Best menu del día in Cordova. First and second plate with bread, dessert, and a drink for nine…read moreeuros. And it's all fantastic food, fresh, abundant and served with heart. And you have options beyond Spains wonderful ham. Really not much English spoken so a great place to work on your Spanish too.

Good location, but rude service. My sister and I are American and speak a little Latin American…read moreSpanish. We attempted to order a traditional Spanish breakfast (cafe, Zuma, tosta con tomate). The first waitress rolled her eyes when we struggled to understand her questions in Spanish, although we were apologetic. The cafe con leche was only ok and the tostado was only slightly toasted. Wouldn't return here. If you can mostly get by with your Spanish, this is probably a nice place to start your day. But otherwise, I'd avoid it.

They were really nice and the prices were good. We arrived…read moreinto town late, so we're glad we could grab some good food late at night!

An excellent place to stop for coffee, alcohol, food snacks or gelato and relax next to Iglesia de…read moreSan Agustin. Sit inside or outside under covered patio tables. Service is friendly and patio table service is provided.

This is just a little corner shop but the food and service was top notch!!!…read more I ordered grilled vegtables with a friend and it was enough for 4 people and they were delicious. Five of us dined outside (ok it could use cozier chairs and some tiles on the dirt floor, but we were outside). Everyone enjoyed their food and wine and you know that isn't easy with five ladies along. The server was perfect and he was all alone so he was literally running around. He made sure to watch us all as we took our first bites of food and was ready to come right over as we looked at the chicken (which was break apart tender as it must have been slow roasted). Everything was delicious and seasoned well, the only complaint is that we had too much food (is that really a complaint)? The location is perfect as you look over the Roman Bridge and the beautiful skyline of historic Cordoba. We walked past this place every day from our hotel to the old town and visited it on our last night...big bummer as we would have gone every night if we had tried it on our first night. This stands out in service and food since the service in Spain is less than we are used to in the states and we had a horrible meal and horrible service at the first restaurant we visited in Cordoba. Spain loves it's tapas but it's hard to get a real meal and this one was top notch. Again, it's outside and rustic (there is indoor seating) but we just enjoyed ourselves so much. Huge kudos to the server, he made our trip and proves that the Spanish can offer great service, you just need to find it.

We were looking for something quick. This is cafeteria style with most offerings already made up…read moreand dished out of serving trays. But that's ok. It still tasted great and it was quick and inexpensive. We paid double this for mediocre tapas in Madrid. It didn't compare to the excellent tapas we had in Barcelona but for the time and price it was perfect. There was plenty to choose from and we were looking forward to an omelet that they forgot to make, which was fine as the portions were large and we didn't quite finish everything. For €15.50 we had a large water, bread, Russian salad, red pepper salad, anchovies in vinegar, albondigas (meatballs) in salsa, chorizo in wine and mousse sabores (mostly chocolate). We liked every dish to varying degrees. The dishes were tasty and tasted homemade like you'd get at a church pot luck. The chorizo was a bit strong for us but we aren't ordinarily chorizo fans. The anchovies were a bit salty (ok so anchovies are always salty, but we don't like anchovies and we liked these well enough). The cafeteria is cross-corner to the Torre de la Calahorra. So if you sit out front you'll have great views of the tower.

O Mundo De Alicia is by thus far my favorite café that I've had the pleasure of being introduced…read moreto in Córdoba (thank you, my dear Spanish intercambio). With a whimsical, minimalistic interior and relatively quiet ambiance, this café is a place to come by when you want to study, meet and talk with companions, and even maybe do a language exchange trivia night once every week. The coffees and teas are nothing particularly special, but I do like their torta de frambuesa y chocolate. It's dense and has more of a cheesecake-texture than anything, and it's a great deal for 2 people to share for 3 EU total. You can also find your typical array of Spanish beverages here, including cervezas and tinto de verano. If you're looking for a combo, there are options where you can get a tostada (toasted bread with toppings) and beverage for anywhere from 2-3 EU, more or less. From memory, an orange juice & tostada con jamón is around 3,15 EU. Admittedly while not the absolute best of deals you can typically find in Córdoba, it's doable. While studying in cafés seems to be more of an American thing, nevertheless I'll say that studying here can be quiet pleasant, although not highly recommended after the sun sets. Lights inside are dim and unless you're working on your ordenador/laptop, it'll pose a problem. So while it's not the ideal place to idly sit and read or study with some simple beverages and array of snacks, come on over because it's lovely.

Great place for light breakfast of coffee or tea with breads and muffins. Can also get toast with…read morecheeses, ham or jams. Amazing selection of tea- try the galleta de San Nicolás!, good coffee. They heat the muffins too, which works great on a chocolate muffin. Trying to get milk for tea of another coffee is difficult- follow up service isn't great. We went at 11:20 am and were not able to order from the lunch menu, which had many more options. Delightful local cafe. Would definitely recommend.

Eat with the locals as the tourists walk past to the overpriced restaurants nearby. Here you gets…read moregood beer (cerveza) selection and tasty tapas in a pleasant setting.

It was one of the only restaurants open on Christmas, so we went there for lunch. They are located…read morejust couple of blocks from mesquite cathedral. We ordered Spanish omelette, fried seafood combo and tea/coffee. Overall good experience.

Come here if you like rude service, food wasn't bad, nothing special at all, actually pretty below…read moreaverage now that I think about it. Gets 1 star for a scrumptious cerveza.

We sat for 40 minutes while locals were served and we were studiously ignored. Do not come here if…read moreyou are hungry and are not a local!