Zahara de los Atunes tapas bar in national finals

Zahara de los Atunes Tapas e — CHEEKY: Chef Manuel Alba Chico's rendang tapas

CHEEKY: Chef Manuel Alba Chico's rendang tapas — CHEEKY: Chef Manuel Alba Chico’s rendang tapas

A ZAHARA de los Atunes tapas bar is hoping to gobble up a major national award.

La Esquina de Catalina is one of 48 Spanish restaurants battling at the ninth Concurso Nacional de Pinchos y Tapas in Valladolid between November 9 and 11.

Representing Cadiz, chef Manuel Alba Chico, whose rendang tapas – an Indonesian-influenced stewed cheek and tomato concoction – took second prize at the 2015 Ruta del Retinto de Zahara.

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