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The locally produced wine is predominantly , which is made in the town of the same name, located just south of Cordoba . It is similar to a dry, light sherry and is available in most of the local bars, the list below being particularly recommended.
Cordoba is a perfect place to eat your heart out with delectable Spanish cuisine. The gastronomic pleasures in this place are distinctly unique, meaning they can only be tasted in Cordoba. Olive oil is massively manufactured here in Cordoba, therefore it is an inevitable element of several Cordoban dishes, with Philippines property you can see the same kind of experiences and tastes. Experience the finest Gazpacho and Salmorejo, two of the most delicious and refreshing cold soups made chiefly of mashed vegetables and olive oil of course. These two chowders are favorites especially during the hot season. Other Cordoba specialties are the Jamon (or cured ham), Tapa, Salchichon de Pozo Blanco (typical sausage, Caña de Lomo, and Morcilla (blood sausage). Here are a few destinations where you can experience Cordoban nourishment:
Bar-Restaurante Federacion de las Penas
This restaurant boasts of its inexpensive yet delicious food. The open air dining patio is designed with Moorish influence. Address: C/ Conde y Luque 8. Cordoba
Taberna Santa Clara This restaurant has friendly staff, affordable cuisine, and a pretty outdoor veranda for dining al fresco. Address: C/ Osio 2 (on the corner of C/ Rey Hercedia), Cordoba
Taberna Salinas First-rate food at reasonable prices. Address: C/Tundidores 3, Near the Plaza Corredera, Cordoba
Restaurante La-La-La Despite its weird name, this eating place is proud of its river location, wide-ranging menu, and reasonable prices. Address: C/Cruz del Rastro, Cordoba
Restaurant Cafetin Halal A restaurant abiding by Islamic standards when it comes to food. This restaurant serves superb and economical meals with lots of vegetable dishes. Address: C/ Rey Heredia 28, Cordoba
El Churrasco A classy restaurant therefore with costly menu, but it has been long famous for its excellent grilled pork and fish dishes. Address: C/ Romero 16, Cordoba
Casa Paco Acedo This restaurant is known for its " rabo de toro " (bull tail) specialty. It is located beneath the ancient Torre de Malmuerta
Bar Restaurant Milá It has a peaceful ambience, and famous for their flavorsome oxtail stew and salmorejo (a local Cordoba dish). Address: Avda Dr. Fleming 14, North west of the Alcázar, Cordoba
Almudaina
Lunch only, dinners in July & August Andalucían cuisine closed Sundays (credit cards accepted)
Address: Jardines de los Santos Mártires, 1 Córdoba
Telephone No.: 957 474 342
Caballo Rojo
Lunch & Dinner Traditional Andalucían cuisine (credit cards accepted)
Address: Calle Cardenal Herrero 28 Córdoba
Telephone No.: 957 475 375
El Churrasco
Lunch & Dinner Spanish menu specializing in grilled meats closed August (credit cards accepted)
Calle Romero, 16 Córdoba
Telephone No.:957 290 819
Hospedería de San Francisco
Lunch & Dinner Spanish cuisine closed Sundays and August (Mastercard and Visa credit card accepted) Good food in the lovely setting of a 15th century monastery
Avda. Pío XII Palma del Río
Telephone No.: 957 710 183
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