Absolutely not questioning the historical value of this place, however, we expected something more. The gardens are indeed beautiful, but the time in the historical buildings I can only describe as max. 10 minutes spent and the lack of English translations made it difficult to understand the events that took place there in the past. In addition, it was clearly stated that students enter for half price, but at the checkout I was informed that I must have a special international card to get this discount. Queue all day long for 30min-1h standing even with an electronic ticket. A simple comment at the end - one big disappointment.

Simply beautiful. Gardens and maintenance of fountains far surpasses the Seville Alcazar. Highly recommend. Wasn't hugely busy but larger your groups blocking paths can be frustrating. Highly recommend going early and prebooking.

Don’t go if the wait is long. It is nice but nothing extraordinary. Not much to see in the castle. The gardens are more interesting. Cheap to go but not worth a wait of more than 30 minutes. No need to buy a guided tour. They should allow to buy tickets on line and not just on premises like now which creates long waiting lines. Terrible in 2022.

After reading a few reviews which seemed to say there wasn't much to see, I was hesitant of what to expect. But, I thought for the price it was definitely worth seeing. I think it helps to see on a warm (Hot) sunny day, but it really is an oasis, if you take your time and ensure sit down in the gardens for a bit and watch the world go by. Agreed, in the building not a lot to see but has some great mosaics on show. For the price definitely worth a visit.

Some say Thai is not that impressive of a site. The problem may be that some come here just after going to the catedral. It does not compare but the attraction is very good. Small castle that looks mostly sec 15 but with some Roman base. Garden is beautiful

Elegant gardens with pools, fountains, flowers and trees. Interesting museum with intricate mosaics. It was extremely hot and there were not many places to sit in the shade outdoors and no seats inside at all. However, this was one of my favourite places on this trip as it was so stunningly beautiful.

This is a really nice place to visit on a day trip by train from Sevilla. The architecture is a blend of 1300s middle-eastern architecture with later Greco-Roman Christian themes. The original architects would be turning over in their graves if they knew the entire place was later taken over by Christian Monarchs who brought-in their own religious style. It's kind of like when you revisit the house you grew up in only to discover it is totally different than you remember. The weather was perfect on the day we came and by luck, we went up in the tower at sunset. I took beautiful photos.

It is a simple but nice garden with a lot of water and well manicured trees. Love the spaciousness and the sound of the fountain. Definitely a place for a quiet escape if you want to sit on the stone bench on the far end when not many people around. Enjoy !

Just stunning, such a lot to take in. Beautiful buildings and fortress walls to walk, very impressive. The gardens and water features are amazing. I did notice a lot of lighting in the gardens so you may be able to visit at evening time? Ours was a late morning visit in late March, tickets available across the road in a small booth not at the entrance.

Such a beauty of garden and building. I love the moorish style. Alcázar Córdoba is like a little sister of the one in Sevilla. Just amazing. The gardens offer many shady places, which invite for a little relaxed stay. Just enjoy this masterpiece.

This bridge was built in the 1st century BC. For twenty centuries, it was the only bridge, incredibly, in this important and wonderful city. It was built by the Romans, being the first stone bridge to cross the Guadalquivir River. He is believed to have built the famous “Via Augusta” bridge connecting Rome to Cádiz. The bridge is so important and imposing that some scenes from the Game of Thrones movie were shot here. The bridge is one of the most important monuments of this extraordinary city. Definitely a place to visit.

Beautiful and unmissable. Not without reminding the famous Charles Bridge in Prague for its importance and central location. There should be some artists singing as well, like on the other bridge. Enjoy :)

Beautiful bridge leading to Cordoba’s cathedral. It was also used in Game of Thrones (however heavily used with CGI). A nice walk along the bridge gives you a wonderful view on the city. On the other side however there is not much to see.

A beautiful historic bridge. Unfortunately the Guadalquivir river barely had any water, but apart from that it was amazing how to see how well preserved so many historical buildings are! It makes you use your imagination to go back in time

Glorious views. This is the jewel in the crown of what is otherwise also a beautiful little city. Córdoba really does have it going on. Will be returning to stay longer next time.

An amazing piece of Roman architecture which provides amazing views across Cordoba and of the cathedral. There is a tower guarding the bridge at one end which gives better views of the city.

The bridge itself is impressive and worth a visit with the tower of Calahorra at the end and one of the best views of the Mosque from here. It’s a relaxing walk and great for beautiful photo opportunities. They river itself is not well maintained and although this area has changed a lot for good in the last few years…. The city needs more planning to do. They should clean the scrum debris and jungle like vegetation from the river and adapt the sides of the river for walking and exercising.

