place to be. Here, Dani García reinterprets the region’s most iconic dishes, giving them a fresh and creative spin to embrace the essence of spring. Every dish is designed to showcase the best seasonal ingredients, ensuring that each visit is a new and exciting experience.

Without a doubt, Tragabuches is where tradition meets innovation, creating an irresistible offering for even the most discerning palates.

BiBo Madrid: Springtime in the Capital

This spring, BiBo is filled with refreshing flavors, featuring fresh fish, seafood, and locally sourced vegetables—perfectly paired with a fine wine or a handcrafted cocktail.

With the arrival of spring, the restaurant becomes the ideal place to unwind, savor exceptional food, and, of course, enjoy the pleasant weather that defines this season.

Father’s Day is a special occasion to honor the man who has been by our side through every stage of life. Every year, as this date approaches, the same question arises: When is Father’s Day? In Spain, it is celebrated on March 19th, coinciding with Saint Joseph’s Day. And if this year you want to surprise him in a different way, forget traditional gifts and opt for a unique gastronomic experience.

A Father’s Day Gift He’ll Always Remember

When looking for the perfect Father’s Day gift, nothing compares to an experience that engages all five senses. Instead of a material object, choose to share special moments around the table.

At Leña, he can enjoy an unparalleled culinary experience. If he loves grilled meats, this is the perfect gift. Dishes crafted with the finest ingredients and a sophisticated atmosphere will make his day unforgettable.

If he prefers seafood flavors, Lobito de Mar is the best choice. From fresh seafood to coastal-inspired rice dishes, this restaurant offers a unique Mediterranean experience he’ll truly enjoy.

For fathers who appreciate traditional cuisine, Tragabuches is the ideal option. Its “Andalusia on the table” concept brings classic flavors to life with a touch of innovation. Savoring a hearty stew or a traditional dish here is a true luxury. To top it off, raise a glass with a specially crafted cocktail for the occasion.

If you’re looking for a more cosmopolitan atmosphere and a gastronomic experience with an international twist, BiBo is the perfect choice. With a menu that fuses flavors from around the world—from the tuna and salmon tartare duo to the iconic oxtail brioche—this restaurant offers a fun and surprising experience to share with family.

Gifts for Father’s Day Beyond the Material

If you’re still unsure about what to give, remember that the best gifts are those that create lasting memories. Choosing experiences for Father’s Day ensures unique and special moments.

A perfect plan could be a lunch or dinner at any of Grupo Dani García’s restaurants, paired with a selection of the finest Father’s Day cocktails. At El Coleccionista, for example, you’ll find a menu of signature cocktails, perfect for toasting to him.

The Best Way to Celebrate Father’s Day

Now that you know when Father’s Day is, plan ahead and make this year truly unforgettable. A great gift doesn’t have to be something physical; gastronomic experiences, long after-dinner conversations, and shared moments are what truly make a difference.

Whether it’s dinner at Leña, lunch at Lobito de Mar, or the tradition of Tragabuches, celebrating with delicious food and a warm atmosphere is the key to making this day extra special. Book in advance and give him a moment he’ll always remember.

This Father’s Day, surprise him with a gastronomic experience that celebrates his love for fine dining. Because there’s no better way to say “thank you” than with a toast and a great meal!

Every March 9th, the International Spanish Omelet Day was celebrated a tribute to one of the most iconic dishes in Spanish cuisine. Its origin sparks debate, its preparation has countless variations, and its flavor wins over everyone. At Tragabuches, this classic is reinterpreted with the excellence of Andalusian cuisine.

The History of the Spanish Omelet

The origin of the Spanish omelet remains a mystery. Some theories suggest it was born in Navarra in the 18th century, while others claim it became popular in Extremadura. What is certain is that this dish has transcended borders and generations.

Traditionally, the Spanish omelet is made with eggs, potatoes, and salt. However, the eternal debate between “with onion” or “without onion” continues to divide fans of this beloved recipe. At Tragabuches, the Spanish omelet reaches a new level thanks to the quality of the ingredients and the impeccable technique of its chefs.

What Makes the Spanish Omelet So Special?

The secret to a great Spanish omelet lies in the quality of the ingredients. Perfectly cooked potatoes, free-range eggs, and top-tier extra virgin olive oil make all the difference. At Tragabuches, every detail is carefully considered to create a creamy texture and a perfectly balanced flavor.

Additionally, the Spanish omelet is incredibly versatile and suitable for any occasion—whether it’s a hearty breakfast, a light dinner, or the perfect tapas-style bite at the bar. Its simplicity and unmistakable taste have made it a true symbol of Spanish cuisine.

The Tragabuches Omelet: A Tribute to Tradition

At Tragabuches, the Spanish omelet is crafted with the respect that tradition deserves. Using carefully selected ingredients and flawless execution, the result is an irresistible dish. Its juicy texture and balanced flavor make it one of the restaurant’s standout offerings.

In addition to the classic recipe, Tragabuches offers two special versions, including the truffled onion Spanish omelet, a sophisticated take enhanced by the unmistakable aroma of black truffle.

