Ultra-LuxuryBeach
San Sebastián, Spain
136 rooms
Opened 1912
Charles Mewès (Architect of Ritz Paris)
San Sebastián, Spain
Dining guide
Hotel Maria Cristina San Sebastian Dining Guide
Dining spans pan-Asian gastronomy at Café Saigon, Basque tapas and craft cocktails in the glamorous Dry San Sebastián Bar by Javier de las Muelas, and hands-on Basque culinary classes at the Mimo Cooking School.
2 dining venues and experiences
Before you book dinner
- Café Saigon serves lunch (1-3:30pm) and dinner (8-11pm).
- Dry San Sebastián Bar operates daily from 11:00am until 1:00am.
- Mimo cooking classes take place daily (advance reservation required).
Café Saigon San Sebastián
Pan-Asian gastronomy, Vietnamese, Thai & fresh Basque seafood
Serving Chef-curated Asian specialties, crispy duck, steamed sea bass, dim sum, and international wines daily from 1:00pm to 11:00pm.
Full guide →Dry San Sebastián & Mimo Culinary
Basque pintxos, craft cocktails by Javier de las Muelas & cooking classes
Serving artisan Dry martinis, local Basque pintxos, Txakoli wine, and offering daily cooking masterclasses from 11:00am until 1:00am.
Full guide →Hotel Maria Cristina San Sebastian dining FAQ
- What is Mimo San Sebastián?
- Mimo is the on-site gourmet cooking school offering hands-on Basque cooking classes, wine tastings, and pintxos tours.
- What is Dry San Sebastián Bar?
- Dry Bar is the hotel’s glamorous cocktail lounge created in partnership with renowned mixologist Javier de las Muelas.
- What cuisine is at Café Saigon?
- Café Saigon serves refined pan-Asian cuisine featuring Vietnamese, Thai, and fresh Basque seafood specialties.
- What are the dining hours for Café Saigon?
- Café Saigon is open for lunch from 1:00pm to 3:30pm and dinner from 8:00pm to 11:00pm.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026