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Let’s be honest. If you are reading this, you already know that a real burger isn’t just a piece of meat slapped between two boring buns. May 28th is International Burger Day—the ultimate excuse to ditch the diet and pay tribute to this iconic bite. But in Dani García’s universe, we don’t just make burgers to get by. We make them so you can’t stop thinking about them.

And this year, we’re making your choice incredibly hard. Because Leña’s legendary Burger Bull is no longer playing solo. BiBo has just entered the game with a brand-new smash burger that is completely breaking the rules. The same DNA, the same devotion to our iconic Bull Sauce, but two entirely different experiences. Which side are you on?

Leña: The Burger Bull that started it all

If you are looking for classic perfection driven by live fire, Leña is your place. From day one, the mission was crystal clear: elevate the burger to the ranks of haute cuisine.

No gimmicks, just pure obsession with details:

• The Meat: An impeccable selection, minced to the exact point to guarantee a juicy bite that literally melts in your mouth.
• The Fire: The open flame of the grill isn’t just a cooking method; it’s an ingredient. That deep, smoky touch is non-negotiable.
• The Architecture: A brioche bun so soft on the inside and perfectly toasted on the outside, embracing melted Havarti cheese and, of course, Dani García’s unmistakable, iconic Bull Sauce.

Ordering the Burger Bull at Leña (whether you are in Marbella, Madrid, or Barcelona) isn’t just dining; it’s a ritual. It’s the aroma of the embers taking over the table right before that first bite forces you to close your eyes.

BiBo: The new “Smash” that came to break the rules

If Leña is the elegance of fire, BiBo is pure, unadulterated indulgence.

We knew the smash burger fever was here to stay, but we weren’t about to make just another regular burger. We took the technique of smashing the meat against a screaming hot griddle and gave it the ultimate BiBo twist.

The result? Absolute, addictive madness.

• Maillard reaction to the limit: Ultra-crispy, caramelized edges contrasting with an absurdly tender and juicy center.
• Drowned in Sauce: We don’t hold back here. BiBo’s new smash burger comes loaded with heavy amounts of Bull Sauce. Every single bite is a flavor explosion that will require more than one napkin. (And you won’t care at all).

It’s edgy, it’s fun, and it’s designed for you to get your hands dirty and just enjoy it like a kid.

This May 28th, choose your side

International Burger Day isn’t meant to be celebrated at home with a defrosted patty. It’s meant to be celebrated by worshipping high-quality meat.

Book your table at Leña or BiBo now and celebrate Burger Day the way it deserves.

There are products that define the calendar. With the arrival of spring, wild bluefin tuna caught using the traditional almadraba method once again takes centre stage in southern gastronomy. A product shaped by time, migration, and the precise point of fat content, whose season marks one of the most anticipated moments of the culinary year.

Within this context, Lobito de Mar, Dani García’s seafood concept, presents a special proposal together with Gadira, the leading name in the selection and treatment of this exceptional product. A collaboration born from respect for origin and raw ingredients, understanding each piece as part of a tradition deeply connected to the land, and recognising tuna as a product intrinsically linked to a territory and a way of doing things.

True to its way of looking to the sea, Lobito de Mar offers a journey that explores tuna through different cuts and techniques, combining raw preparations with others inspired by traditional recipes, always through a contemporary lens. The proposal brings together dishes served raw, where the texture and quality of the product are clearly appreciated, with other creations connected to the traditional cuisine of southern Spain.

The journey begins with bites such as black loin chirashi sushi with cured egg yolk and furikake, or o’toro sashimi with ponzu and yuzu kosho, and continues with dishes such as white loin tiradito with rocoto tiger’s milk, avocado and coriander. The menu gains depth with marinated tuna belly served with potato chips, and with the Cadiz-style fideuá of grilled parpatana tuna collar, a dish that connects directly with the flavours of the south.