Whether paired with a fine wine or as part of a tasting menu, the Tragabuches omelet proves that timeless dishes can still surprise. Because while gastronomy evolves, iconic recipes never go out of style.

Celebrate Spanish Omelet Day at Tragabuches

If there’s a perfect day to enjoy this delicacy, it’s March 9th. At Tragabuches, we pay tribute to the Spanish omelet with a version that honors tradition while carrying the unmistakable signature of our kitchen. A dish that embodies the essence of Spanish cuisine and delights with every bite.

The weekend is the perfect time to enjoy without rushing. Brunch, tapas, and sobremesa are three fundamental pillars of Spanish gastronomy. They combine pleasure, tradition, and a touch of modernity. Whether with friends or family, each moment has its own charm. Grupo Dani García understands this and has created culinary experiences that elevate these moments to another level.

Starting the Day

Brunch is the perfect excuse to wake up late and indulge in a guilt-free morning feast. At BiBo and Leña, brunch becomes a true experience. BiBo offers a fusion of international flavors with an Andalusian twist. Their eggs Benedict with smoked salmon are simply irresistible.

Leña, on the other hand, brings a sweeter option for those who want to start the day with energy and bold flavors: a croissant filled with toffee butter ice cream, salted caramel, and hazelnuts.

A Truly Traditional Lunch

Tapas are at the heart of Spanish gastronomy. They allow sharing, tasting different flavors, and enjoying without rules. At Lobito de Mar and Tragabuches, tapas are a true celebration of quality ingredients.

At Lobito, the sea takes center stage. Their marinated gildas, Russian salad with smoked eel, and tuna specialtiestransport diners to the coast with every bite. All best paired with a chilled vermouth or a refreshing white wine.

Tragabuches, on the other hand, revives the essence of Andalusian tradition with a contemporary touch. Their gazpacho, shrimp fritters, and creamy croquettes are options that win over any food lover. A perfect choice for those who seek authentic flavors and top-quality products.

The Sacred Sobremesa

Sobremesa is a ritual taken very seriously in Spain. There’s no rush—just great conversation and the perfect accompaniment. At El Coleccionista, this experience is elevated into a true sensory luxury.

Signature cocktails take the spotlight in this space. From reinvented classics to innovative creations, each drink is designed to surprise. The espresso martini is ideal for coffee lovers, while a perfectly balanced negroni caters to those who appreciate a bitter and sophisticated touch.

Paired with a selection of desserts or a fine chocolate, sobremesa becomes the perfect way to end an unforgettable meal—a moment to disconnect from the world and savor the good life.

A Weekend Full of Flavor

Brunch, tapas, and sobremesa create the perfect combination to make the most of the weekend. From a late breakfast at BiBo or Leña to tapas at Lobito or Tragabuches, and an unforgettable sobremesa at El Coleccionista, each moment becomes a gastronomic experience designed to be enjoyed without rush and with plenty of flavor.

Andalusia Day is a date that awakens the pride and passion of a land rich in history, art, and gastronomy. Every February 28th, the streets are dressed in green and white to commemorate the identity of a region that pulses strongly in every corner of its culture. It is a day of celebration, reunions, and, above all, flavors that connect us to our roots.

Andalusia is flamenco, it is light, and it is that accent that fills every conversation with melody. On Andalusia Day, the region proudly showcases its cultural heritage, from coplas and sevillanas to the art of bullfighting and century-old traditions passed down through generations. But if there is one thing that unites us all on this date, it is food.

Andalusian gastronomy reflects its history. Its cuisine is the perfect blend of Arab, Roman, and Mediterranean influences. On every table, extra virgin olive oil, Iberian ham, traditional stews, and local wines remind us that the pleasure of eating is also a way of celebrating our identity.

Tragabuches, the Essence of Andalusia on the Table

Andalusia Day is the perfect occasion to reconnect with our roots through gastronomy. At Tragabuches, this spirit is experienced every day, with a cuisine that pays tribute to Andalusian tradition with a modern touch. Each dish is a declaration of love for local products, timeless recipes, and a passion for fine dining.

From age-old stews to contemporary creations, the menu at Tragabuches reflects what it truly means to be Andalusian. Because celebrating Andalusia Day is not just a symbolic act—it is an experience to be savored, felt, and one that reminds us where we come from. With every bite, in every toast, the essence of this land remains alive.

On this special day, Andalusian tables are filled with dishes that evoke cherished memories. Gazpacho, so refreshing on sunny days, is a must, as is porra antequerana, with its creamy texture and intense flavor. Spoon dishes like chickpea and spinach stew or lentils with chorizo bring comfort to the soul and transport us back to our grandmothers’ kitchens.

And when it comes to tradition, “pescaíto frito” is one of the great stars. Paired with a glass of fino or manzanilla, it is a delicacy that embodies the spirit of the Andalusian coast. We must not forget flamenquín, shrimp fritters, or oxtail, enjoyed with family or friends.

February 26th is a key date on the culinary calendar—International Pistachio Day. This prized nut, renowned for its rich flavor and versatility, takes center stage in exquisite recipes. At Tragabuches, we celebrate with a dessert that pays homage to this green gem: Nutella de Pistachos de Granada.

