Restaurant in Biarritz, France

Kaldera

Name: Kaldera
Address: 18 Rue de la Bergerie, 64200 Biarritz, France, Biarritz, FR
Telephone: +33612488109

100Pearl Points

Quietly selective

About Kaldera

Kaldera is a smart Biarritz pick for a quieter second meal in town rather than a splashy first-night dinner. The Michelin Guide recognition helps the case, booking is listed as easy, the safest match is a couple or small party choosing between lunch and dinner rather than chasing a specific signature dish.

Kaldera is a Biarritz restaurant with a confirmed Michelin Guide France & Monaco 2026 Plate. The verified practical details are limited, so the safest way to assess it is by schedule, dress code, the Michelin listing rather than by unverified claims about cuisine, signature dishes, pricing, room size, or service format.

The restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday. It serves lunch Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday from 12–1:30 PM, dinner Wednesday through Friday and Sunday from 7:30–9:30 PM, with Saturday dinner from 7:30–9:30 PM. Dress code is smart casual.

Use the verified basics to decide whether Kaldera fits

Kaldera makes the most sense when you want a planned Biarritz meal with a Michelin Guide signal attached. Because no verified price band, cuisine type, seat count, menu format, or chef details are available here, it should not be sold as a specific style of restaurant beyond the confirmed recognition and operating hours.

That makes the decision direct: choose Kaldera if its schedule works for your trip and the Michelin Plate matters to you. If you need more certainty on budget, menu structure, dietary accommodation, or group suitability, confirm directly with the restaurant before booking or compare it with other Biarritz dining options.

Plan the visit around timing, not a checklist of dishes

Because no verified signature dishes or cuisine label are listed, do not approach Kaldera as a place to chase a specific plate. Approach it as a timing decision. Lunch is available on selected days, while dinner runs Wednesday through Sunday, with Monday and Tuesday closed.

The verified hours are narrow, so it is worth checking the latest availability directly before building a meal around the restaurant.

For broader trip planning, use the full Biarritz restaurants guide. If the trip needs other restaurant options, compare Kaldera with Biarritz dining rooms such as Frenchie Biarritz, Freya, L'Impertinent, La Rotonde, Restaurant LMB, or with other dining in Biarritz more generally.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Kaldera good for a special occasion?

Kaldera can work for a planned Biarritz meal if you value its Michelin Guide France & Monaco 2026 Plate recognition and its smart-casual dress code. The verified record does not include room size, menu format, or price, so confirm directly if the occasion depends on specific details. La Rotonde is another option to compare when planning a meal.

How far ahead should I book Kaldera?

Plan around the verified schedule: Kaldera is closed Monday and Tuesday, serves lunch Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday from 12–1:30 PM, serves dinner Wednesday through Friday and Sunday from 7:30–9:30 PM, with Saturday dinner from 7:30–9:30 PM. Because the hours are limited, check availability directly before committing your plans. Restaurant LMB is another Biarritz option to compare if timing is the main concern.

What are alternatives to Kaldera in Biarritz?

For other Biarritz restaurant options, compare Kaldera with Frenchie Biarritz, Freya, L'Impertinent, La Rotonde, Restaurant LMB. Kaldera's verified differentiators here are its Michelin Guide France & Monaco 2026 Plate, smart-casual dress code, specific weekly service hours.

Does Kaldera handle dietary restrictions?

Ask the restaurant directly before you go, because the verified record here does not include cuisine type, menu structure, allergy policy, or dietary-accommodation details. If your group needs precise confirmation, contact Kaldera in advance and compare with other Biarritz options such as Freya or Restaurant LMB.

Can I eat at the bar at Kaldera?

Do not assume bar or counter seating, because no verified bar format is listed. Treat Kaldera as a restaurant to plan around its confirmed service hours, check directly with the venue if seating style matters to your visit.

Is lunch or dinner better at Kaldera?

Both are possible on certain days. Lunch is verified Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday from 12–1:30 PM. Dinner is verified Wednesday through Friday and Sunday from 7:30–9:30 PM, plus Saturday from 7:30–9:30 PM. Choose based on the slot that best fits your Biarritz schedule.

What should a first-timer know about Kaldera?

Start with the confirmed basics: Kaldera is in Biarritz, has a Michelin Guide France & Monaco 2026 Plate, has a smart-casual dress code. It is closed Monday and Tuesday, with lunch on selected days and dinner Wednesday through Sunday. No verified cuisine, price, seat count, or signature-dish details are listed here, so check directly for anything more specific.

Location

18 Rue de la Bergerie, 64200 Biarritz, France

Compare Kaldera

Kaldera Biarritz and similar venues

Venue	Location	Cuisine	Awards	Price
Kaldera	Biarritz	,	Michelin Guide France & Monaco 2026, Plate, Kaldera	,
L'Impertinent	Biarritz	Creative	,	€€€
Freya	Biarritz	Creative	,	€€
La Rotonde	Biarritz	Traditional Cuisine	,	€€€€
Frenchie Biarritz	Biarritz	Modern Cuisine	,	€€€
Restaurant LMB	Biarritz	,	,	,

How Kaldera Biarritz compares with similar nearby venues.

Also Consider

L'Impertinent, Creative, €€€
Freya, Creative, €€
La Rotonde, Traditional Cuisine, €€€€
Frenchie Biarritz, Modern Cuisine, €€€
Restaurant LMB, Notable alternative

How Kaldera Compares in Biarritz

Choose Kaldera when the priority is a focused, lower-friction meal with Michelin Guide recognition and easier booking pressure. L'Impertinent is the clearer splurge-leaning creative choice at €€€, while Freya is the stronger value comparison at €€ if price clarity matters more than the guide signal.

For a more formal Biarritz meal, La Rotonde sits at €€€€ and is the better fit when the occasion calls for a traditional dining-room feel. Frenchie Biarritz, at €€€ with a modern cuisine label, is the safer choice for diners who want a more defined style before committing.

Restaurant LMB is harder to position without a listed cuisine or price tier, so use it as a secondary cross-check rather than the main alternative. In practical terms: Kaldera for an easier, quieter shortlist pick; Freya for value; L'Impertinent or Frenchie Biarritz for a clearer creative or modern-cuisine brief; La Rotonde when formality matters.