Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Girona from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Girona
Girona’s starred restaurants in our guide sit in Sant Francesc, Old Town Girona and Centro, each with a different approach to modern Catalan cooking.
El Celler de Can Roca in Sant Francesc is a three-Michelin-starred restaurant with an exceptional, sommelier-led wine programme and a tasting menu format. Its awards also include repeated Michelin 3 Stars listings and long-standing recognition from The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, with over 30 courses shaped by the Roca brothers.
Massana in Old Town Girona holds one Michelin star and works with both tasting menu and a la carte formats. The room sits in Girona’s serious fine-dining tier with a more intimate tone than the city’s most theatrical tables.
Divinum in Centro holds 1 Michelin star and pairs modern Catalan fine dining with a sommelier-led wine programme. The restaurant offers tasting menus and a la carte service, and its kitchen uses a modern-Catalan register with two tasting menus and half-portions.
El Celler de Can Roca in Sant Francesc and Terram in Girona Old Town run tasting menus. BionBo in Old Town Girona runs a tasting menu and a set menu.
El Celler de Can Roca in Sant Francesc builds its meal around a tasting menu with over 30 courses and an exceptional wine programme. The restaurant has an extensive, sommelier-led list.
BionBo in Old Town Girona works with tasting menu and set menu formats, with plant-forward cooking that changes seasonally. Its prebiotic focus, rotating structure and We're Smart World 3 Radishes award place it among Girona’s more ingredient-led dining rooms.
Terram in Girona Old Town runs a tasting menu with six to twelve courses and an entirely chef-led service. The room works with local producer relationships, has a wine list, and holds a Macarfi 7.8 Food Rating (2026).
Sant Francesc, Old Town Girona and Centro hold Girona’s Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. El Celler de Can Roca is in Sant Francesc, Massana is in Old Town Girona, and Divinum is in Centro.
There are 3 Michelin-starred restaurants in our Girona guide, and they hold 5 Michelin stars in total. El Celler de Can Roca has 3 stars, while Massana and Divinum each have 1 star, and all three appear in our guide for Girona.
Sant Francesc, Old Town Girona, Barri Vell and Centro cover the main tasting-menu options in our guide. El Celler de Can Roca, Massana, Divinum, BionBo and Nexe all offer tasting-menu formats, while Terram in Girona Old Town runs a dedicated tasting menu.
El Celler de Can Roca in Sant Francesc, Divinum in Centro and VII in Plaça del Vi are the wine-led names in our guide. El Celler has an exceptional, sommelier-led programme, Divinum is sommelier-led, and VII pours natural and conventional wines.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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El Celler de Can Roca sits at the high-theatre end of Girona dining, where Catalan hospitality, progressive Spanish technique and the Spanish habit of shared anticipation are stretched into a formal tasting-menu language. Its three Michelin stars, 99-point La Liste score for 2026 and long history on The World's 50 Best Restaurants make it a benchmark for travellers comparing Girona with Barcelona, Madrid and the wider Iberian creative circuit.
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A Michelin-starred family restaurant with more than three decades at Carrer Bonastruc de Porta, Massana sits in Girona's serious fine-dining tier alongside El Celler de Can Roca but occupies a different register: warmer, more intimate, and grounded in a kitchen tradition that has evolved across generations. Ranked #370 in Opinionated About Dining's Top Restaurants in Europe for 2024, it earns its place through consistency rather than spectacle.
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The kitchen works a modern-Catalan register, drawing on deep regional larder, Maresme peas, seasonal escalivada, a 20-variety cheese trolley, with two tasting menus and a flexible à la carte that includes half-portions. Closed Monday and Sunday; open for lunch and dinner Tuesday through Saturday.
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Normal occupies a quiet corner of Girona's historic centre, offering traditional Catalan cooking at a price point well below the Roca family's flagship. The menu revolves around seasonal vegetables, regional stews, and family recipes executed by chef Elisabet Nolla. A Michelin Plate holder and Opinionated About Dining Casual pick for 2025, it sits at the accessible end of a dining family that also runs El Celler de Can Roca.
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SiNoFos occupies a Plaça de Catalunya address in Girona with an industrial-inflected, black-palette interior that signals its urban intent from the doorstep. Holding a Michelin Plate for two consecutive years (2024 and 2025) and recognised by Opinionated About Dining Casual Europe 2025, the restaurant builds a broad à la carte around Galician beef, Blanes auction fish, tinned goods, offal, rice, and vegetarian sections alongside tasting menu options.
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Pocavergonya holds a Michelin Plate (2025), placing it among Girona's more considered mid-range options. The kitchen works an à la carte format with daily suggestions that fold local Catalan produce into Asian technique, served partly at a Japanese-inspired counter where the chef finishes dishes tableside. Seasonal ingredients like sea cucumbers and teardrop peas signal when to visit.
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BionBo on Carrer del Carme puts prebiotic thinking at the centre of daily cooking, with Chef Xavier Aguado building a rotating, seasonally constrained menu around plant-forward ingredients that read as both considered and genuinely pleasurable. In a city defined by ambitious tasting menus, this is a quieter, more ingredient-led proposition, one where the sourcing logic is the point, not the backdrop.
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A Michelin Plate holder in Girona's old quarter, Cipresaia serves traditional Catalan and European cooking with measured contemporary inflections at mid-range prices. The à la carte menu carries references to cinema alongside its regional grounding. At the €€ price point, it occupies a practical and reliable position in a city better known for its three-Michelin-starred headliners.