Game of thrones bridge. Lovely during the day and night times. Make sure to visit Tower next to the bridge, it has a nice view over the bridge towards Cathedral

Very impressive bridge leading to Cordoba Old Town. Very busy and nice views of the old town and river. Also plenty of birds when we were there. Lots of seats along the length so you can stop and listen to the various entertainers. We saw a piano-organ player, a drummer, a singer with a guitar and an organist on our 2 return crossings.

Román era bridge showing the genius of Román architecture as they conquered Europe in the early 1st century It is long and wide. It has been rebuilt throughout the years but I still felt hesitant to cross the bridge. It was a sight to see and I was very impressed to have been able to see it upclose along with the ancient water mill.

Immediately after the cathedral there is the Puerta del Puente and from there cross the Roman bridge to the other side. The bridge is full of tourists compared to the rest of the city. From here you can watch the Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba, especially at night, the view is charming and worth the visit

A piece of history right across from the Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba and the Torre de la Calahorra. This bridge is well preserved and makes you think about how different civilizations used it getting across, you will love walking across from end to end.

The CATHEDRAL MOSQUE OF CORDOBA is definitely a must see! Its the 3rd biggest Mosque in the world. Its a mix between a cathedral and a mosque. The arhitecture is quite amaizing. Always look at the details. Amazing work...build step by step more than 1000 yeara ago...definitely Recomanded! Ticket was bought online for about 13 euros.

Fantastic former mosque changed into katholic Church. The €11 entry per adult is absolutely worth it. You can easily spend an hour indoors to explore. Definitely also book the bell tower too directly. We didn't make it because we didn't know about it and when we came back to book it was booked out for the day. The bell tower must give a great overview of Cordoba. We will definitely come back!

You must bust the center of Córdoba if plan to visit anywhere near or inside the city. The Cathedral-Mosque dominates the skyline imposing its grandeur on over the town. There are tourist trap shops all around it, but good food and local bars are just a street or two hidden behind those. Spend at least a few hours wandering around the area and get lost in beautiful history and flowers in the spring.

Wow..wow what a marvel of a City.So much history and so many things to do and see. I was blown away with the architecture and beautiful city center.. especially the old town, where you can imagine how it was like to live here all those centuries ago. Amazing Restaurant so full of tasty wholesome typical dishes. Warm and friendly locals who are more than willing to help you. It's a place waiting to be explored. I will return.

Amazing history and architecture. Visited early March, so there are no lines and easy to take pictures without crowds behind your back. The place has free pamphlets describing major historical milestones and the structure of the building.

Beautiful place and very unique style and history. It's well maintained. A bit more expensive than I remember it being before... I think 11€ for an adult ticket.

Archaeological complex of caliphate city showcasing ruins on three levels. The complex cannot be entered directly even though the corresponding Madinat al-Zahra Museum is, unfortunately, permanently closed. However, the archaeological site remains open. It has many fascinating rooms and details to enthrall you. The site also provides great views of the surrounding countryside and Cordoba. The signage around the complex can be improved, but there's enough there to give a very abridged history. Plan on spending about 2 hours at the site. To get to the site you must first arrive at the museum location and once there park, and then pay for and board a shuttle bus that runs every 15-20 minutes while the complex is open. Your vehicle must remain parked in the museum parking lot. The shuttle bus fare is round-trip and you will board the same bus to return to the museum parking lot and your vehicle.

Really nice archeological site. Full of history. Is a must if you are visiting Córdoba. The site is very near the city center (6kms aprox), you can use the bus service from city center to the site, there is a small museum, multimedia room and a giftshop.

There are toilets. The place is big and there are several palaces that were close when I was there. The weather was really hot (in fall) so note that if you wanna visit this place in the summer or so. Bring your umbrella and wear summer clothes for that matter.

We visited it at night, it is open till midnight, and it s free (11€ during the day), you only pay the bus from the parking to it, it costs 3 € (2 ways). It looked so nice with the lightning, so romantic, I think it is a great place for a marriage proposal 😉. Very rich in history, nice to spend couple hours at night.

Yes, the archeological site isa pile of stones with some reconstructions, but the museum does an excellent job in explaining both in English and Spanish the history of this remarkable Moorish construction of a califate city in the 940s. The Muslim history of Spain is truly fascinating.

