Location: Cadiz
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Best Spanish food near Cadiz, Andalucia, Spain
Best Spanish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Spanish food in Cadiz. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Spanish restaurants near you.. Cádiz (/kəˈdɪz/; Spanish: [ˈkaðiθ]; see other pronunciations below) is a city and port in southwestern Spain. It is the capital of the Province of Cádiz, one of eight which make up the autonomous community of Andalusia.
Things to do in Cadiz
10. Arrebol
Overall Ratings
4 based on 450 reviews
Reviewed By twtraveller2015
After searching out for places nearby to our hotel with good reviews Arrebol came to light! Not on the main drag, in fact in a back street and looking like a small cafe that you would almost pass unnoticed. Can only say that it was a great suggestion by other travellers, my wife and I had an excellent meal along with some very pleasant service. Don't miss if you get to Cadiz!
9. La Candela
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2003 reviews
Reviewed By Jue222
Came here for a late lunch and dropped in on chance. It was late so got a table no problem. Very friendly welcome and great service. Very homely and charming style. Had the some very saucy potato braves followed by the wagyu burger and the tuna on toast. All delicious. For such a nice restaurant it wasnât at all pretentious and with drinks we spent less then â¬40 which was excellent value. We wanted to return later in our trip for our last evening meal in Cádiz and sadly when we called at lunchtime to book they were full for that evening so my advice I book in plenty of time.
8. Bar Nono
Overall Ratings
4 based on 338 reviews
Tapas bar small but you can eat very well. There are usually quite a few people but it is not a place where customers stay for a long time to find a place in a short time. We have many products gluten free and lactose free. Market food and lots of grilled
Reviewed By FoodieOfTheWorld
It has the classic tapas bar feel but almost every item was microwaved and came with soggy French Fries. The microwaved fries were quite hot at first so I burned myself immediately. After that the food was decent but not memorable. The meatballs and toro, for example, were fine but quite bland. Compared to the other options, we felt the food was average at best.
7. Anca Lidia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Un lugar donde la tradicion gastronomica gaditana se hace realidad. Disfruta de nuestros platos y tapas y por supuesto de una ubicacion inmejorable.
Reviewed By Andrea-Andrija
This place is located just by the local mercado and has a nice little terrace where we had the best lunch in Cadiz. The fish and seafood were fresh and tasty, as well as the wines. They prepare most of it on the grill, but you won't go wrong if you go with the fried options. Best value for money ever, great portions and relaxed and welcoming staff. Strongly recommended!!
6. Codigo de Barra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 823 reviews
Gluten free
Reviewed By Bob B
I dined at this restaurant on consecutive nights late in August. I had not booked and I had no idea of any high recommendation â I simply liked the look of the menu. On my first night, I wandered in at 20-23 to be told the restaurant did not open until 20-30. On my return, 7 minutes later, I was seated in an empty room after much shuffling of the diary. The second night, again not booked, this time at 20-30 on the dot, I was acknowledged and looked after wonderfully by a lovely, and dare I say tiny, waitress, whose name, alas, I failed to spot. I did not sample the taster menu much admired by others, but chose from the a-la-carte menu: soup and duck the first night; mackerel and lamb the second, both preceded by the two amuse bouche of the house. Whilst I enjoyed each meal very much, although I found one desert of goatâs cheese ice cream unnecessarily over complicated, I have had equally as good meals elsewhere without any suggestion of a Michelin Star.What is undoubted however is the creativeness of the chef / owner, the exquisite attention to detail of the kitchen staff, the professionalism of the waitresses and the friendliness of a lovely lady, whom, I assume, is the chefâs wife / part owner.I hope this less than (the usual) gushing review does not have me barred from the place as I hope to return to both city AND restaurant in the next few weeks. Incidentally, 4.5 stars would be my mark.Mr. Bob B, Thank you for your words, you all help us to improve. Of course it will be a pleasure to serve you again. About the Michelin star....let´s keep dreaming¡¡¡ Thanks a lot
5. Sondemar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 319 reviews
Reviewed By Alessandra S
Itâs a family-run restaurant with Italian origins so they know how to make a meal an unforgettable experience. The food is delicious with options for vegetarians and vegans. Espresso coffee is the best Iâve tried in Cadiz. The place inside is so relaxing that I didnât want to leave. Iâll definitely go back soon.
4. Mini-Bar La Tabernita
Overall Ratings
4 based on 931 reviews
Reviewed By ave13
We saw this on trip advisor and went to see if it really was that good. The food was fantastic and the staff were so friendly and attentive.We will visit here again on our next trip.
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3. dosbocados
Overall Ratings
5 based on 138 reviews
home made food in an original format prepared daily with the best products of the market. the king of our products is our exquisite TARANTELO GRILLED TUNA. you have never eaten another equaly, to remember the rest of your life.
Reviewed By Balls99
We stopped on a whim to ask about some of the menu items. The owner was so friendly and helpful despite our language differences we came back after touring the Cathedral for an ice cold Estrella and a grilled slab of tuna on a crusty fresh roll! It was delicious and we higly recommend trying it. They also have great local beef burgers and of course all their seafood is fresh from the days catch!
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2. La Punta Del Sur
Overall Ratings
5 based on 463 reviews
bar located in the neighborhood of the vineyard in Cadiz, fresh food, meat, fish and various
Reviewed By realale2049
Came here because of TA reviews. Arrived as they opened, and got a table straight away. Within 15 minutes the place was full. We were greeted by a very pleasant young lady who looked after us all evening. We chose from an extensive menu, Cold Tuna and potatoes, Spicy chips, Bashed (or could be Damage) eggs which was fried potatoes with chorizo and 2 fried eggs sitting on top, pigs cheek, and sirloin steak. All washed down with 6 glasses of good wine and a Pedro Ximenez sherry to finish. 39Euro! Superb and excellent in every department, a must if you are in Cadiz.
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1. Abastos Multibar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By ingelag2014
Daring menu diverting from the traditional dishes. Well balanced and prepared dishes with fresh ingredients, in a both quiet and yet clean and modern atmosphere in a corner on the outside of Mercado central. Highly recommended. Friendly and elegant serving, really relaxing place for a lunch!
