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Overview

Dining The guide was updated: 2024-09-17

Bearing the vestiges of Andalusian cuisine, Jerez blends its rich, traditional flavours with local specialities in which sherry comes as a welcomed ingredient and the finest seafood arrives fresh from the nearby towns.

The main concentration of restaurants sits along Calle Consistorio and Plaza Vargas, serving the best of the regional cuisine. Some of the most popular dishes include riñones al Jerez (kidneys braised in sherry), caldereta (stews), and rabo de toro (oxtail).

Across Spain is very common to have lunch at 3 pm or dine after 10 pm, but a few tapas and a couple of glasses of a full-bodied Manzanilla usually go in between to keep the hunger at bay.

La Carboná

La Carboná

Situated in an old bodega, with high wooden rafters and whitewashed walls, La Carboná specialises in serving refined tasting menus and sherry pairings in an elegant and laid-back atmosphere.

Bar Juanito

Bar Juanito

At Bar Juanito, you'll find Moorish tiles, plants, a long list of sherries, and award-winning tapas. Try hot artichokes bathed in sherry, garlic and olive oil or enjoy their special stewed squid and grilled ribs. There’s a large covered patio for dining and a partly shaded terrace.

Venta Esteban

Venta Esteban

At first glance, Venta Esteban might not strike as visually appealing, but step inside, and you'll be welcomed by a friendly and warm atmosphere. This old-fashioned restaurant surprises with robust regional stews and delightful seafood dishes that will tantalise your taste buds.

Meson Hermanos Carrasco

Meson Hermanos Carrasco

Meson Hermanos Carrasco specialises in cuisine made of fine-quality meat and seafood, serving traditional Andalusian delicacies with an innovative twist in a sophisticated space adorned with vintage-chic decor.

Tabanco El Pasaje

Tabanco El Pasaje

Tabanco El Pasaje is a lively restaurant offering tapas, locally-made sherry and wines, alongside live flamenco performances in a rustic and cosy setting.

La Cruz Blanca

La Cruz Blanca

In the heart of old downtown Jerez, La Cruz Blanca awaits as a delightful tapas restaurant. Alongside the tempting tapas selection, you can savour perfectly cooked tender steaks and indulge in the classic Spanish favourite, paella. All of which can be accompanied by Jerez's sherry wines. Given its popularity, it's wise to book ahead as the place can get crowded.

Restaurante Kiri

Restaurante Kiri

When craving something else than Spanish food, Restaurante Kiri is a good alternative for Korean and Japanese food lovers. The food is prepared with fresh ingredients to get that perfect taste and is served in an elegant establishment by the service-minded staff.

Chiguagua

Chiguagua

Chiguagua, a hidden gem tucked away in a quiet back street of Jerez, is a charming small restaurant that specialises in Mexican cuisine. The menu boasts an array of delectable dishes, including sizzling fajitas, flavourful enchiladas, and crunchy nachos.

Albalá

Albalá

Even though Albalá is located a little bit outside of the tourist city centre, it's for sure well worth a visit. Creative, first-class Mediterranean cuisine that impresses from presentation to taste awaits you at this minimalist and elegant restaurant.

Albores

Albores

Albores serves contemporary twists on traditional Spanish dishes, plus an impressive wine list in an upscale setting. While it can get quite busy and may be a bit pricey, the exceptional quality of the cooking, the artful presentation, and the attentive service make every penny and moment worthwhile.

Pizzería La Roma

Pizzería La Roma

With a diverse menu, Pizzeria La Roma not only offers thin, crispy pizza but also pasta, burgers, kebabs, hotdogs, and more. It's a go-to place for a quick and satisfying meal or snack. The best part is the incredibly reasonable prices and generous portions, making it an excellent choice for dining out.

Oishii

Oishii

When dining at Oishii, you'll experience typical Japanese flavours cooked to perfection in a relaxed atmosphere. Fresh sushi, noodle dishes, and dumplings are all served by the attentive staff.

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