Advice for visiting the place: this place is in remote area and you can taxi there or I think a bus comes in and out of here that connects to the main city. It’s pretty cheap (1.5 euros for the museum and then 3 euros for the bus to the site). This place is definitely worth a visit and museum does a great job of fueling the imagination before you attend the site. It’s unfortunate that it’s not as preserved as the other archeological sites, but I loved it.

A nice place to take your time and walk through the gardens and patios. There are places you can sit and toilets. It only costs 6 euros and they have English descriptions. Not sure I'd consider it essential, but if you have already seen the mesquita and alcazar and have spare time, go.

Hidden gem off the touristy part of Cordoba. A well maintained renaissance palace with a rich history. The outside area consists of several picturesque gardens that each have their own theme and invite the visitor to a long stroll on a hot day. The inside area gives historical insight to the different owners of the palace and their life at the respective times. The visits to the ground floor area takes about 1-2 hours. One can also visit the first floor, where there is a guided tour and historical artifacts.

Beautiful patio gardens! An enjoyable experience as it's not busy so you can enjoy and take your time. Lots of lovely photo opportunities. Reasonable €7 entry. Takes about 1hr.

Swung by without knowing what to expect but pleasantly surprised to find beautiful ornate gardens and peaceful surroundings. Well worth a visit.

Surprisingly nice! Patio after patio, after patio! Initially you'd think it will be 2 or 3 rooms to visit but it seems a never ending walk. Worth every penny once you're in the area! Ps. We've visited during siesta and we were the only people strolling around. Different kind of experience.

We enjoyed our visit here - thanks to the previous reviewers who gave the tip to just pay the €7 to see the patios as you also see quite a few rooms in that visit alone. The staff aren’t very welcoming, the shop is unexciting and the information boards are very dull and don’t bring it to life at all - but the patios are beautiful.

Romantic and quiet 12 patios and a mesmerizing palace - absolutely a must to visit if you are visiting in Córdoba. Here you can explore the patio culture of Cordoba and if it is the mid of May, you can participate to be visitor in small private patios in Patios Festival of Córdoba.

It's a must if you want to be amazed by 12 gardens - patios, like 12 small paradises. You can also visit the family's villa - 5 centuries of history gathered in books, furniture, paintings, tapestry - and hear their story. I'll be back for sure.

Diffidently worth the visit, magical pleasant place, well known for its "patios" and the garden that make it be known as Museum of the Patios. Indoor and outdoor are perfectly integrated, giving to the palace an original harmony. Among the collections stand out paintings, tapestries, leather and ceramic tiles among others.

What an amazingly beautiful palace and gardens. Definitely got the Wow factor! Guided tour of the Palace...so gorgeous 😍 Gardens are out of this world, each separate patio is so beautiful 😍 so picturesque, we were very impressed and took so many photos! You must visit if in Cordoba, worth every euro....not to be missed! ❤️

Only visited the 17 patios because the upstairs is only with a guide and I didn’t have the time to do it unfortunately. It would be nice to be able to visit it freely without a guide. Anyway, the gardens were really nice. You can visit them as you want. It’s very nice to see patios even outside the festival.

Great food and very friendly staff. Located very close to the mosque-cathedral. We went there for a dinner. Tasted the Andalusian cheese platter with marmalade, oxtail croquettes, fried aubergine with honey, gazpacho. All were delicious. The house Rioja was nice. Very friendly staff. Highly recommended.

We’ve had a wonderful dinner with my family. Staff was so kind, giving good advice of dishes and wine. We ordered a full potion of baby squid, a full potion of oxtail risotto (really good! Recommended), a full portion of fried calamari, and tapas sizes of cream soup (apparently topical Cordoba dish). It made two adult nicely full :) Thanks to kind staff, especially Javier who served our table tonight. He was so professionally recommended dishes and drinks to us, and made our night very special. Wonderful staff and great food. Highly recommended ;) See you again Javier!

Very good value for the money! You get varied dishes to choose from- also in size tapas. This is perfect if you are alone and want to try different dishes. Also very good price. Friendly english speaking service. Thank you Antonio and especially Barbara for your suggestions. The carrillada iberica was one of the most delicious dishes I had in Córdoba!

We ordered baby squid, burrata salad, oxtail stew and Andalusian Gazpacho. The last two were great, but the first two were really awesome. The salad came with Cordoba-style lettuce hearts and candied figs, super unique and the flavors really complement each other. It's my daughter's favorite, and one to remember. We then shared a dessert of french toast with coconut soup and icecream. It was again a very unique combination. The french toast was made really well, especially the texture. Highly recommended. The waiter, Javier, was really cheerful and very patient with our orders. He recommended us the right number of dishes to share. He even spent like 5 minutes to find an adapter for us to charge our phone.

