Best Restaurants in August in Cordoba Province (Updated 2025)

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1. Zahir Centro

AU$37Reservation AvailableBars/Bistros

TheForkUserFood was well presented and very tasty. It was reasonably priced. We had three different dishes and all were good. The service was excellent. Outside seating area was pleasant. We would recommend.

2. Casa Mazal - Juderia

AU$65Reservation AvailableMiddle Eastern CuisineOpen Late

TheForkUserEach dish was flavorful and artistically displayed. We enjoyed the excellent service and charming setting. We weren’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be the best meal so far for on our vacation!

3. La Tranquera

AU$25Reservation AvailableWestern-styleOpen Late

TheForkUserIt’s a very small quaint space full of ambience the night we went a chef and a waiter that was it, the rain was pouring but a warm welcome and great food simple and tasty and freshly cooked amazing steak we had two Tenderloins , the waiter asked “to share “ no each please ! Omg so much meat so delicious cooked to perfection and breakfast for two of us for two days ! It was 400 grams we missed that , but had tortilla wraps for brekkie,

4. El Abanico

AU$14Reservation AvailableMiddle Eastern Cuisine

TheForkUserA cute place with authentic food and great service. Simona was pleasant and helpful in selecting dishes. Everything was fresh and well prepared. We would love to go again.

5. Macsura Gastrotaberna

Reservation AvailableFusion CuisineOpen Late

TheForkUserThe menu was inventive and yet honored tradition. Service was prompt but in no way did we feel rushed. We may dine there again tomorrow.

6. Taberna La Espumita

AU$28Western-style

TheForkUserthe croquetes are amazing. And the view to the Mosque.

7. Terra Olea

Reservation AvailableWestern-style

TheForkUserFrom start to finish this was an excellent dining experience. Our waiter was welcoming and attentive, explaining the local origins of each dish.The food was imaginative and delicious with the emphasis on seasonal local ingredients. Incredible value for money.Would recommend without hesitation.

8. Mercado Victoria

AU$48Western-styleOpen Late

M48***03When I visited Cordoba, Spain this year, I visited the Victoria Market (Mercado Victoria), which has many delicious foods. The one that impressed me most in the food city was a Japanese sushi restaurant called AKU. The hostess was very enthusiastic and the food was very delicious. The sushi restaurant offers Japanese food, such as fresh sushi, sashimi, tempura, curry chicken and curry beef, Japanese beef rolls, etc. It also offers Chinese food, including dumplings, fried rice, soup noodles, almond chicken, spring rolls, etc. I strongly recommend the store's signature Japanese teriyaki chicken rice, which tastes very delicious and authentic. In addition, there are other shops in the food city that impressed me, including the Spanish Iberian ham shop, the Spanish oyster shop, the Spanish seafood restaurant, etc. Here I will briefly introduce this beautiful and beautiful food city. Victoria Market, officially opened on May 1, 2013, became the first food market in Andalusia Province. It was later developed into a food, cultural and leisure center that provides services for tourists and Cordoba citizens. The Food City is located in Los Jardines de la Victoria (Victoria Gardens), in a beautiful, sunny, late 19th century forged metal building. Nearly two dozen establishments offer a wide variety of local and international cuisine (Cordoban, Galician, Italian, Arabic, Mexican, Argentinian, Asian, smoked, Iberian ham from Valle de los Pedroches, rice and paella, quality meat, vegetables, fish and seafood). The Food City caters for vegetarians, celiacs, lactose intolerant, halal, kosher and more. You can dine in or take away. Inside the Food City is an excellent, high-end restaurant called "El Inverdanero", which also has a cooking space for cooking workshops, olive oil and Spanish wine tastings and a large terrace for all kinds of events. The food court starts in the morning at "Panea", a café and bakery with a beautiful terrace, and ends in the early hours of the next day at "Sojo Mercado", a music and long drink bar with an entertaining atmosphere both indoors and outdoors. The food court is open all day and you can eat at any time. Opposite the Victoria food court is el parking de la Victoria (patrolled and secure underground parking), and there are also plenty of parking spaces along avenida de la Victoria and avenida de República Argentina, including parking for buses. Opposite the food court is also a taxi stand, a city bus stop and a bus stop to Medina Azahara. From the food court, it is less than 5 minutes' walk to the city's shopping center, the historic district and the old town of Cordoba.

9. Patio de la Juderia

AU$31Western-styleOpen Late

ChenhutamuI arrived in Cordoba on Christmas Eve, and many restaurants were closed. The hotel front desk recommended this one to me and asked me to try my luck. That night, they only offered a fixed set menu, and most of the seats were reserved, leaving only one table on the second floor. It was a four-course meal, including appetizers, fish, steak, and dessert, and the taste was very good. The price was 55 euros, which was quite reasonable for Christmas Eve. The wine was not included, and it was less than 20 euros. The most important thing was that there were performances, and there were two flamenco dances in the middle, which was definitely worth the price.