Lots of beers on tap that you usually cannot get in Spain!! We didn't eat much, just the fried pork…read morerinds, on two visits (we went to days in a row!) and I can't recall what they call it, not fried pork rinds... so good The mango colada was a little sweet but the beers were good!! Super friendly service and staff speaks English

Chill bar, we stopped by on a Tuesday afternoon for a quick drink. It was quiet, but they have a…read morevariety of beers on tap. I got an IPA and it was pretty good. They have free WiFi for those in need (like me), free WiFi doesn't seem to be as big of a staple as in other European cities. They play modern music and also have patio seating.

One of the better places to listen to music in Vitoria, depending on your tastes…read more The first time I walked in Digital by Joy Division was pounding away in the background and mostly the music continued in to play in a similarly high qualitied and sometimes very eclectic vein This was always a nice stop off point on a night out in the old town. Whilst here you can also take the opportunity to try the local gut killing tipple Kalimotxo. Kalimotxo is a sometimes tasty othetimes horrific (often depending on your own mindset at the time) mix of cheap red wine and coke. Somehow the sugary cola balances out the vinegar in the cheap wine to create the local equivalent of special brew. Nearby on Calle Kutxiarria in the old town there are even a few bars specifically for drinking games played with the stuff. Back to Bodegon, there's good music, it's open till fairly late and usually a good mixed crowd. This is definitely a bar to visit on a long night out in Vitoria.

This is a great bar that has some delicious tapas. It seems to me like it's the local football…read more(soccer) bar or sports bar. It's pretty much no frills, and standard fare, save a couple of tapas that I'd not seen before, so of course, I had to get them. Titanic, by virtue of being on the Camino de Santiago, sees it's fair share of pilgrims. I believe the day that we went, there was a pretty important soccer game on (I don't remember who was playing). All eyes were on the TVs. The staff doesn't speak much English, but we spoke enough Spanish to get by, and they do have an English menu. We had some wine, Mahon (beer) and ordered some Pimientos de Padron and embuchado. The peppers were awesome. They were blistered perfectly and I actually wanted to lose the padron pepper roulette (google it), but alas, I did not. I kept winning. They also had embuchado, which in their display case, looks very much like the core of a baseball. It's basically a baseball sized ball of pork. I was intrigued, and so I ordered it. It was delicious and I highly recommend it. It doesn't come out as a ball anymore, but I thought it was an interesting presentation. Certainly much more appealing than a pile of meat in the cooler. I'd come back here for sure. It's right on the strip with all the tapas restaurants and they have wonderful food.