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A Michelin Plate-listed contemporary restaurant on a quiet medieval street in Girona's old quarter, Nexe positions itself as a connector between the dining room and small-scale Catalan producers. The menu runs both à la carte and a set format, with contemporary technique given an occasional Asian inflection. At the €€€ price point, it occupies a considered middle tier in one of Spain's most competitive provincial dining cities.
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Rocambolesc is Girona's gelato counter from Jordi Roca, the dessert mind behind El Celler de Can Roca. Ranked #34 on Opinionated About Dining's Cheap Eats in Europe list in 2024, it occupies a distinct tier in the city's food scene: serious technique, accessible format. Open daily from 10:30am on Carrer de les Hortes, it draws both locals and visitors making the broader Girona circuit.
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Six tables, two chefs, and a menu that scales from six to twelve courses: Terram operates on Carrer de Santa Llúcia in Girona's quieter residential edge, running an entirely chef-led service rooted in local producer relationships. Plant-based adaptations are handled without hesitation, and the format, from recycled scaffolding-board tables to shared cutlery rests made from reclaimed kitchen tiles, reflects a consistent set of material choices rather than a decorative gesture.
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Camiral Bella's belongs to the Girona dining conversation where produce, proximity, and resort dining increasingly overlap. Its interest lies less in spectacle than in how a destination restaurant can reflect Catalonia’s inland pantry while giving travellers a calmer alternative to the city’s more formal dining rooms.
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Camiral Bistro belongs to the quieter side of Girona dining: ingredient-led, resort-adjacent, and shaped by the produce logic of inland Catalonia rather than city-centre theatrics. Its appeal is less about ceremony than setting, with a bistro format that suits travellers pairing Girona’s food culture with time outside the old town.
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Casa Heras sits in Girona’s compact old-city dining orbit, where Catalan tradition, tourist footfall, and small-format restaurants overlap. With little public positioning around chef, price, awards, or format, it reads less as a trophy booking than as a local address to weigh against Girona’s clearer traditional, contemporary, and casual options.
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A Michelin Key-awarded boutique hotel in a restored 11th-century convent near the French border, Hotel Mas Lazuli sits in the Costa Brava's quieter inland reaches, 30 minutes from Girona. Seventeen rooms combine original beamed ceilings with contemporary earth-tone interiors, while the kitchen draws on produce grown on the property itself.
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Hotel Esperit Roca occupies a restored 19th-century fortress on a mountaintop outside Girona, operating as the Roca brothers' expansion beyond El Celler de Can Roca's 45-seat waiting list. The 15-room boutique hotel combines hardwood floors, cork ceilings, and 360-degree Empordà views with a dessert-centric tasting menu and an on-site distillery and wine cellar.
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Camiral sits along the N-II corridor south of Girona, operating as one of Spain's few resort-scale properties to hold both a La Liste Top Hotels recognition (95 points, 2026) and Leading Hotels of the World membership. The property centres on golf and wellness infrastructure, with a dining programme that reflects the broader Costa Brava tradition of produce-led Catalan cooking.
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A sensitively restored 18th-century baroque palace in Girona's Old Quarter, Hotel Palau Fugit offers a rare combination of historic architecture and contemporary art in a boutique retreat format. The Romanesque courtyard garden sets the tone: a property where texture, age, and quiet are the amenities. For travellers treating Girona as a destination rather than a stopover, it sits in a distinct tier.
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Boutique Hotel Villa Gala sits on Carrer Solitari in Girona's historic core, Michelin Selected for 2025 and positioned among the city's smaller, design-conscious lodging options. The address puts guests within walking distance of the medieval old town, the Onyar river houses, and a restaurant scene anchored by one of Spain's most closely watched dining addresses. For travellers who want proximity to the city's cultural weight without the scale of a full-service hotel, Villa Gala occupies a precise niche.
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Camiral, A Quinta do Lago Resort sits along the N-II corridor outside Girona, carrying Michelin Selected status in the 2025 hotels guide. The property occupies a tier of resort hospitality where golf infrastructure, landscape setting, and service personalisation converge at a scale that smaller Girona properties cannot match. It is the reference point for guests who want a full resort format without leaving the Costa Brava hinterland.
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A Michelin Selected property on Girona's Nord street, Hotel Nord 1901 Superior occupies a historic address within walking distance of the old city's medieval walls and cathedral quarter. The hotel's position places it in a compact tier of character-led stays that serve as a quieter counterpoint to the Costa Brava resort circuit, and its Michelin recognition for 2025 signals a level of hospitality consistency worth noting for travellers planning time in one of Catalonia's most rewarding cities.
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A Michelin Selected property in the Empordà countryside outside Girona, Mas Falgarona occupies a restored Catalan farmhouse where the architecture of thick stone walls and rural setting does much of the editorial work. For travellers who position Girona as a base for the Costa Brava and Alt Empordà wine country, it represents the quieter, design-led end of the regional accommodation market.
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Positioned on Carrer del Nord in Girona's historic centre, Hotel Ciutat de Girona occupies a city that has become one of Catalonia's most discussed travel destinations, partly on the strength of its Michelin-starred restaurant scene and its medieval stone quarter. The hotel places guests within walking distance of the Onyar riverfront, the cathedral, and the Call, Girona's preserved Jewish quarter.
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On Girona's Plaça del Vi, VII has earned recognition from Star Wine List 2026, placing it among Spain's better-regarded bars for its drinks programme. The address puts it at the social centre of the old city, where the square's medieval arcades frame an evening that leans toward serious wine and considered pours rather than volume drinking.
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Cavas Castillo de Perelada S.A. gives Girona wine travel a rare split-screen format: medieval estate heritage on one side, a contemporary sustainability-led cellar on the other. The point is not only the castle setting, but the way Empordà DO wines are framed through site, architecture, and a polished tasting structure.
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