A Nut with History and Flavor

Pistachios boast a millennia-old history. Originating from the Middle East, they were cherished by ancient civilizations such as the Persians and Romans. Their vibrant color and intense flavor have made them an essential ingredient in haute cuisine. In Spain, pistachios have found their perfect home in Andalusia, where the climate enhances their natural sweetness.

International Pistachio Day is also a great opportunity to highlight its health benefits. Rich in antioxidants, healthy fats, and proteins, pistachios support overall well-being. Their high fiber content aids digestion and helps regulate cholesterol. Beyond nutrition, their unique flavor and texture make them a true delight for the palate.

Nutella de Pistachos de Granada: The Star Dessert

At Tragabuches, tradition and creativity come together to offer unique dining experiences. Our Nutella de Pistachos de Granada is a refined interpretation of this beloved nut. It features two scoops of Nutella ice cream made from caramelized Andalusian pistachios, delicately infused with orange aroma. This exquisite combination awakens the senses and enhances the natural essence of pistachios.

Every spoonful of this dessert is a sensory journey. The creamy texture of the ice cream blends with the crunch of caramelized pistachios, creating an unparalleled experience. The citrus hint of orange adds freshness, balancing the sweetness to perfection. It’s a true tribute to local ingredients and our culinary craftsmanship.

At Tragabuches, Andalusian essence is present in every creation. Nutella de Pistachos de Granada reflects our passion for high-quality, locally sourced ingredients. Each Andalusian pistachio is carefully selected to ensure an unmatched taste experience.

International Pistachio Day is the perfect occasion to honor this exceptional nut. At Tragabuches, we invite you to indulge in our Nutella de Pistachos de Granada and enjoy an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Join us in celebrating the flavors of Andalusia.

Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to share special moments with your loved one. And what better way to celebrate than with an unforgettable dining experience at Grupo Dani García’s restaurants? Each brand has crafted an exclusive cocktail and dessert to turn your evening into a true feast for the senses. Discover the most tempting options to celebrate love with flavor and passion.

Leña: The Fire of Passion

For an intense and passionate experience, Leña is the place to be. This Valentine’s Day, indulge in Amor Ardiente, a dessert that fuses textures and temperatures for a one-of-a-kind sensation. Pair it with Corazón de Fuego, a captivating cocktail that will spark romance with every sip.

Lobito de Mar: Love in Every Wave

Seafood lovers will find their perfect match at Lobito de Mar. The Marea Dulce dessert balances sweetness and freshness, transporting you to a seaside sunset. Raise a glass to love with (A)mar, a cocktail that captures the essence of passion and ocean breezes.

BiBo: A Touch of Fantasy and Sophistication

For a vibrant and playful experience, BiBo is the ideal choice. The Pasión BiBa dessert is an explosion of irresistible flavors, while Sueño Dorado, an elegant and sparkling cocktail, adds a golden touch to your night.

Tragabuches: Love with Andalusian Soul

Romantics looking for tradition will love Tragabuches. The Alma Andaluza dessert honors the authentic flavors of the south, evoking nostalgia and emotion. Complete the experience with Barrio Rosa, a perfectly balanced cocktail that blends sweetness and freshness in every toast.

This Valentine’s, celebrate love with flavor, passion, and unforgettable moments.

Tragabuches brings the soul of Andalusia to the table—not just through food, but also through art, music, and traditions. As the Andalusian Embassy in Madrid and a culinary icon in Marbella, the restaurant celebrates Andalusia Day on February 28 with a month-long lineup of special events.Under the theme “Andalucía en cada bocado”, Tragabuches pays tribute to its roots with unique experiences. The restaurant presents a special menu, crafted by Chef Dani García, available for dinner only in Marbella and Madrid from February 6 to 28. This menu captures the essence of Southern cuisine, blending tradition with innovation in every bite.

Experience Andalucía

On February 20, Tragabuches Madrid partners with Cinco Jotas to host an exclusive jamón workshop. A master carver will lead the experience, while guests enjoy a special Cinco Jotas menu with optional wine pairing—available only for workshop attendees.

To highlight Andalusia’s artistic side, Tragabuches presents a ceramic workshop in collaboration with Casa Peña, a slow atelier reviving Andalusian pottery with a modern touch. This limited-capacity experience takes place on February 22 at Tragabuches Costa del Sol.

On February 26, the same location hosts a fan-painting workshop, guided by an expert and paired with a curated selection of Andalusian tapas and wines.

Flamenco Fridays & Andalusian Breakfast

Fridays at Tragabuches are all about flamenco. In Marbella, enjoy live performances at 8:00 PM:

• February 7 – Sonia B
• February 14 – Ana Soto
• February 21 – Amanda Liñán
• February 28 – Sonacay

In Madrid, El Sur will bring the passion of flamenco to the capital every Friday at 9:00 PM.

On February 28, start Andalusia Day with an authentic Andalusian breakfast. From 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM in Marbella, indulge in classic molletes and pitufos for the perfect start to the celebration.