Beyond technique, the true value of wild bluefin tuna from almadraba lies in its seasonality. Its catch takes place during a very specific moment of the year, when it reaches the perfect balance between fat and texture. In this process, Gadira’s work is essential: a model that covers everything from selection at origin to the artisanal ronqueo cutting process, ensuring full traceability and absolute control over every piece.

With this proposal, Lobito de Mar once again places the focus on what truly matters: the product, the moment, and the place. A way of understanding gastronomy where the sea sets the rhythm, and where every season has something to tell.

Available from April 27 to May 31 at Lobito Marbella and Madrid.

A night that begins without warning
There are plans you don’t overthink, they simply happen. Plans at the bar with friends with Amarre or La Barra de Cuatro in Tragabuches and Lobito de Mar start just like that, between spontaneous laughter. One message, any excuse, and you’re already ordering the first round.
The atmosphere lights up fast, like those nights that promise to stay with you.
At Tragabuches, everything feels southern, long conversations and tables that are never empty. At Lobito de Mar, the sea slips into every corner, fresh and unapologetic.

The bar as a meeting point
The bar has something special. There are no rules, just the desire to share. Plans at the bar with friends with Amarre or La Barra de Cuatro in Tragabuches and Lobito de Mar are best enjoyed standing up.

A bite here, another there, and conversation flows without pause. At Tragabuches, every dish feels like home, but with a twist that surprises. A menu created by content creators Nieves Felipo, Paula Casado, Marta and Esther Iglesias. A tribute to tuna with three tapas perfectly paired with three wines. All for €32 per person. Available only until May 17.

At Lobito de Mar, everything tastes like endless summer. Seafood, fried bites, and that salty flavor that calls for another drink. It’s easy to lose track of how much you eat when everything is tempting. Even more so with the Amarre menu, perfect for celebrating for just €24 per person.

Two different ways to stretch the moment, to toast for no reason. Because here, what matters isn’t what, but who.

Flavors that linger
The magic is in the details. In that waiter who recommends exactly what you need. In the background music that accompanies without taking over.

Plans at the bar with friends with Amarre and La Barra de Cuatro in Tragabuches and Lobito de Mar has that perfect balance. Not too formal, not too chaotic. Just enough to make you feel in the right place.

Grupo Dani García understands that moment well. That instant when food stops being just food and becomes a memory. Every bite adds up, every toast counts. And before you know it, the night has gone further than expected.

The plan you always crave
There are plans that never fail. The bar, friends, and something delicious to enjoy.

Plans at the bar with friends with Amarre and La Barra de Cuatro in Tragabuches and Lobito de Mar is exactly that. A plan without complications, but full of moments.

You leave with the feeling of having experienced more than just a dinner. As if you had celebrated something, even if you don’t know what.

And in the end, it’s always the same. The desire to come back.

“La Barra de Cuatro,” the new gastronomic proposal from Tragabuches — a benchmark of haute cuisine from Málaga — pays tribute to tuna as an essential product of its identity. The gathering will bring together at its bar the content creators Nieves Felipo, Paula Casado, and Marta Iglesias, along with winemaker Esther Iglesias, with a common thread: tuna as the star of this special edition. Starting March 12 in Madrid and March 13 in Marbella, the experience will open to the public in a bar format, inviting guests to discover this proposal firsthand.

In an intimate and approachable format, the bar becomes both the stage and meeting point, allowing guests to experience everything from the front row. Each course is presented while revealing the inspiration behind the dish and the work with the product through different formats, textures, and flavors, guided by the Tragabuches kitchen team. The proposal is completed with a pairing specifically designed to accompany each preparation, creating a sensory journey where gastronomy and wine engage in a balanced dialogue.

