Cordoba Restaurants

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  • 1. Bodegas Campos

    $$ | San Pedro

    A block east of the Plaza del Potro, this traditional old bodega with high-quality service is the epitome of all that's great about Andalusian cuisine. The dining rooms are in barrel-heavy rustic rooms and leafy traditional patios (take a look at some of the signed barrels—you may recognize a name or two, such as the former U.K. prime minister Tony Blair). Magnificent vintage flamenco posters decorate the walls. Regional dishes include solomillo del Valle de los Pedroches dos salsas y patatas a lo pobre (local pork with two sauces—green and sherry—and creamy potatoes) and pâté de perdiz (partridge pâté) with Pedro Ximénez wine. Vegetables come from the restaurant's own market garden, and it makes its own Montilla. There's also an excellent tapas bar (from €3.50).

    Calle Lineros 32, Córdoba, Andalusia, 14002, Spain
    957-497500

    Known For

    • Bodega setting
    • Regional dishes
    • Excellent tapas bar
  • 2. Casa Mazal

    $$ | Judería

    In the heart of the Judería, this pretty little restaurant serves a modern interpretation of Sephardic cuisine—with organic dishes that are more exotic than the usual Andalusian fare—and a kosher menu. The many vegetarian options include gazpacho with mango and artichoke hearts in saffron sauce; and the siniya (trout baked in vine leaves with pomegranate and mint) is delicious. Try a bottle of kosher wine, and for dessert consider the rose or violet ice cream. The romantic atmosphere is compounded by two violinists playing Sephardic music on the patio on weekends.

    Calle Tomás Conde 3, Córdoba, Andalusia, 14004, Spain
    685-882666

    Known For

    • Traditional Sephardic cuisine
    • Romantic ambience
    • Vegetarian dishes

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed.
  • 3. El Churrasco

    $$ | Judería

    The name suggests grilled meat, but this restaurant in the heart of the Judería serves much more. In the colorful bar try tapas (from €3.50) such as the berenjenas crujientes con salmorejo (crispy fried eggplant slices with thick gazpacho), while in the restaurant opt for the supremely fresh grilled fish or the steak, which is the best in town, particularly the namesake churrasco ibérico (grilled Iberian pork, served here in a spicy tomato-based sauce). There's alfresco dining on the inner patio or upper-floor terrace when it's warm outside—also the season to try another specialty: gazpacho blanco de piñones con manzanas y pasas (a white gazpacho made with pine nuts, apple, and raisins). Save some room for the leche frita con helado de canela (creamy dessert with cinnamon ice cream).

    Calle Romero 16, Córdoba, Andalusia, 14003, Spain
    957-290819

    Known For

    • Grilled meat
    • Tapas
    • Alfresco dining

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Aug.
  • 4. La Regadera

    $$ | Judería

    It feels as if you could be outside at this bright venue on the river whose fresh interior comes with miniature wall gardens—there's even an herb garden in the middle. Local produce takes center stage on the short menu, where you'll find a mix of traditional and modern dishes including house specials such as wild sea bass ceviche, suckling pig, and cream of lemon. The wine list is good and the by-the-glass selection runs particularly long. Service from the young staff comes with a smile.

    Calle Ronda de Isasa 10, Córdoba, Andalusia, Spain
    957-101400

    Known For

    • Good wine list
    • Garden-like interior
    • Tuna tartare
  • 5. La Tinaja

    $$ | Centro

    On the river to the east of the city, this bodega-bar has kept its original 18th-century-house layout, which means that you can eat in different rooms as well as outside on the pleasant terrace. The food is traditional, with an emphasis on local produce and Córdoba staples such as mazamorra con atún rojo ahumado (traditional almond soup with smoked tuna) and flamenquín as well as oxtail and salmorejo. Locals flock here for the homemade foie gras and char-grilled meat, which you can enjoy with a glass of Montilla.

    Paseo de la Ribera 12, Córdoba, Andalusia, 14002, Spain
    957-047998

    Known For

    • Grilled meat
    • Riverside terrace
    • Homemade foie gras
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