National Geographic Traveller Food

TRY ‘GASTROARCHEOLOGY’ IN CÓRDOBA

When it comes to experimental cuisine, El Bulli put Spain on the map. And while the iconic Catalonian restaurant closed its doors more than a decade ago, its influence can still be felt among a generation of chefs and restaurateurs looking to push culinary boundaries ever further.

One such chef is Paco Morales, who

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