Very delicious and various food. One advice - try to select around 5 -7 different dishes, but in small portion, so you'll be able to taste local food. Very recommended place

Everything is good but not excellent. Cant complain as the price is also not high. Nice service. Perfect for one normal day.

We had our lunch at this charming restaurant next to the Mezquita. The food was tasty and flavorful. We loved the shrimp, ham croquettes and the salad. The service was nice and staff was friendly. Jose and David were really great. Give it a try if you are in Cordoba.

Food was wonderful and the price was right! Curro did a great job waiting on us. Tuna, oxtail stew, chicken meatballs, salad were all first rate! Great choice to end our (HOT) day in Córdoba.

Delicious croquettes, superb Sangria and world class service by Antonio made our visit to Bodegas Mezquita a real winner. If you're visiting Córdoba make sure you stop by to enjoy the amazing Andalucían cuisine, a cold drink and friendly conversation - our server made us feel like we were old regulars despite being our very first (but surely not the last) time there. Highly recommended!

An excellent establishment that served the finest of local/Andulician cuisine. One can tell they work with some of the best local chefs and produce by the quality of the cuisine. Even the olive oil served was excellent and pungent flavour. I started with the oxtail croquettes with mayonnaise. Simple, sublime and delicious. I then tried other regional/national specialties including the oxtail, tortilla, patatas bravas and carillada. All were beautifully cooked and full of flavour with good use of seasoning. Also very reasonably priced for the quality and quantity. I will definitely return.

After a hot afternoon on our first day walking in the streets of Cordoba, it was a wonderful experience to be able to sit in a cool patio and have a delicious and refreshing orange fish salad (followed by further great authentic Andalusian dishes), served by Victor and colleagues. The service was very friendly and Victor even gave us a great sight-seeing tip (Palacio de Viana!) . Definitely Bodegas Mezquita Corregidor is a recommendation.

Overall very nice place for lunch. Atmosphere is very nice and the patio is amazing. Food is a bit heavy, mainly the aubergines and the mazamorra but overall fair food for money. Our waiter Raul has been very lovely to suggest dishes and quantities. Nevertheless the restaurant manager has been tough on the waiters and without caring if the customer could hear.

The place is really beautiful, almost 500 years old, and close to the Mezquita. We chose the tapas menu to try more recipes, and weren't disappointed. I really enjoyed the berenjenas, the best we tried in cordoba, and the meatballs, really soft and curry flavoured meat. The weakest part was the Tortilla de patatas, as spanish we are used to them and this wasn't the best. The Salmorejo was ok and the dessert too. Overall a nice place for 21€ each.

Recommended by our hotel, we really liked the food and wine. We chose the lamb with spices, fruit and cuscus and the chicken with vegetable and cuscus. Dishes well balanced, just right balance between sweet and salt, good portions and good quality meat. A very good experience in cordoba . We will come back. Very good balance price vs quality.

I would give 6 stars if I could! Great place, delicious food, best croquettes of Spain. The service was also very good! Andrei was very helpful, polite and friendly!

Phenomenal restaurant in the heart of Cordoba. Beautiful atmosphere, delicious food and great staff. Patricia made excellent wine, food and liqueur recommendations. Will come again for sure. Gracias

Amazing waiter Jose Antonio who served us our tapas. The tapas were absolutely delicious and arrived to our table in a timely manner. Jose took the time to explain menu options and even gave us a special drink to toast the end of the meal. Great food and amazing service in the restaurant this evening. I highly recommend the shared cheese plate and the sangrias!

Really lovely restaurant with an approachable staff. The tapas portions were generous - I really loved the oxtail and pork stew - the meat was juicy and tender. The Gazpacho was also very refreshing. The dessert was amazing - would recommend the chefs selection which basically is a mix of everything that’s offered on the dessert menu - the cheesecake and pudding were delicious.

Great food accompanied by great service. 11 days in Spain and this was one of our best experiences. Manu our waiter was extremely helpful and we are thankful for his amazing English.