The menu begins with an XL tuna gilda with octopus and citrus picada, a joint creation by Nieves Felipo and Paula Casado. It is a contemporary reinterpretation of the classic, combining raw tuna, tender octopus, piparras, olives, and a citrus touch that adds freshness. Nieves Felipo also presents a descargamento tuna tartare with Moscatel grapes and Marcona almond ajo blanco, a cold, clean, and elegant dish that highlights the purity of the cut and the balance between sweetness, acidity, and creaminess. Meanwhile, Paula Casado proposes a Malaga-style casserole enriched with oloroso, where the more gelatinous cuts of tuna are integrated into a marine-based broth with a rich, comforting texture.

The pairing, designed by sisters Marta and Esther Iglesias, accompanies the journey with a carefully selected range intended to enhance the product and bring coherence to the whole, where the wines act as the sauce of the dishes. The experience begins with an XL Gilda that tastes of the sea, accompanied by the salinity and striking minerality of Cota 45 Ube Miraflores 2024. This Palomino Fino by Ramiro Ibáñez transports you directly to the chalky albarizasoils of Cádiz, enhancing the almadraba tuna with whispers of yeast and notes of dried fruits.

The journey continues eastward, seeking balance between the strength of the descargamento tartare and the vibrant acidity of Oremus Mandolás Furmint 2023, the most distant project of TEMPOS Vega Sicilia. It is the freshness of Tokaj cutting through the richness, a dance of green apple and citrus that maintains tension on the palate.

We arrive at port with a tribute to surprise and to the terroir of Málaga. A return to local roots with a Malaga-style casserole, for which Marta and Esther Iglesias have selected a red wine that defies expectations: Pinot Noir 2024 from Cortijo Los Aguilares. Grown at high altitude, this grape offers one of the most surprising and fresh interpretations of warm climates. It is a wine of delicacy almost unexpected in southern Spain—light, elegant, and deeply aromatic. An elegant, floral, and profound red that brings vibrant depth to the stew, enveloping the strength of the casserole without taking away an ounce of its protagonism. Under the guidance of the Iglesias sisters, origin is always the final destination.

With “La Barra de Cuatro,” Tragabuches reinforces its commitment to quality ingredients and female talent, offering an experience where tradition is reinterpreted through a contemporary lens, centered on the ingredient that defines its identity. This is a special occasion to discover tuna, available at both Tragabuches Marbella and Tragabuches Madrid, at the bar area with no prior reservation required, designed to bring the experience closer to the public in an approachable and direct way.

Menu available at the bar only until May 17.

Marbella – Monday to Friday for lunch and dinner; Sunday dinner.
Madrid – Wednesday to Friday for lunch and dinner; Sunday dinner.

Winter is still best enjoyed at the table, and on March 12, Tragabuches Marbella celebrates it with a collaboration that brings together two regions through one of the great spoon dishes of Spanish cuisine. Diego López, “Moli,” the driving force behind the Galician restaurant La Molinera in Lalín, will travel to Marbella to cook alongside the Tragabuches team and present the emblematic Lalín cocido in a special menu created for the occasion.

The proposal is conceived as a progressive journey that links Tragabuches’ Andalusian universe with the Galician tradition of La Molinera. The menu begins with an XL Gilda, a tribute to the classic bar snack and the aperitif ritual that whets the appetite, followed by quisquillas served with a Padrón pepper broth. The third course looks south with winter tomato and red Almadraba tuna tartare.

Then comes the undisputed highlight of the day: Lalín cocido, served with the rigor required by a recipe considered part of Galicia’s culinary heritage. The sweet finale is a torrija, designed to extend the after-meal conversation and round off the experience.

This collaboration proposes an honest encounter between two ways of understanding cuisine that share essential values such as product, technique, and gastronomic memory understood in the present. The spirit of Tragabuches—deeply connected to seasonality and Andalusian identity—enters into dialogue with the rigor of the Galician recipe tradition championed by La Molinera, in an event conceived to celebrate winter around the table.

