Andalusia Restaurants

Eating out is an intrinsic part of the Andalusian lifestyle. Whether it’s sharing some tapas with friends over a prelunch drink or a three-course à la carte meal, many Andalusians eat out at some point during the day. Unsurprisingly, there are literally thousands of bars and restaurants throughout the region catering to all budgets and tastes.

At lunchtime, check out the daily menus (menús del día) offered by many restaurants, usually three courses and excellent value (expect to pay €8–€15, depending on the type of restaurant and location). Roadside restaurants, known as ventas, usually provide good food in generous portions and at reasonable prices. Be aware that many restaurants add a service charge (cubierto), which can be as much as €3 per person, and some restaurant prices don’t include value-added tax (impuesto sobre el valor añadido/I.V.A.) at 10%.

Andalusians tend to eat later than their fellow Spaniards—lunch is 2–4 pm, and dinner starts at 9 pm (10 pm in the summer). In cities, many restaurants are closed Sunday night (fish restaurants tend to close on Monday) and in inland towns and cities, some close for all of August.

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  • 1. Café Botánico

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    Southeast of Granada's cathedral, this is a modern hot spot, a world apart from Granada's usual traditional tapas bar. Here you'll find a bright...Read More

  • 2. Casa Manteca

    $ | Spanish

    Cádiz's most quintessentially Andalusian tavern is in the neighborhood of La Viña, named for the vineyard that once grew here. Chacina (Iberian...Read More

  • 3. Espacio Eslava

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    The crowds gathered outside this local favorite off the Alameda de Hercules may be off-putting at first, but the creative, inexpensive tapas...Read More

  • 4. La Brujidera

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    Also known simply as Casa de Vinos (Wine House), this place, up a pedestrian street just behind Plaza Nueva, is a must for Spanish wine lovers...Read More

  • 5. Bache San Pedro

    $$ | Spanish

    Barack Obama’s chosen spot for tapas when he visited the city in April 2019 has outside seating on a small terrace with views of the square...Read More

  • 6. Bar Las Golondrinas

    $$ | Triana | Spanish

    Run by the same family for more than 50 years and lavishly decorated in the colorful tiles that pay tribute to the neighborhood's potters, Las...Read More

  • 7. Bar Los Diamantes

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    This cheap and cheerful bar is a big favorite with locals and draws crowds whatever the time of year. Specialties include fried fish and seafood...Read More

  • 8. Bar Santos

    $ | Judería | Spanish

    This very small, quintessentially Spanish bar, with no seats and numerous photos of matadors and flamenco dancers, seems out of place surrounded...Read More

  • 9. Casa Morales

    $ | Centro | Spanish

    Down a side street off the Avenida de la Constitución, this historic bar (formerly a wine store) takes you back to 19th-century Seville, and...Read More

  • 10. Casa Paco Ceballos

    $ | Spanish

    One of the many bustling seafood and fish establishments on the Ribera del Marisco parallel to the river, this busy place with outdoor terrace...Read More

  • 11. Cosmopolitan Food

    $ | Spanish

    The lively Juda Levi Plaza, surrounded by a maze of narrow streets and squares, lies at the heart of the Judería and makes a great spot for...Read More

  • 12. De la O

    $$ | Triana | Spanish

    Tucked away on the riverfront in Triana next to Puente Cristo de la Expiración, this modern venue advocates local produce in traditional Andalusian...Read More

  • 13. El Pintón

    $$ | Centro | Fusion

    With a privileged spot a block north from the cathedral, this central restaurant offers two dining spaces: on the traditional inside patio,...Read More

  • 14. El Rinconcillo

    $$ | La Macarena | Spanish

    Founded in 1670, this lovely spot serves a classic selection of dishes, such as the pavía de bacalao (fried breaded cod), a superb salmorejo...Read More

  • 15. Entre Vinos

    $ | Spanish

    Just off the main road opposite the Hotel Colón, this small and cozy bar has established itself as one of Ronda's best for tapas, wine, and...Read More

  • 16. La Bodega de Antonio

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    Just off Calle Puentezuelas, this authentic patio complete with original pillars provides a cozy vibe. Specials include the house cod (with...Read More

  • 17. La Candela

    $ | Spanish

    A block north of Plaza Candelaria and on one of Cádiz's narrow pedestrian streets, La Candela is a good place to try local fare with a modern...Read More

  • 18. La Pianola

    $ | Spanish

    Expect cheap, cheerful, and lively dining at this small venue, a couple of blocks south of the castle and usually packed with locals. On the...Read More

  • 19. La Tinaja

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    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...Read More

  • 20. Oliver

    $$ | Centro | Spanish

    The interior may look a bit bare, but whatever this fish restaurant lacks in warmth it makes up for with the food. Less pricey than its neighbor...Read More

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