The last thing you expect in a mansion such as this, the stone façade of which has, over the centuries, witnessed the passing of pilgrims heading to Santiago de Compostela along the Way of St James, is innovative cuisine that is well worth a break in your journey.Its interior is both rustic and contemporary in style, with three separate sections: the dining area at the entrance; the fine-dining room upstairs; plus an exclusive space (with just three tables) where you can eat while watching the chefs at work. Chef David Yárnoz prepares sincere, creative cuisine that is captivating in terms of both its aesthetics and its flavour, and always showcases the outstanding produce of the Navarra region. This is demonstrated on a single surprise menu (Clásicos y Evolución) featuring the restaurant’s signature dishes alongside its more recent creations.