Los Berengueles occupies the former house of the Marquesa de Valdeloro. It is a building with solid Andalucian roots as witnessed by its azulejo decoration and timeless beauty. Traditional cuisine.

100-year-old tavern with a studied regional décor, and a great reputation in town. Excellent kebabs and tapas that go well with wines from Moriles.

A typical tavern next to Plaza de la Corredera. Several small dining rooms serving tapas. Reasonably priced traditional and regional snacks.

In a historical and commercial area. A bar with a covered patio at the back where you can snack and elegant dining rooms on the first floor, offering a traditional menu.

In the middle of the Jewish quarter. An old house with a typical Andalusian patio, tapas bar and main dining room on the first floor. The highlight is the wonderful roof terrace, with views across to the Cathedral.

A classic spot in the tourist area. A regular meeting place where you can sit at the tables in the dining area and enjoy quality tapas and snacks.

A restaurant that uses quality products and has an excellent clientele. Two dining areas decorated in a typical regional style with farming equipment and plants.

This small restaurant run by two brothers has an attractive decor combining stone and wood. It offers contemporary cuisine with its roots in traditional dishes, including local Cordoban specialities.

A place that stands out. A large café, outstanding dining areas and a terrace on the second floor with a view. Regional cuisine with Andalusian, Mozarabic and Sephardic specialities.

This restaurant is in the heart of the Jewish quarter. Choose between the outdoor terrace, the illuminated bar, or the dining room, which is split into two sections. The tapas and 'raciones' on offer provide a good introduction to the traditional and..

Old Jewish houses with a bar at the entrance, rooms set out on two floors filled with artwork, and a cosy Cordovan patio. A wine cellar-museum in an annexe with several private dining rooms.

It has a tapas bar and two à-la-carte dining areas decorated with wall-hangings in a traditional antique style. An attractive roof terrace with views of the walls.

Comfortable with a good bar at the entrance and a tapas room, with tables surrounding a small patio. Excellent tapas and snacks menu.

La Fragua is located in a narrow street in the city's Judería. It has a taverna-style restaurant, pleasant patio and several rooms with Arab-inspired decoration. Traditional cuisine.

This unusual tapas bar is decorated with farming tools, art and craftwork, antique safes and bullfighting memorabilia. Varied menu of home-cooked specialities and Andalucian cuisine.