To start this off I would like to say that the staff are extremely pleasant and warm. When we came in we were greeted positivity by all the staff walking by. We had ordered 2 meat dishes the beef sirloin and shoulder pork steak. Both dishes were amazing and cooked perfectly, as I usually don’t like peppers I was surprised that they were amazing. We also ordered 2 desserts and they were both very very good. The cheesecake was good and the sorbet was one of the best I have had and complemented it perfectly I just wish there was more of it. The chocolate cake was great too my partner couldn’t finish it so I had to but I was not complaining. Overall it has been one of the best restaurants I have been to regarding service and atmosphere, would recommend greatly.

Delicious food find in cordoba. We had the best meal of our trip here. Every dishes were wonderful.

What a gem! The service was top notch and the food simply fantastic. The leek, artichokes, octopus, ox tail and beef were simply amazing. Plus, it is only a short walk from the Cathedral/Mosque. Definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in Córdoba.

Love the ambience. Friendly and professional serving. We walked in and really enjoy the dining experience. Rabo de Toro and Flamenquin taste great. My partner quite like their Salmorejo, however personally I am not a fan of cold soup. The chocolate dessert were too sweet for me, just took a small bite.

The whole experience at Casa Pepe was probably the best we have had on our trip to Spain. The ambiance is beautiful and comfortable, the food and wine we were served, delicious... But what completely put it on another level was the service that Angel Palma provided. He's one of the absolute best waiters we have ever had... He was personable, engaged, made appropriate suggestions. We left there extremely happy. I wish we could give it more than five stars!

Fantastic food, fantastic view and fantastic service. Loved the ox tail and the terrace on the roof! The service was very good, with an almost instant delivery to the table. If you want a table up top, definitely book it online or call the restaurant in advance.

Good service and food. Nice place to have dinner and very nice vibe. The waiter is very friendly and funny. The price is quite high compared to other restaurants but still ok. Please see photos for individual food review.

A beautiful restaurant just outside the Mesquita tucked into an old villa. The staff cheerful, attentive and professional. The food exquisite and very well plated. Prices very reasonable! I can see why this place has a Michelin star. We will definitely return!

Great steak and ok atmosphere. Heads-up they will charge you for the bread and scold without you asking for which is normally come as complementary in most Reasturant

This is real fresh food of the finest quality. Service is excellent. Top. Like 3 years ago. Best is the tapa of Sardinia with black garlic. And the chocolate cake. Red wine is very good.

Beautiful meal, generous, mindful service. Order the mazamorra and the gazpacho, follow up with melt in your mouth oxtail, and don't forget their amazing deserts. Perfect experience.

We would recommend this place to anyone visiting Cordoba. The food was delicious and well portioned. We had the gazpacho, salmorejo, and the croquettes. Some dishes were even served as an experience. For instance, I had the gazpacho, and it was served as a collection of vegetables in a deep plate. Our waitress then came with a serving bowl and served the soup at the table. In terms of service, we can only be positive. We came in without reservation, and we were presented with options to sit. We asked for the air-conditioning to be reduced because of recovering from illness, and immediately it was turned off and confirmed if that was ok. Further, the waiters were kind and attentive to customer wishes, even though speaking limited English. And they were all dressed properly, which also makes a restaurant visit an experience. This restaurant is located in the old cobblestone city center of Cordoba. The interior is dressed with ornaments referring to farming, agriculture, bullfighting etc. Makes for a great view and lots to talk about.

The food was delicious and reasonably priced. Jose was great! Jose was very attentive, patient, and had great suggestions. I will be back. I had the OB Chicken salad (half) and the Salmorejo (tapas) see picture for size reference.

Highly recommended. What an amazing lunch - thanks to Jose Rey for looking after us so well. Every dish we tried was fantastic and some of the best we have ever enjoyed in Spain. The service was perfect and the location and atmosphere of the restaurant was amazing. We will definitely come back next time we are in Cordoba - with even bigger appetites. Thank you so much.

Very nice little restaurant, a little pricey but very good service and quality in great surroundings. We had whatever the stew of the day was, oxtail croquettes, and octopus salad - all very nice, probably not a 5 all round, but definitely better than 4.5 so marked up.

Lovely Jose helped us with suggestions. Very good food, we loved the cod and the ox tail croquet and few other things. And beautiful sherry from the region. I did’t quite like the flamequin. It had a old pork flavour smell.

Worth coming to Córdoba for this alone! Cristina provided fast and excellent service throughout our night. The food was fantastic and literally some of the best we've had in the world.

