Arzak: Since 1897

Arzak: Since 1897

Arzak: Since 1897

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Arzak: Since 1897

2020

1h 10m

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The story of the transformation of traditional cooking into nouvelle cuisine through 100 years of history at Donostia's Arzak restaurant, run by Juan Mari Arzak and his daughter Elena Arzak.

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12 members

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Juan María Arzak

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Juan María Arzak

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Elena Arzak

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Elena Arzak

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Marta Arzak

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Karlos Arguiñano

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Karlos Arguiñano

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Pedro Subijana

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Ferran Adrià

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Dabiz Muñoz

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Dabiz Muñoz

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Joan Roca i Fontané

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Joan Roca i Fontané

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Andoni Luis Aduriz

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Andoni Luis Aduriz

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Igor Zalakain

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Xabi Gutierrez

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Kontxi Beobide

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