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7 Reviews This little tapas bar has a warm welcoming atmosphere as well as serving great tapas. It is named on the tapas route and has won awards for its standards. I have included a link to their web site...
4 Reviews We got ripped off at this prestigious restaurant. Planned a special dinner days ago, visiting their webpage and studying the elaborate "tasting menus". When we got to the restaurant and gleefully...
4 Reviews This place is the one to go for the churros, weird fried-dough pastry-based long stick type of thing snack that is sometimes referred to a Spanish doghnut. I doesn't look like doughnut and it ain't as...
Mahieu Says: My favourite tapas-place: a great interior, lots of choice of delicious and very cheap tapas, nice waiters, ... I came here almost every noon to have some...
Show de Tapas: Heavenly, non-traditional tapas
annase Says: This small tapas restaurant has a very eccentric looking deco (most of it is from IKEA as a matter of fact, but the paintings on the wall are very bizarre and...
The Taberna Gades: Good, inexpensive, near the cathedral
ELear Says: Up a narrow street only a few yards from the cathedral. When I was there it was full of locals. The people are very friendly, and the food’s good and not very...
Restaurante Grimaldi: The spirit and taste of Cadiz!
judiho Says: The flavour of Cadiz is best enjoyed at the Restaurant Grimaldi, situated right opposite the market. Grimaldis father and family are well known fishermen who go...
Grimaldi: Beware tourist guide recommendations !
mirkle Says: We went to the Grimaldi on the advice of the Footprint guide we were following. Perhaps we should have guessed something was wrong when there was hardly anyone...
Ultramarinos Bar El Veedor: best tortillas
Mahieu Says: Excellent and diverse tortillas: with spinach, peppers, salami, .... Very, very tasteful! This is one of the reasons I liked coming here. The other one is that...
Restaurant Sopranis: something else
Mahieu Says: Here you can find some more "elaborate cuisine" than your regular tapas. The bar is situated in Barrio Santa Maria and fills up very fast during summer. Nicely...
La Rambla: Pimientos del padrón
Mahieu Says: Situated in the Barrio Santa Maria, this is a bar where lots of locals hang out, watching football on the tele, together with the waiters. The food is shown in...
Bar Pájaro Pinto: Best fresh fish and seafood
Mahieu Says: This must be one of the cosiest plazas of Cádiz: Plaza Tio de la Tiza! During summer the place is filled with the tables of this restaurant and some other...
Mahieu Says: Great local place, situated in the Barrio de la Viña, which used to be the district of the fishermen. Nowadays, it's the center of the famous Cádiz festival in...
El Jardinero tapas bar: Downtown Cadiz
Bwana_Brown Says: By 1 PM, we had spent less than two hours roaming the streets of old Cadiz on the tip of its peninsula and it was already time to catch our return ferry ride to...
Hotel Dunas Puerto: Happy Birthday!
Bwana_Brown Says: Our previous evening's meal in Sevilla had been a bit of a rushed tapas bar affair and our following night was to be spent in a bed & breakfast on the outskirts...
kaloz Says: Spain has the best way to enjoy a dining experience. It is called tapas. Think appetisers where a group of friends each orders something different and then you...
La Cueva de Plocia: Tapas and atmosphere
gildapaolina Says: Always full of people, this is a typical old bar near the harbour and few steps from city centre, very clean and with fast and careful service. Their salmorejo...
El Aljibe: Good Location, Great Food!
denis&susan Says: We dined here twice, sat outside both times, although the inside looked lovely, the cool breeze was hard to resist. The food was excellent and reasonably...
Balandro: My favourite restaurant in Cadiz
Carmelle Says: With an extensive menu you'll need a good 15 minutes to choose (aye they've a bilingual menu). The menu covers lots of Spanish dishes as well as modern...
La Catedral: Run of the Mill Tourist Trap
blint Says: Situated just in front of the Cathedral this restaurant with a large outdoors terrace is a bit of a tourist trap that sells average food at a higher than...
Arte Serrano: Tapeo & Restaurante in Cadiz Capital's Beach zone
blint Says: Arte Serrano are specialists in products from the mountains of Cadiz and have a wide variety of tapas including vegetarian options and seafood too. They also...
Taberna Casa Manteca: As Traditional As You Can Get
blint Says: If you want to go to a place in Cadiz that is typical of the town and the region then the place you are looking for is La Manteca. It is situated in the...
Taberna Albaro: Down in La Viña
blint Says: This small traditional place can be found in La Viña on one of the most typical roads, La Palma. Here you can find really, really LOCAL places (namely bar...
La Montanera: Great Tapas by the beach or in Cadiz Centre
blint Says: Nearby there are a lot of upper end restaurants but this place is more popular with the locals and offers great tapas and full meals at a good prices.It is...
blint Says: This great little place on the Avenue by the football stadium is one of the only places in Cadiz that give you free tapas with your drinks. Furthermore, it is...
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3 Reviews and 145 Opinions We stayed recently (28 Feb 2011) in the Fuerte Hotel in Conil, Andalucia, Southern Spain and really...
2 Reviews and 122 Opinions Thi hotel is in a nice location. The Victoria beach is a 2 min walk. If you like to walk it is easy...
4 Reviews and 48 Opinions This is a modern building - disguuised as you approach by the lush gradens at the front - even in...
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Cozy Italian restaurant with the usual pizzas, pastas, antipasti and salads on the menu. I love pizza, so it was no surprise that I ended up ordering one. My...
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Q: Am hoping for some insider knowledge as my OH and me are packing everything up iin Cornwall and heading off to Cadiz. We have...
A: Just some places to go to... Tarifa, it's on the sea (good windsurf and beaches...and the small village) the same thing for Zahara de los atunes, Conil de la Frontera...
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I was born in Cadiz, and I lived there for nearly 20 years. I come back whenever I have a long weekend or so. There are so many places to see, and yet so few tourists. It's like a hidden jewel, so I...
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For two wonderful years I have lived in Cadiz a really nice city to visit if you have time, preferable in Carnival season. My experience in Cadiz was great, even if my studies at Sea Sciences...
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Cadiz is supposed to be one of the oldest cities in Euorpe dating back at far as 1100BC, although most of the construction here is of the 18th and 19th century. Some beautiful buildings and we were so...
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According to tradition, Cádiz was founded by the Phoenician in 1100 B.C. Modern historic science, however, dates back to 800 B.C. when the Phoenician ships first reached the bay. This page has...
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At Carnaval everyone gets dressed up and goes out onto the streets of the old centre to drink. The whole of the centre gets converted into one open air bar for about four days. This is me dressed as...
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