Amazing food, atmosphere and service! Cristina our waitress was so lovely and spoke fab English which really helped haha! Such a great place we will definitely be coming back

My gf and I were looking for a good tapas bar with a nice atmosphere in Cordoba and we decided to stop here. We were welcomed by Carlos who looked after us along the dinner. We ordered the Gazpacho, a set of different croquettas and the fried aubergines. Super tasty tapas with an professional and kind waiter like Carlos who is an additional value to the restaurant. Ciao Carlosss

Lunch here was a highlight of our trip. The restaurant is fresh and clean, the food is amazing and the service efficient and friendly. The aubergine (eggplant) and the local stew were my favourite tapas.

Very clean & cozy restaurant. Delicious food, wonderful staff, situated in a great place. The environmental music makes for a better atmosphere and a better experience. Prices are a bit more elevated than other places though, but worthwhile

Good food and excellent service. Sat in the courtyard in the middle of a crush of customers waiting to be seated on the rooftop terrace. Our waiter was undeterred and provided excellent service. Food was pretty good (we had traditional eggplant with honey and oxtail with potatoes and blue cheese cheesecake) but not the best. Still, worth a visit and recommended.

We had very nice dinner at their beautiful roof top terrace. All foods we ordered were very tasty - braised Iberico pork was divine. A glass of wine recommended was very nice, too. Very reasonable price for good restaurant service.

Excellent local plates. If it isn’t too hot or too cild opt for the rooftop

Wonderful lunch! Good attentive service from a friendly waiter, who spoke English and Spanish, really tasty lamb chops and clams (not together obviously..!) and the traditional Cordoban pie as dessert. We enjoyed it enormously!

We had a tasty dinner at this beautiful restaurant, but were really let down by the service. It was completely cold and detached, and even unprofessional at times. This is disappointing considering the price tag. We grateful to be seated at 8pm, knowing our table was needed at 9:30pm. Instead of giving us reminders of when the table was needed, the waiters just kept asking to clear our plates when we clearly weren't done. They didn't ask whether we liked anything we ordered. They asked to clear our beef tartare (one of the most expensive dishes on the menu) three times, all before 9pm. It's not like we were eating or drinking slowly, or spending less than the average customer, so it would have been nice to have been treated as one. By the end we felt so uncomfortable that we returned the table early. I understand that the table was needed, but perhaps there should be an emphasis on present diners as well? When it comes to the food itself I found it very tasty, although the beef tartare came coated in mayonnaise, which was not mentioned on the menu. This is unusual and an acquired taste, so I felt it should have been mentioned. Had this been different and the service warmer, it would have been a five-star dinner. I don't think we will return.

My hotel suggested this place. I walked by it in the morning and looked at the menu. It seemed decent enough and the place looked good from the outside. When I came back at 1 PM, it was packed but they got me a table in the outdoor patio on the rooftop. Tables on the sidewalk were all occupied, there are two large floors inside and they too were all occupied. Usually this is a bad sign as with so many guests, the kitchen has to produce a large amount of food that can only be mediocre. Anyway it’s too late to do anything. It’s a Sunday of a long weekend and the historic parts of Córdoba were mobbed with locals and visitors. Antonio was my waiter. He suggested grilled red shrimp and hake with white asparagus, both dishes being specials and not on the menu. His recommendation was excellent. Both dishes were simply executed and they were tasty mostly thanks to the quality of the ingredients. (See photos.) I have a few other restaurants to try in Córdoba, but Casa Rubio is definitely worth coming back to should I run out of ideas. Highly recommended!

Good service. Surprisingly good offer/choice of fish. But I was utterly disappointed by the way the fish was prepared/presented. They also gave us small portions and charged us 50 eur just for the fish (the whole bill came to about 80 eur, we had 2 soups, 1 desert, 2 coffees and a water). I have no problem paying well for good fish - but this came strangely filleted with the fillets supposedly grilled and then the fish carcass breaded and fried... ugh. The fish was too small for a portion size. Also... I had asked if it came with vegetables and was assured by the waiter. In reality... the fish came on a bunch of wilted, brown-on-the-edges, unseasoned iceberg. Disappointing. The only reason I am not going below 3 of 5 is that the salmorejo and the service were OK.

I’m from Cordoba and this is my no.1 place for traditional meals . More expensive than others but worth the effort .

Food is very tasteful and is quite traditional cordobese cuisine. The staff is friendly and the restaurant setting and location is superb P.d: I fully recommend sitting a reservation in the rooftop which has a beautiful view and is quite fresh in the night.

Wonderful place for dinner. Probably the best steak tartare I've ever had. Definitely going to visit again very soon. Waitress had excellent recommendations for wine.