Almería

Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Almería from the En Primeur Club guide.

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Accolades in Almería

wine lists and extensive wine lists accompany tasting menus and seafood cooking in Almería. Almería’s dining scene in our guide has 20 restaurants and one hotel. Michelin Plate recognition is held by Tony García Espacio Gastronómico in the Avenida Hotel area, Ginés Peregrín in Almería, Asador Marino Tinta Negra in the Almería old quarter and VIVO Gourmet in La Vega de Acá. Tony García Espacio Gastronómico serves tasting menus, à la carte dishes and small plates with local Almerian vegetables, an extensive wine list. Ginés Peregrín serves surprise tasting menus, including a plant-forward Verde menu, with Japanese, Peruvian, Mexican and Dutch influences, red gambas and an extensive wine list. VIVO Gourmet serves aged meats, Rubia Gallega, Wagyu, Angus and 60-day Friesian, with Extremaduran charcuterie and Peruvian-inflected starters, and offers a tasting menu. Asador Marino Tinta Negra grills daily-sourced fish and seafood over open flame.

Best fine dining and tasting menus

Tony García Espacio Gastronómico, Ginés Peregrín and Travieso offer tasting menus, wine lists and extensive wine lists.

Tony García Espacio Gastronómico
In the Avenida Hotel area, this open-kitchen restaurant pairs a wine list with tasting menus, à la carte dishes and small plates. The restaurant uses local Almerian vegetables and holds Michelin Plate recognition from 2026 and a We’re Smart World 5 Radishes rating from 2025.
Ginés Peregrín
In Almería, Ginés Peregrín combines modern Mediterranean cooking with Japanese, Peruvian, Mexican and Dutch influences. The restaurant offers surprise tasting menus and an extensive wine list, with a plant-forward Verde menu alongside dishes built around local produce such as red gambas.
Travieso
In a residential district, Travieso is a contemporary room from Dani Muñoz that works across à la carte, small plates and tasting menu formats. Its wine list and Michelin Plate recognition sit alongside seasonal local ingredients and a modern take on Almeriense cooking.

Best seafood and grill-led rooms

The seafood pick is Asador Marino Tinta Negra in the Almería old quarter, which grills daily-sourced fish and seafood over open flame. The meat picks are VIVO Gourmet in La Vega de Acá, serving aged Rubia Gallega, Wagyu, Angus and 60-day Friesian with Extremaduran charcuterie and Peruvian-inflected starters, and New kebab BBQ in Almeria, serving halal kebab BBQ.

Asador Marino Tinta Negra
In the Almería old quarter, this grill-led restaurant focuses on daily-sourced fish and seafood over open flame. The wine list and extensive wine list support a room that keeps its Castilian atmosphere while moving away from a traditional meat-only asador format.
VIVO Gourmet
In La Vega de Acá, VIVO Gourmet centres its menu on aged meats, Peruvian-inflected starters and a gourmet product counter. It also carries a wine list and Michelin Plate recognition.
New kebab BBQ
In Almeria, New kebab BBQ is halal fast food run by a husband-and-wife team. The restaurant serves halal kebab BBQ from an à la carte menu built around fire and meat.

Planning FAQ

How many Michelin-starred restaurants are in Almería in your guide?

Almería has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. Tony García Espacio Gastronómico and Ginés Peregrín hold Michelin Plate recognition from 2026. Both offer tasting menus, à la carte dishes, wine lists and extensive wine lists.

Which neighbourhoods matter most for wine-led dining in Almería?

wine lists and extensive wine lists are in the Avenida Hotel area at Tony García Espacio Gastronómico, in Almería at Ginés Peregrín, in the Almería old quarter at Asador Marino Tinta Negra and in La Vega de Acá at VIVO Gourmet.

Where do I find tasting menus in Almería?

Tasting menus appear at Tony García Espacio Gastronómico, Ginés Peregrín, Travieso and VIVO Gourmet. Ginés Peregrín serves surprise tasting menus of 5 or 7 courses, including a plant-forward Verde menu. Tony García Espacio Gastronómico, Travieso and VIVO Gourmet each serve a tasting menu beside à la carte dishes and small plates.

Which venues in Almería hold Michelin recognition?

Tony García Espacio Gastronómico, Ginés Peregrín, Asador Marino Tinta Negra, VIVO Gourmet and Travieso all carry Michelin Plate recognition in our guide. They cover modern Mediterranean cooking, seafood, grill-led dining and contemporary fusion.

By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards

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Tony García Espacio Gastronómico

On the ground floor of the Avenida Hotel, Tony García Espacio Gastronómico channels Almería's extraordinary agricultural abundance into a menu that moves between tradition and contemporary technique. Two Michelin Plates and a We're Smart five-radish rating confirm its standing as the province's most serious advocate for plant-forward fine dining. The €€ price range makes it one of southern Spain's more accessible addresses at this level of creative ambition.

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Ginés Peregrín

A Michelin Plate holder on Calle Méndez, Ginés Peregrín brings contemporary Mediterranean cooking to Almería with influences drawn from Japan, Mexico, Peru, and the Netherlands. The 5- or 7-course tasting menus, including the plant-forward Verde menu, sit alongside an à la carte that spotlights local produce such as red gambas from the Almería coast.

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Asador Marino Tinta Negra

A Michelin Plate-recognised asador in Almería's old quarter that has pivoted from the traditional meat-forward grill format to centre its menu on daily-sourced fish and seafood. The dining rooms retain a Castilian atmosphere, complete with a striking black-and-white octopus mural, while the kitchen runs a grill-led approach with produce driven by what arrives each morning. At the €€ price tier, it sits comfortably within Almería's accessible fine dining bracket.

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VIVO Gourmet

A Michelin Plate-recognised address in Almería's La Vega de Acá district, VIVO Gourmet runs a modern à la carte built around aged meats, Rubia Gallega, Wagyu, Angus and 60-day Friesian, alongside Extremaduran charcuterie, Peruvian-inflected starters, and a gourmet product counter. The €€ price point.

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Travieso

Travieso sits in a residential quarter of Almería, away from the tourist-facing dining strip, where Dani Muñoz runs a modern menu anchored in seasonal and locally sourced ingredients. The à la carte moves from informal tapas-style small plates through more composed dishes, earning consecutive Michelin Plate recognition in 2024 and 2025. At the €€ price tier, it offers one of the city's more considered approaches to contemporary Andalusian cooking.

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New kebab BBQ

On Calle Lopan in central Almería, New Kebab BBQ represents the kind of everyday grill counter that anchors working-class neighbourhoods across southern Spain, a direct proposition of fire, meat, and the sourcing traditions that connect this corner of Andalusia to the broader eastern Mediterranean. No awards, no reservations protocol, no dress code. Just the fundamentals, priced for the street.

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Exe Almería Centro

Exe Almería Centro occupies Plaza de las Flores in the heart of Almería's city centre, placing guests within walking distance of the cathedral quarter and the Alcazaba. The hotel sits in a category of urban Spanish mid-range properties that prioritise location over resort amenities, a practical base for travellers whose interest lies in the city itself rather than the perimeter of a pool deck.

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