Bardal | Benito Gómez | Restaurante en Ronda

Fine dining restaurant · Ronda

Bardal | Benito Gómez | Restaurante en Ronda

Fine dining restaurant · Ronda

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C. José Aparicio, 1, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain

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Two Michelin stars, creative cuisine, local ingredients, tasting menus  

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C. José Aparicio, 1, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain Get directions

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C. José Aparicio, 1, 29400 Ronda, Málaga, Spain Get directions

+34 951 48 98 28
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"Some people call Ronda the “city of dreams”. But without drifting off into reverie, we are indeed talking about one of the most beautiful towns in Andalucia, where Bardal, not far from the impressive bridge over El Tajo de Ronda, is now a flagship of the local restaurant scene. Here, chef Benito Gómez, a Catalan by birth who has made the region his home, cooks up creative cuisine, steering clear of gimmickry and labels, while the recognisable flavours in his cooking have a connection to local tradition and are transformed into a subtle interplay of contrasts and textures. Diners are given a choice of two tasting menus with different numbers of courses (Bardal and Gran Menú Bardal). Both come with wine-pairing options and a trolley with a large selection of cheeses prior to dessert. One section of the menu we especially liked was the trilogy of grilled heart of lettuce with a beef emulsion, Bágoa peas with Payoyo cheese, and chicken skin and shrimp." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/andalucia/ronda/restaurant/bardal
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Michelin Announces 2020 Stars for Spain and Portugal | Eater

"A Málaga restaurant that received two Michelin stars in the latest guide, joining the group of five Spanish venues newly promoted to that level." - Monica Burton

https://www.eater.com/2019/11/22/20977585/michelin-stars-spain-portugal-guide-2020
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MICHELIN Guide Spain & Portugal 2020 Selection

"The restaurant Bardal in Ronda (Malaga), where chef Benito Gómez is committed to a creative cuisine with recognizable flavors." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/us/en/article/news-and-views/michelin-guide-spain-portugal-2020-results
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zane peeters

Google
Our lunch at this Michelin-recognized establishment was a pleasant and well-paced culinary experience. From the moment we arrived, the staff offered a warm welcome and promptly guided us to our table. Service throughout the evening was attentive, with our glasses consistently refilled and dishes arriving at a steady, thoughtful rhythm. The interior, while elegant, had a minor drawback—spare cutlery placed behind us occasionally distracted from our focus on the storytelling and composition of the dishes. The waitstaff were courteous and clearly made an effort to explain each course; however, at times, the local Spanish accent made some of the English explanations difficult to fully grasp. That said, the team was quick to clarify when asked, and their professionalism never wavered. A small technical issue with the wine preservation system (not due to staff error) resulted in a slight spill, but this did not detract from the overall wine experience, which was otherwise superb. The food itself was exceptional across the board. Every course was thoughtfully conceived and well-executed, culminating in a standout moment: the second-to-last dessert, an inventive and unexpectedly delightful mushroom-based dish that showed real creativity and finesse. Overall, this was a polished and rewarding dining experience.

Coen Suurs

Google
Going to a two star restaurant raises expectations. Bardal did not disappoint at anything. Nice setting, friendly waiters. We went for the Bardal menu with the cheese-add-on (because who can resist a cheese cart anyway) which was plenty so glad we did not opt for the grand menu. Bardal offers two kinds of wine pairing. The entry level is called “Selection” while, confusingly, the ‘prestige’ level is called “wine pairing”. Normally we love a ‘prestige’ pairing but the price difference seemed too high for us (€215 versus €100). The wine certainly did not disappoint, in fact, I typically don’t always like the quality of the wine poured at wine pairings but I just like having my food paired with agreeable wines. The wines from Bardal’s Selection pairing however were outstanding, as was the pairing in general. Well deserved accolades from Michelin! Muchas Gracias!

Patrick ter Wee

Google
A very welcoming atmosphere and very recommendable food. The wine pairings and the explanations with it were very informative. The whole experience was just great and very entertaining! Ordering tea after dinner was an experience on its own. We’ll definitely be back!

Stephen Arnold

Google
I had dinner with the wine pairing, which I would highly recommend, although be prepared for 10 glasses of wine. The food is astonishing, the service was fantastic and the atmosphere as one would expect - hushed and relaxed. Bardal justifies its two stars and is a must visit if you’re in Ronda and enjoy fine dining.

ALEXANDRA BLIZNETS

Google
We have chosen Bardal for my birthday as we live in Marbella and it was nice to have a day in Ronda. The food was amazing, service was good (thought the staff was robotic and does not look welcoming ) and wine pairing was a huge disappointment. I mean it’s not our first experience in Michelin star restaurant with wine pairing and never ever I had to ask to top up the glass and even feel guilty about it 😒 The portions of wine and Champaign were ridiculously small, you could not even accompany food with it as literary was for one sip. Absolutely overpriced (100 euros pp, siх almost empty glasses for 16 course tasting menu), felt like a rip off when we received a bill for almost 600 euros. Not a pleasant experience, unfortunately 🙁

Ingo Meyer (ingoism)

Google
One word: excellent. The food, the flavours, the wine pairings, the service, the setting. This was our introduction to Spanish star cuisine and we could not find a fault if we wanted. A menu at Bardal is the perfect follow-up to a visit to the Picasso Museum in Malaga. Because Benito Gómez and his outstanding crew achieve the same degree of abstraction (in terms of tastes and flavours) combined with a substantial concreteness that the painter does. This was really something...thank you.

Luis Felipe de Oliveira

Google
One of the best food experiences in my life. Bardal from the chef Benito Gomez is an incredible choice in the hearth of Ronda. Strongly suggest that you take the menu with the paired wines as well. The restaurant is casual, but the food is spectacular and the chef Benito is super accessible.

Steven Casteele

Google
A well deserved two star Michelin restaurant. Not only is the food top notch, but the staff is outstanding!