Great little market place with lots of booths for food, drinks and stuff. Looked like a wonderful…read moreplace that locals go to enjoy spending time with friends and family. You can get a great sampling of all kinds of different foods and especially Tapas. You can take you food and drinks to the tables that are in the middle of the area. Great fun. Do not miss this one.

It was by luck that I was on vacations in cadiz in August and I crossed this beautiful Andalucian…read moretraditional market in August this year. Every year for 3 days this market is put up in the old city where different craftsmen display their produce. From herbal soaps to 21 different types of spanish empanadillaa, tea varities and spices from morocco, potters making the famous andalucian pottery on spot are few to say. It is organised by Institución Ferial de Cádiz (Ifeca) every year for 3 days in August to promote local craftsmen business. One can find all the typical spanish food delicacies served here at a reasonable price. This year it was held on 17,18,19 August 2012 in the neighbourhood of El Pópulo. The dates may vary every year depending on the weekend.

Returned here last night for a special to commemorate more than two decades of friendship with a…read moregreat friend. When I had conejo (rabbit) over a month ago here, my friend commented he would like to taste that too. Now that they are here in Rota, Spain, i decided to have it too and set it up with Antonio selecting rabbit, with rice. It was great with my friend eating all his within minutes then using the bread to sop up all the gravy which was delicious. We finished it off with a creamy natillas which I have never had before; all tasty and great as is everything in Rota and Spain. Antonio was very attentive though he was very busy with his whole bar filled and busy!

According to the flowers market vender, this store is good. There was a long line out side on a…read moreSaturday afternoon, we were standing at the bar eating like locals to avoid waiting for a table. The beer is very good with cheaper price than in big cities. The fried fish is their specialty in Cadiz, we had two plates with different seafood, calamari, prawns, three different kinds of fish, they are good but not great! We love the squid salad! The service is fair, a bit slow because of the crowds!

This spot. Wooheee…read more We actually learned about it from Lonely Planet, Frommer's or some travel book and all the other tourist's know about is well after seeing the lines for to-go. However, I did spy some local old men trying to enjoy their lunch, as well and they were all drinking a beer and eatin' paella. One side is the tavern, with outside seating and the other side is to go fried fish in a paper cone. The to-go side was PACKED, so we snagged a spot at the bar on the other side and quickly ordered up 4 beers, a tapa size of the paella and a fried fish platter for 2. The paella was delicious and the fried fish platter was huge, with chunks of fried fish, whole fish, calamares, cod croquettes and more. I'm not the most adventurous fish eater, and I went for it. Not fancy at all, but just super fresh seafood, breaded and deep fried. Not a ton of flavor in the breading, but all good. All that food for about $20 USD. Not too shabby.

Great Food, Great Views…read more This is a wonderful chiringuito on the beach. The service was exceptional and the food was even better. One can get it all at this place - great seafood, liquor, beer, and ice cream. You should definitely drop by if you are in the area.

We were staying in Triana and visited this lovely local market…read more Felt very authentic, not a lot of tourists or English speaking Lots of great food stalls, butchers, seafood, pastries, vegetables ,fruits vendors etc We sampled a few things which were all great and excellent value for money Obviously being a market there are all kinds of smells and some areas can appear a bit dirty but take it all in and live like a local

I love this busy market on the Triana side of Seville. It is frequented by locals who get meats,…read morefish, produce and some food to eat....as well as by tourists and visitors. There are many many food stalls to choose from and the food choices abound. We got some fruit to eat while walking around and the people working the stalls are nice and warm. Check it out next time you are in the area, it's the true Spanish market type.