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Food & Wine
Andalucía's food and wine places: historic tapas bars and restaurants, covered markets and food halls, sherry bodegas, wineries, olive oil mills and artisan producers you can visit, with hours, tours and prices.
114 places
Las Camachas, MontillaMontilla's classic restaurant since 1962, built like an old Andalusian inn at the entrance to town, with a bar of over 200…Discover →
Mercado Central de Abastos de CádizCádiz's central market fills Plaza de la Libertad in the old town: a square ringed by a Doric colonnade by Torcuato Benjumeda,…Discover →
Mercado Central de Abastos, JerezJerez's central market, known locally as La Plaza, is a Neoclassical hall of stone, iron and glazed tile in the old town,…Discover →
Mercado Central de AlmeríaThe Mercado Central de Almería is the city's main food market, an iron-framed hall built in 1892–1897 to designs by city architect…Discover →
Mercado Central de AtarazanasMálaga's central market hall, built in iron and stone by Joaquín de Rucoba in 1876–1879 behind a 14th-century Nasrid gateway that once…Discover →
Mercado de Abastos de LinaresThe Mercado de Abastos de Linares is a red-brick Neo-Mudéjar market hall at the end of Calle Santiago, built in 1903–1906 to…Discover →
Mercado de Abastos, AntequeraAntequera's covered market on Plaza de San Francisco, designed by Fernando de la Torriente in 1878 and finished in 1885, after its…Discover →
Mercado de Abastos, Sanlúcar de BarramedaSanlúcar's market on Calle Bretones opened in 1744 as the Plaza de San Lucas and reopened in 2018 after a full restoration;…Discover →
Mercado de Abastos, TarifaTarifa's market is a neo-Mudéjar building of 1927–1928 by architect José Romero Barrero on Calle Colón in the walled old town, with…Discover →
Mercado de El Carmen, MálagaA covered market in El Perchel, Málaga's old fishermen's quarter, rebuilt in 2010 on a site trading for over 140 years, with…Discover →
Mercado de FeriaMercado de Feria in Seville's Macarena quarter is the city's oldest municipal market still trading, documented from 1719, with a 1925 hall…Discover →
Mercado de la CorrederaThe Mercado de la Corredera is Córdoba's oldest food market, trading on the Plaza de la Corredera in a former prison and…Discover →
Mercado de la EncarnaciónMercado de la Encarnación is a covered market of 40 stalls at street level beneath the Metropol Parasol in central Seville, reopened…Discover →
Mercado de Salamanca, MálagaA Neo-Mudéjar market hall in Málaga's El Molinillo district, designed by Daniel Rubio Sánchez and built in 1922–1925, with horseshoe-arched brick entrances…Discover →
Mercado de San Agustín, GranadaThe Mercado de San Agustín is Granada's central food market, a copper-roofed hall planned for 59 stalls by architect Pedro Salmerón and…Discover →
Mercado de TrianaMercado de Triana is the covered market on Seville's Plaza del Altozano, rebuilt in 2001 over the ruins of the Castillo de…Discover →
Mercado del ArenalMercado del Arenal is a covered market completed in 1947 to designs by Juan Talavera y Heredia in Seville's Arenal district, 200…Discover →
Mercado del BarrancoMercado del Barranco is a gastronomic market in a 19th-century iron fish hall on the Guadalquivir by the Puente de Isabel II,…Discover →
Mercado del Carmen, HuelvaMercado del Carmen is Huelva's main food market, a modern hall of more than 150 stalls opened in 2010 in the Pescadería…Discover →
Mercado Ingeniero TorrojaAlgeciras's main food market sits under a thin concrete dome 47.76 m across, designed by engineer Eduardo Torroja and architect Manuel Sánchez…Discover →
Mercado Santa Ana, EsteponaA gastronomic market in Estepona's old town, opened in March 2026 inside the town's 1949 food market building, with seven food and…Discover →
Mercado VictoriaMercado Victoria is a gastronomic market in Córdoba's Jardines de la Victoria, set in the cast-iron fair pavilion that the Círculo de…Discover →
Mesón El LobitoMesón opened in 1966 by the Domínguez family in a bodega over 200 years old in Moguer, home town of Juan Ramón…Discover →
Oleícola San FranciscoFamily olive oil mill in Begíjar, 6 km from Baeza, built in 1927 and open to visitors since 2011, with its old…Discover →