Lalín cocido is an exercise in balance in which every element finds its place. Grelos, chickpeas, and potatoes absorb the broth and coexist with different cuts of pork prepared through long, slow cooking: lacón, pig’s head, pancetta, ribs, tocino, and two varieties of chorizo—meat and onion. The broth acts as the thread that ties the whole dish together and gives meaning to each serving. At Tragabuches, the traditional structure of the dish will be respected, understanding the stew as a complete experience to be enjoyed in successive courses.

Reserve La Molinera Cocido at Tragabuches Marbella – March 12

Andalusia Day falls on a Saturday this year, and Tragabuches opens early to celebrate with a breakfast that is more than food: it’s a tribute.
Starting the day here means enjoying a slow morning, letting the aromas of fresh bread, olive oil, and freshly brewed coffee invite you to linger a little longer.

A breakfast that has it all

The Andalusian breakfast at Tragabuches is pure temptation.
From toast with tomato, olive oil, and Iberian ham to the classic mollete with lard and ham.
Extra virgin olive oil shines in every bite, and artisanal cold cuts bring authentic flavour from the region.
Everything is served with seasonal products and care that makes each detail count.

To accompany every flavour

A breakfast like this calls for a perfect drink: quality coffee, fresh juices, and a touch of tradition with thick, comforting hot chocolate.
At Tragabuches, breakfast is not just about filling your stomach, it’s about celebrating the small rituals that make Andalusia feel close, even in the heart of Madrid.

An experience that invites you to stay

Sitting down to enjoy this Andalusian breakfast is letting yourself be carried away.
Slow conversations, laughter, and shared glances accompany each dish.
It’s a moment to savour without hurry, to start Saturday with energy and joy, and to celebrate the culture and gastronomy of our land.

Celebrate Andalusia Day with us

This Saturday, Tragabuches invites you to experience the essence of Andalusia from the very first bite.
A breakfast designed for those who love to eat well, enjoy morning rituals, and seek a special plan that combines tradition and flavour.

Because Andalusia Day at Tragabuches is not just a breakfast, it’s a memory that begins from the aroma of coffee to the last crumb of bread.

When the day calls for fire

There are days best enjoyed in the glow of midday. And the perfect lunch at Leña Marbella begins right there, unhurried and hungry. That moment when sunlight drifts in softly, the table slowly fills, and time stops mattering. Because the perfect lunch at Leña Marbella isn’t about rushing, only about enjoying. Leña Marbella has that gift. Turning an ordinary lunch into a plan you want to repeat.

Eating well also means knowing how to pause

At midday, the atmosphere is relaxed, bright, and inviting.
This is a place to sit back, talk, and let things flow. The fire is lit, but the pace is calm. Music sets the mood, the room breathes, and everything feels effortless. That’s why the perfect lunch at Leña Marbella works any day of the week. It’s simple luxury, without pretence.

The hits that never miss

Some dishes are recognisable before the first bite.
At Leña Marbella, those classics always make it to the table. Leña’s Burger arrives juicy, bold, and utterly addictive. The kind you eat with your hands and think about for days. The foie gras apple loves to surprise.It looks like dessert, but delivers pure savoury pleasure. And then there’s the meat. Perfectly cut, full-flavoured, and cooked just right by the fire. No need to know techniques here. Just how to enjoy yourself.

Lunches that adapt to you

If the plan is spontaneous, the weekday Steak menu makes it easy. From Monday to Friday, lunch becomes even more tempting. A menu designed to enjoy without complications. Perfect for breaking routine without sacrificing flavour.

Because the perfect lunch at Leña Marbella knows how to be practical. But never boring.

Every ending deserves something sweet

Some lunches call for a little extra at the end. At Leña Marbella, that usually means the Tarta di Rose.

Light, delicate, and just indulgent enough to finish on a high note. A final bite that invites you to linger. Coffee, conversation, and that feeling of having chosen well.
Because eating well is also about that.

A plan worth repeating

Leña Marbella is more than a restaurant. It’s a way of understanding lunch. A place to enjoy, celebrate everyday moments, and treat yourself without excuses. Sometimes, the best plan of the day starts at two. And almost always ends with a promise.
To come back soon for the perfect lunch at Leña Marbella.

