Good place to take a drink with your friends…read more It is a gay-bar, but all type of people come here.

Menu in pictures. Hot pintxos made to order within 1 to 5 minutes. dont fet scared off by the…read morecrowds outside as there may be seats inside

Charming spot to have a snack and some txakoli right across the bridge from Casco Viejo. Sit on the…read morepatio and people watch for a spot or two. Fantastic, friendly service, too!

Came for late lunch with friends. I'd describe it as casual atmosphere with benches and chairs…read moreoutdoors and tables indoors. They have wide variety of foods which included dim sum, sushi and nachos. The service is a bit slow but I think you expect that in Spain. You need to look for the waiter sometimes. The food tended to be saltier than I would like but again in Spain I think they like it saltier.

Super casual bar we stumbled upon on while walking in Casco Viejo and it didn't disappoint…read more Service was amazing, food was excellent! And the price is very reasonable!

This was one of the first pintxo bars we visited in Plaza Nueva. The food was delicious; we tried…read morethe croqueta pintxo and a gilda, and the Txakoli was good as well. This location was also the only place where they served the Txakoli in a chilled wine glass. We were lucky as the place was empty, but later that evening, you couldn't even get in to order. It just goes to show how good their pintxos are!

Had a hankering for fries and this place scratched that itch. We were given several options for…read moredipping sauces and opted for the aioli and ketchup. All good!

Stumbled into this little pub while wandering through historic Bilbao on a rainy April day and had…read morethe best Spanish Omlette here. Unpretentious, homey and comfortable. Beware - no English spoken and they don't serve off the menu until after 1pm.

A neat little neighborhood tapas place that I found based on a referral from a tour guide. At 9:30…read morePM on a weeknight, there was a good bunch of folks at the high tops outside and a half-dozen bros drinking beers and having a good time outside. So I decided it was worthy and went inside for dinner. The menu is printed on several pages and this, they do it properly with English, Spanish, etc. on separate pages but IN THE SAME ORDER. So once you work out that you want "Fried Green Peppers" on the English page, there it is on the Spanish page. I did have the peppers to start and they were very good. My worry that they were going to be "Jalapeno hot" was unfounded as they were simply delicious and easy to eat. For mains, I chose the shrimp and they were served whole. I'm not a fan of whole shrimps with head and tails and legs still on, but I worked through it. A good portion and they were also dusted with a coarse sea salt. Very delicious, slightly messy but enough napkins and I was good to go. The "House Rioja" was nice and crisp with the shrimp. My first meal in Bilbao and I'm off to a great start!

Wow! The best pintxos I had in Bilbao, maybe in all of my trip. They have cheese - only cheese…read morepintxos. This is the highest quality of cheese, from a crepe with cheese and mushrooms, to idiazabal cheese whipped with honey, other cheeses with Chile pepper jelly, Gorgonzola with quince, and much more. You can have them cold or toasted. They also have a large selection of drinks, but I was more than enough happy with water. Good service, too. This is not in the old town, but about 15 minutes from the Intermodal station.

A cheese pintxo paradise! Wonderful bar where you can eat endless variations of cheese-centric…read morepintxos. Try the crepe with hongos, cheese with garlic, cheese with onions, and so on! Great service and served piping hot!

Incredible cocktail bar, beyond friendly proprietor. Stopped in a few times, had some nice chats,…read moreand the best vermut preparados in town. Adore this spot! Make sure to have some drinks here when in town.

I had mo idea a place like this existed in Bilbao. Mostly classic cocktails to a wise ranging crowd…read moreold and young. It's a deranged railway cars spaces with multi levels and bars. The mist surprising thing is the vast collection of rare Japanese whiskey . Hibiki 30 anyone? It's only 1100€! We stuck with the mow ubiquitous Spanish styled gin & tonics. Next thing we know it's 4am and some chick is way passed out across from us and a dude with a cerveza is surely inter dimensionally traveling based on how he's wobbling around the room