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Cordoban food, taberna style.

Salmorejo, flamenquín, oxtail and montaditos, the way they are eaten in Córdoba. In a courtyard on Calleja de las Flores.

Stewed oxtail with potatoes
Salmorejo cordobés with egg and ham shavings
Salmorejo de la Calleja
Sliced flamenquín with chips
Flamenquín cordobés
Croquetas de puchero
Croquetas de puchero
Fried aubergine with cane honey
Aubergines with cane honey

The Córdoba classics


Salmorejo and flamenquín are Córdoba dishes. Oxtail and pork cheeks are slow-cooked in wine. These are the ones on our menu, with the price of a full ración.

Montaditos


In Córdoba, a montadito is a small filled roll to nibble at the bar or between dishes.

With a glass of Montilla-Moriles


The local wine. Fino goes with salmorejo and almost everything else; oloroso, with the stews.

What to order in the Jewish Quarter

Frequently asked questions


What is salmorejo cordobés?

A thick, chilled cream of tomato and bread with olive oil, typical of Córdoba. Ours comes with Iberian ham shavings, egg and extra virgin olive oil.

What is flamenquín?

Pork loin rolled around ham, breaded and fried. A Córdoba classic; we serve it with potatoes.

Where can I eat oxtail stew in the Jewish Quarter?

At Patio de las Comedias, Calleja de las Flores, 4. It is on our menu, braised in wine and served with potatoes. The kitchen is open all day, 8:00 to 1:00.

Your table is waiting in Córdoba

Call us or send a WhatsApp with the day, time and number of people. We'll confirm your table.

You can also just walk in: if there's a free table, it's yours.

A table by the wall of blue flowerpots