Km. 0 - San Sebastian

It’s very hard to find good Vegetarian good in Spain but more so Vegan foods. This place is not where all the tourists hang out and a good walk over the main bridge. Even though the staff are limited in the English language they do have a menu in English. You can enjoy a 3 course meal for 14 Euro. For entree We ordered the Zucchini Cold Soup with roasted Asparagus. The Pasta and the Lentil Salad. The soup was creamy and delicious. The salad had heaps of flavour and the Pasta so yummy! It’s dressing was creamy and the Pasta has a smoky flavour. Top pick for the entree. For mains, the Stuffed Eggplant, and the Spiced Potato in Curry. The Eggplant was real nice and the lightly fried Spiced Potato Croquettes came together well with a mild curried flavour sauce. For Dessert two of us ordered the Pudding and I ordered the French Toast with Orange Sauce. The pudding was lovely especially with that extra bit of biscuit crunch. The French Toast reminded me of Bread Butter pudding. Might be best to book here and make sure you’re very hungry as they don’t skimp on the servings. Fantastic Value. I’m glad we walked home

We came here twice and loved it both times. The vegetarian pintxos were extraordinary. We walked around town looking at the beautiful pintxos in the bars but almost none was vegetarian. Enter Km.o! Wow! Amazing pintxos, great service and fun atmosphere. We’ll be back when we return to San Sebastián!

The four of us had delicious vegetarian and vegan tapas, some spicy. Good as vegetarians to have falafel, fried veetables and wraps after all (also good but too many) tortillas and some zetas.

Really good food! And i love that they use 100% recycled/compostable materials.

After trying several options in the city this the best Thai food in Donosti. The green curry and the Poh Pia Pak brings us back to Asia. Good Pad Thai too. We would love to see Mango Sticky Rice in the menu (or the sticky rice alone : .