Volver a sentarse a la mesa

Enero devuelve el ritmo, las agendas llenas y los días ordenados, pero también trae una oportunidad silenciosa: redescubrir el placer cotidiano de comer bien. Porque la rutina sabe mejor en Grupo Dani García, incluso cuando el despertador suena pronto y el calendario no da tregua. Volver al trabajo no significa renunciar al disfrute, sino aprender a encontrarlo entre semana, en una mesa bien puesta y un plato que reconforta.

Comer bien también es rutina

Hay algo especial en regalarse una pausa a mediodía, en salir de la oficina y cambiar el ruido por conversación y sabores reconocibles. Por eso, la rutina sabe mejor en Grupo Dani García, donde la carta mantiene su carácter y los menús del día se integran con naturalidad. Aquí, comer fuera deja de ser una excepción y se convierte en parte del ritmo diario, sin prisas, sin excesos y con intención.

Leña y el fuego que ordena los días

En Leña Madrid, Marbella y Barcelona, el fuego sigue marcando el compás, incluso cuando la semana avanza rápida y sin margen.

Su carta mantiene esa personalidad directa y sin artificios, donde las brasas hablan claro y cada elección resulta fácil.

El Steak Menu se presenta como un refugio entre semana, equilibrado y rotundo, pensado para quienes quieren comer bien sin alargar el reloj. Una pausa firme, sabrosa y precisa, que hace que volver a la rutina tenga otro sabor.

Tragabuches y la calma del sur

Tragabuches Marbella y Madrid proponen una rutina más cercana, donde la mesa se vive como un espacio de calma y reconocimiento. Su carta conecta con la memoria y el producto, recordando que comer bien también es volver a lo esencial. Andalucía en la mesa resume ese espíritu diario, con platos que reconfortan y sabores que acompañan sin imponerse. Una forma de cuidarse entre semana, sin complicaciones, como en casa, pero mejor.

BiBo y el ritmo que no se pierde

En BiBo Madrid, la rutina no apaga la energía, sino que la transforma en planes ágiles y llenos de sabor. Su carta conserva ese punto viajero y desenfadado que convierte cualquier mediodía en algo distinto. El Fast Good Menu encaja con naturalidad en la semana, rápido sin ser simple y sabroso sin perder carácter. Ideal para quienes quieren comer bien sin desconectarse del pulso de la ciudad.

El lujo de lo cotidiano

Volver a la rutina también es aprender a disfrutar de lo que se repite, de lo que acompaña y de lo que sostiene los días. Por eso, la rutina sabe mejor en Grupo Dani García, cuando comer bien deja de ser un plan puntual y se convierte en costumbre. Porque al final, sentarse a la mesa sigue siendo la mejor forma de empezar cualquier semana.

A Christmas that’s lived around the table

It’s Christmas Eve, an emotion. It’s that moment when the world seems to pause just to feel. Wishing a Merry Christmas from Grupo Dani García is not only a greeting, but also an invitation. A gentle call to enjoy, to celebrate without rushing and to raise a glass to everything beautiful that brings us together at this special time of year.

When wishing Merry Christmas also means sharing

There are Christmases remembered for a hug. For a conversation. For a table filled with laughter. And Grupo Dani García wants to be part of that memory. We want to be there in your toasts, in your plans, in those moments lived calmly and with emotion. Because at Grupo Dani García, Christmas tastes like togetherness, warmth and chosen family.

The gift that doesn’t need wrapping: experiences for two

This year, the best gifts don’t go inside a box. They are lived. At Grupo Dani García, we invite you to surprise someone special with our experiences for two, perfect for Christmas and Epiphany. These are plans that move you. Details that say “I thought of you.” Moments created to enjoy together, slowly, with that spark that only appears when the table brings together the people who matter most.
And yes, it’s the gift that never fails. Because you’re not giving an object. You’re giving time, emotion and memories that last forever.

