Among the essential dishes are salmorejo, flamenquín and oxtail, traditional recipes that have conquered palates inside and outside Spain. In addition, you cannot leave without trying the pastel cordobés, a sweet puff pastry filled with angel hair that sweetens any visit.
For lovers of signature cuisine, Cordoba has haute cuisine restaurants that reinterpret traditional cuisine with a modern touch. Also essential are the typical taverns where you can enjoy tapas with a glass of Montilla-Moriles wine or a cold beer.
As for nightlife, the city offers a wide variety of bars and terraces where you can enjoy a good cocktail or a drink overlooking the Mosque. In addition, the flamenco clubs and tablaos keep the Andalusian essence alive, turning every night into a celebration of culture and gastronomy.
In Cordoba, every meal is an experience, every wine tells a story and every corner has a special flavor.