The food was great, the service was excellent, the ambiance was cute. It's huge space and interior…read moredesign is not very fitting with italian restaurant, they need more traditional ambiance and vibes the interior was very cold and lacking ambiance but food was amazing and service tooo! 5 stars for the food and service by my italian friend lucas

In case you are tired of tapas and miss a hearty Italian food, this is a place for you…read more Amazing. Just an amazing Italian place with a beautiful cozy atmosphere inside. Can't get over the quality of pasta, sauce and so many choices on the menu. Every combination is good, just be creative and try something new.

Que se joda este lugar y el recepcionista. Family of 4 went for dinner after siesta hour in…read moreCardova, Spain. Place was not full at all, had plenty of seating available and open. Server/greeter/fuk face clearly didn't want any tourist in the restaurant basically as he did not want to sit us nor did he want to set the 2 tables together to accommodate a party of 4, so message was clear and simple and so is this review.

A wonderful Italian spot with fresh noodles and seafood. Five stars for the taste, service, and…read moreambience! I do believe this is a franchised restaurant, so it's not as local as you can get in Cordoba, but the food is still very delightful.

Los Califas reminds me of all the every day joints scattered across Andalucía serving hearty…read moredishes, consistently, day in and day out. Sure, Papa Hemingway dined at fancy tabernas, but you half expect to find him here, at the corner table, licking his fat digits after putting away another plate of Rabo de Toro. Man, take the fam here. Do it and win back some points after marching the troop through that broiling Córdoba heat. Fill em all up with savory, traditional Spanish fare without breaking the bank. Do it. And order an ensalada mixta (fresh and delicious) while you're at it. You know, healthy fare... the waiters are awesome, too. Tell em Juan sent ya!

This was a very pleasant and affordable stop that we encountered while walking around after…read morevisiting La Mezquita. We were drawn by the affordable tapas (tortilla for 1.90€, croquettes for 2€, etc.) and got a great introduction to Andalusian dishes including Flamenquin and Salmorejo. The place was pretty empty since we went for an early dinner, and the service was excellent (they were both prompt and welcoming!) We had a pleasant conversation once we got inside, and we ended up ordering flamenquin, pan, salmorejo, croquettes, tortilla, and pastel Cordobese all for 9€ each. It was a very filling and delicious meal well worth the price, as it was essentially a three course meal with quality local dishes!

La mafia. Uno excellente resrtaurante Italiano en Espana. Pude ir a 2 uno en Malaga y el otro en…read moreCadiz. Comida muy buena

Cheap but not worth the price, at least not the pastas. My sister got the margherita pizza and…read morewhile it wasn't as good as NYC pizza, it was the best thing off the menu. My dad got the seafood soup and my mom the seafood spaghetti and they both tasted the same. I think they just used the same sauce for both, but put one in a bowl with bread and another on top of thick noodles. I got the pasta with salmon walnuts and black caviar. There was barely anything but sauce and penne. Also, the menu said macaroni but I got penne! Now I can't read Spanish but I thought I had a decent understanding of pasta names. Unfortunate. Service was lacking as the waiter did not check in and we had to flag down someone else for our check. This is not real pizza or Italian food. I would go elsewhere!