Christmas Edition: limited edition, endless excitement

This festive season comes with something truly special: our Christmas Edition. Unique experiences, available only until January 6, created to celebrate the season as it deserves. Each brand has its own proposal. Each one with its own personality. All of them include a menu and drinks for two people.
They’re the perfect plan for those who love enjoying life. For those who want to savor every moment. For those who understand that celebrating is also an act of affection. Because when you gift a Christmas Edition, you’re not just giving an experience. You’re giving excitement, surprise and an unforgettable moment.

Christmas, Epiphany… and the desire to keep celebrating

Christmas flies by. Epiphany arrives in a heartbeat. But experiences remain in our memory. That’s why we keep repeating it with joy: Merry Christmas from Grupo Dani García. Because we want to be with you today, tomorrow and always. We want you to keep celebrating, to continue being part of your happiest moments.

We raise a toast with you

Today we toast to everything we’ve lived. To what’s coming next. To the magic still ahead. Thank you for being there, for sharing your table and your life with us. Merry Christmas from Grupo Dani García. May the hugs keep coming. May celebrations never be missing. And may we continue creating unforgettable memories together.

Christmas tastes like Grupo Dani García because it speaks of gatherings, of going back for seconds, and of toasting without hurry. It’s that time when food stops being routine and becomes a shared memory. At home or out, eating well is almost an emotional tradition.

The celebration

At Christmas, the sea always finds its way to the table. Prawns, gently warmed langoustines, and shellfish eaten slowly, almost in silence. These are dishes that need no introduction or speech. Just the sound of peeling them and a glass close by. At Lobito de Mar, that spirit is instantly familiar. The sea is served with joy, without artifice, and enjoyed as a simple luxury. That’s often how the celebration begins.

A meeting point

There is no Christmas without perfectly sliced jamón. It’s the dish that brings generations together around the table. There’s always someone getting up for one more slice.Jamón doesn’t understand schedules or turns. It appears before everyone sits down and stays as the after-dinner conversation stretches on. At Tragabuches, that essence is very present. Tradition, product, and flavour recognised from the first bite.

Meat to share without rushing

Christmas also calls for dishes placed at the centre of the table. Juicy, hot meats, made to be served and served again. Here, fire takes centre stage and brings everyone together. At Leña, this way of understanding meat connects naturally with the Christmas spirit. Dishes that comfort, enjoyed without saying much. Just knowing looks and used napkins. Christmas tastes like Grupo Dani García when fire sets the rhythm.

The art of lingering at the table

Christmas is not just about eating. It’s about staying. Ordering another glass, talking about the year, and toasting again. Restaurants become refuges where no one is in a hurry. BiBo represents the more carefree side of celebration. Familiar flavours, a lively atmosphere, and tables where everything flows.
Because celebrating is also about having fun without overthinking it.

Tradition reimagined, without complications

Christmas dishes don’t need long explanations. They need flavour, memory, and emotion.
Seafood, jamón, and meat speak a shared language. Grupo Dani García understands a cuisine that connects with what we already know. Without losing identity, but without breaking tradition. Christmas tastes like Grupo Dani García because it respects who we are. And serves it with its own style.

Dining out is also tradition

More and more people celebrate Christmas away from home. Not for convenience, but for the joy of it.
Sitting down, toasting, and letting go. Restaurants become stages for new memories.mLaughter, spontaneous photos, and dishes remembered afterwards.
Celebrating this way is also part of modern Christmas.
And Grupo Dani García embraces that change naturally.

A table that brings it all together

Christmas is a mix. Of generations, flavours, and moments. Seafood to open the meal. Jamón that never seems to run out. Meats that comfort. After-dinner conversations that stretch without warning. Christmas tastes like Grupo Dani García because it brings all of this together. And turns it into an experience you want to repeat every year.