This place is great. Great drinks, BEAUTIFULLY decorated, and you get to enjoy a gorgeous view of…read morethe river/puente romano. It gets crowded on Friday/Saturday nights. Fun crowd!

Great tapas and wine/beverage and service experience. We forgot that we would get a free tapa with…read moredrinks so ordered a few bites and we're almost too full to enjoy the freebie. Loved the stuffed egg so much we ordered another. Can't remember the others.

Great place in an area of downtown Cordoba that is geared more for locals than for tourists. Much…read moremore reasonable prices with great food and fun clientele. Sit outside in the little plaza in front of the bar.

If you are looking for something different and authentic this is the right place !…read moreReally nice strawberry mojito and caipiroska. However, not so warm welcoming. A place to have a nice break after your day

Pretty cool bar with cheap drinks however the vibe was not welcoming esp if you order from the bar…read moreon the lower level.

If you come to Cordoba, you have to live in Juderia, in my opinion. There are many hotels here and…read moreif you come to Cordoba, you will be spending much of your visit in Juderia anyways (the old historical district w/ pastel colored buildings, shopping, patios, cafes, and scenic photos) There's a central part with more touristy shopping and food options. There is also the mercado de zoco artisans- where you can see artisans at work (careful, they have unusual hours, so you should inquire their hours if you see something you're interested in but want to come back to). The prices even for some of the handmade stuff in the touristy area are still pretty good and the quality is authentic. Avoid the ones that sell too many baubles, but any leather goods place is fair game. Food option: I recommend Salon de Te- great moroccan Andalusian food. Must try snack: caramelized sunflower seeds- we make pralines and caramelized nuts in the US, but no one does sunflower seeds. Must thing to do: watch flamenco dances in smaller restaurants (Patio de Juderia is 12 euros minimum and a show at 8:45 p.m.). Places to walk to within this include the Roman Bridge and the Mezquita (the red and white arch Moorish cathedral).

Nice small café where locals come for a drink and tapas. Love the mixed crowd, young & old, men &…read morewomen. Excellent outdoor seating and super friendly staff. Free, delicious, tapas with your drinks! I highly recommend their paté's, just ask them to make you a mixed plate with some bread: mmmmm!