Immerse yourself in the world of traditional Andalusian cuisine, where centuries-old recipes with local ingredients such as coded Iberian pork cheeks and spinach with chickpeas end up on your plate. Add a glass of aged sherry and the culinary heritage of Andalusia comes to life. Not to mention the experience of watching the waiters artfully cut the Jamón Ibérico.

Enjoy authentic Andalusian tapas with a modern twist in the charming ambience of a traditional Cordovan courtyard. Michelin-acclaimed, Casa Pepe de la Judería offers specialties such as Rabo de Toro and Salmorejo, served on an inviting rooftop terrace. Choose from vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options, and be dazzled by the creative cuisine and historic décor.

Experience innovative interpretations of traditional Andalusian meat and seafood dishes paired with the underrated Montilla-Moriles wines. From grilled zucchini with melted brie to crepes with lamb ragout in Ras El Hanout sauce, each dish tells its own story. Not forgetting the local classics Salmorejo and Flamenquín, which will take your palate on an unparalleled journey of taste.

Enjoy a traditional mint tea and figurative pastries as you admire the Alhambra from a cozy terrace. Colorful tiles, airy atmosphere, and tasteful Arabic music surround you as if you were waiting in a Nasrid palace for an audience. A cultural immersion accompanied by delicious oriental desserts and refreshing non-alcoholic cocktails.

Start your day with a pint of Cruzcampo beer and crispy chicharrónes as you stroll through the rows of fresh seafood, colorful fruit and vegetable stalls. Be inspired by the variety of fresh produce and try local delicacies such as Tortillitas De Camarones or a zucchini sandwich at Dosbocados.

Relax on the terrace, surrounded by Granada's architecture, while enjoying local tapas and a selection of wines. Particularly recommended are the jamon and the traditional dishes, such as the remojón granaíno. Despite the occasional wait due to the charming but limited service, this place offers a unique taste experience on the banks of the Darro.

Behind the counter of an inconspicuous butcher's shop is a bar that tempts with first-class sausages and smoked cheeses. As soon as you unravel the mystery and enter the hidden room, you'll be greeted by an atmosphere full of traditional charm. We recommend the tablas made with cheese or ham, accompanied by a good wine, in an authentic Andalusian atmosphere.

In love with clams? Then this place is worth a visit. With 24 different flavors and tastes, there is something for everyone. Whether spicy or creamy or just classic with a squeeze of lemon. My personal recommendation is the ones with creamy parmesan.

Stroll through narrow, cobblestone streets surrounded by whitewashed houses. Find a charming café and enjoy tapas while watching Spanish life. In the old town, you will find restaurants with outdoor seating where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and experience authentic Andalusian cuisine. Let yourself be enchanted by the historical flair and the lively atmosphere.

In an enchanting garden, surrounded by fragrant plants and the splashing of fountains, breathtaking flamenco performances await you. Accompanied by a three-course meal of local specialties such as Iberian pork and mojito sorbet, you will experience a harmonious combination of passion, art, and exquisite cuisine. An evening that combines culture and culinary delights in a unique way.

Start your day with the sweet smell of oranges and a Spanish café con hielo. Be enchanted by the beauty of the orange-tree-lined, whitewashed Andalusian houses. Enjoy a cold sangria in the shade as you watch the relaxed hustle and bustle in the car-free alleys. A perfect place to dine and relax in a historic setting.

Freshly caught seafood and traditionally prepared paella await you, cooked with passion and a touch of innovation. Each dish tells the story of the region, served in an atmosphere that perfectly combines cosiness and elegance. Let yourself be tempted by the house's specialty, the Paella Mixta, and taste a selection of local wines.

Warm, crispy and a true feast for the taste buds – this is how the famous churros present themselves, accompanied by thick, aromatic chocolate. Various chocolate sauces, including dark chocolate as well as variants with orange or cinnamon, round off the taste experience. Generous portions at low prices make every visit a culinary highlight, accompanied by efficient and friendly service.

Wander through narrow streets surrounded by street art Raúl Ruiz, known as 'El Niño'. Every corner tells a different story, captured in the vibrant colors of the murals. You can experience the local coffee culture in cozy cafés and discover the culinary delights of Granada in tapas bars. A walk here combines the enjoyment of art with the authentic taste of Spain.

In narrow streets, where fishermen once mended their nets, today life pulsates around authentic tapas bars. At La Tabernita you will enjoy homemade specialties, from boquerones en vinagre to gambas pil-pil, in an atmosphere that combines tradition and family hospitality. Let yourself be seduced by the rhythm of flamenco sounds and the smell of fresh seafood.

Experience a fusion of traditional and modern Spanish cuisine in a cozy, bohemian setting. Enjoy tapas such as fried octopus on mashed potatoes with squid ink and seaweed sauce. Discover the creative art of cooking up close at the raised counter and let yourself be pampered by the warm service and the impressive regional wine list.

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Madrid's skyline while sipping a cocktail on a hidden rooftop terrace in Malasaña. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city, surrounded by stylish ambience and the vibrant energy of the neighborhood. End the evening in an environment that combines relaxation and impressive views.

It's worth getting up early to experience one of the few cafes that opens as early as 9 am. Enjoy strong coffee and order a ham-and-cheese toast, this time with melted cheese for extra flavor. The fast service and the central location near Plaza Nueva round off the dining experience, accompanied by friendly service and tasty food.

Experience a special combination of Italian-inspired tapas and an impressive selection of craft beer. La Linterna Ciega enchants with its cozy ambience and specialization in craft beers, off the beaten track. Enjoy flavorful dishes such as seafood paella and patatas bravas, perfectly complemented by local wines or refreshing craft beers.

It's worth getting up early to experience the hustle and bustle of the small but always bustling Tapería. Enjoy unique tapas such as tuna tartare or tuna lasagna, accompanied by a selection of excellent wines. The ambience is lively, the service is friendly and the prices remain affordable despite the high quality. A culinary start to the day that combines traditional and modern tastes.

Sit down at one of the stalls in the market hall and enjoy fresh tapas or grilled fish. Surrounded by a lively ambience and 19th-century architecture, this place offers a variety of fresh produce, seafood, meats and spices. You can also taste the exquisite Spanish delicacies such as olive oil, wine, and Jamón Ibérico.

First-class local products packed in a sandwich. Ideal for a quick stop near the museum district. The alley is quiet and offers the perfect place to soak up the local flair.

Experience the essence of Seville through traditional tapas in a wood-paneled eatery full of life. Taste Seville's best Montaditos de Pringá, surrounded by a friendly atmosphere. Get advice on regional dishes from helpful staff and enjoy gathering with friends over a glass of Rioja or a refreshing red wine with lemonade. Well worth the wait for a table for this authentic experience.

During the ceremony of cutting suckling pig with a plate, followed by the traditional breaking of the plate on the stone floor, you become part of a centuries-old tradition. Adorned with classic wooden furniture, rifles, and deer antlers, the ambience offers an unparalleled medieval charm as you dine on the famous Cochinillo Asado, surrounded by history and culture.