Top Restaurants in Jimena de la Frontera
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Top 8 Mediterranean food in Jimena de la Frontera, Province of Cadiz, Spain
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Jimena de la Frontera. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including Sarmiento Brasa Andaluza, Restaurante El Ventorrillero, El Anon Restaurante Bar, Bar Perez, Restaurante La Tasca, Restaurante Bar Cuenca, Cafe Bar Felalo, Casa Henrietta Restaurante Bar
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8. Casa Henrietta Restaurante Bar
Our Restaurant Bar is located in the old quarters of the village. It's an old refurbished XIX building cosy and with beautiful views over the mountains. Our Kitchen is based on using fresh local products. We love experimenting with a variety of cuisines a
Reviewed By alanrp42
We stayed in Jimena for 9 nights and this was the nicest place we ate in. It looks a bit unpromising when you first came in but we followed the signs downstairs to a very nice restaurant with original art on the walls and a view out to the countryside. The food was good quality and well presented with some original touches. It was relatively expensive compared to elsewhere in town but a shared starter, two main courses, desert, wine, tea and coffee still only came to EUR 70.
7. Cafe Bar Felalo
Reviewed By Martin S
We visited three times in two weeks twice for drinks and once for tapas lunch. Each time good service. As was the food. The barman/ owner needs to be a little more engaging with his customers. Other than that a nice new bar.
6. Restaurante Bar Cuenca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Restaurante fundado en 1920 con cocina tradicional, especializado en setas y carnes. El restaurante está organizado en cuatro comedores: terraza, bar-cafeterÃa, comedor interior y comedor exterior. Los comedores están pensado para albergar celebraciones o
Reviewed By chrischma
Cuenca is a little old town built on a hill about two hours' drive from Madrid. It is picturesque and full of character. Hundreds year old buildings perch precariously on the edge of the hill, and many more similarly old buildings line the narrow alleys crisscrossing the old town. One may take a nice walk from the parking lot at the foot of the hill up to the old town across the steel bridge. It is worth the drive to take a detour if you are visiting Madrid.
5. Restaurante La Tasca
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By David W
Having visited and stayed in Jimena de la Frontera over many years we always enjoy at least one meal at La Tasca. Friendly family owned and run small restaurant with indoor and outside tables. Good value for money either just for a drink or meal. Lunch or dinner.
4. Bar Perez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By charliedalgleish
What a great little bar. Friendly, great cheap, good quality tapas with the odd slightly mad local for amusement. The beer is good too. Central location but where ever you walk it is either uphill or downhill and generally steep. Tapas is fresh and depends on what is available and locally fresh so the choice varies from day to day. Well worth a visit. Muchas gracias por su comentario en bar perez cada dia intentamos mejorar en el bien para nuestros clientes.
3. El Anon Restaurante Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By southerntraveller49
This establishment is made up by a good eatery and a nice rural hotel, all of which in a cosy rural ambience. The house has an authentic Andalusian style. The menu list wasn´t very long, but varied. I found this a very positive trait compared to other restaurants in rural areas where they tend to offer rather monotonous menus, basically based on meat. Very relaxed vibe here, being the clientelle Spaniards and foreigners alike. Food is well cooked and presented, being the prices quite average. Eating in the patio, wheather permitting, or by the fireplace is very agreeable. If you come driving, you might find more convenient to leave your car at Plaza Constitución and walk to Anon which is only 200 metres away.
2. Restaurante El Ventorrillero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 306 reviews
Reviewed By caboodlemedia
The owner makes up the prices at the end, depending on if you are a tourist or a local. I am vegan and never suffer food poisoning, but I was quite ill after eating here. Shall not be going back.
1. Sarmiento Brasa Andaluza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 241 reviews
The concept Sarmiento âbrasa andaluzaâ is based on the essential pillars of the andalusian lifestyle: authenticity, spontaneity and enjoyment of family and friend´s company when being around a table. Our clients would be able to feel the happiness and hos
Reviewed By VBrandon
Friendly with excellent, modern Andalusia food and a dining room/terrace with great far-reaching views. In an elevated position on the main road running past the top of the village. Public parking nearby. Stylish interior, staff very helpful and spoke English. Food is a modern take on Andalusia cooking, beautifully presented. A mix of small plates and more main dishes plus pudding. My veggie partner found his options a bit limited, not unusual for Andalucia, but he said it was very good. I hope to visit again!
