Restaurants

Una parada para almorzar en pleno Siglo de Oro.

Stonemasons, blacksmiths, masons, tanners and carpenters gather daily at the Market Grill. There they have lunch and chat, enjoying grilled meat from the good local herds while sharing their knowledge with the young apprentices over a jug of beer.

Specialities:
Country burgers and tapas

Lunch is the most important meal for a farmer. That's why it must be done properly. No frugal food, a good zahora should be celebrated. Chicken, veal and pork are a must, but always accompanied by some good ""patatas revolconas"" with bacon and some grilled vegetables to lighten things up. 

Specialities:
Countryside hamburgers

Chating, eating and drinking in the best company. An obligatory stop in Puebla Real before starting work or after a hard day's work. 'El Tuerto Miguel' pays great attention to his tapas and only serves the best of the land. Excellent local wines to wash down the cured ham.

Specialities:
Wines, tapas and preserves

Isidro is proud of his grill. Like all his inn, he made it with his own hands and now it gives him the satisfaction of feeding his family and guests. Hospitality rules at Venta de Isidro y María, and they won't let anyone continue on their way without tasting their roasted meats made on holm oak wood embers. 

Specialities:
Roast chicken

Without reservation, subject to availability.

The aroma and the rind hide the key to a good cheese. Freshly milked milk gives an intense flavour, full of acidic and spicy touches. María knows all the secrets of making the best cheese in the land and knows that there is nothing better than mixing it with a good loaf of wheat and rye, covered with jam for those with a sweet tooth. 

Specialities:
Cheese and wine

The bellows keeps blowing. The embers have started to turn the metal a cherry colour, it's time to hammer. The blacksmith's work does not stop, but there is always a moment to taste an assortment of sausages and good kebabs in the heat of the forge.
 
Specialities:
Assortments and sandwiches (Gluten free)

A slight smoky hue covers the Askar. The grills of the Shawaya Cordobesa do not rest. Their embers, always sizzling hot, brown beef and chicken quarters. The caliph's cooks season the kebabs and kofta with the most exotic spices brought from Damascus and Baghdad. And there's nothing better than a sherbet of Sierra Nevada snow to quench your thirst.

Specialities:
Hummus and tabbouleh

Without reservation, subject to availability.

The snows of the Sierra Nevada are far away, but the vizier of the great caliph Abderramán does not give up his sorbets. Ancestral techniques brought from Damascus allow the ice to be preserved, to which the best sweet syrups made with fruits from the sumptuous Umayyad gardens are then added. A contrast of flavours for the senses.

Specialities:
Sorbets

The best beer dedicated to the great heroes of all times. Domingo, a retired soldier with a good palate, brews varieties of the best beers of the Meseta with local barley and trasmontana hops. Campeadora, Comunera, Ingeniosa, Genovesa, Condesa de Castilla and Manca de Lepanto... a taste of great deeds in the Cervecería de Vivar brewery.

Specialities:
Craft beers
  

Archbishop Jiménez de Rada called for a fight against the Almohads and the Christendom responded. Men came from all over Spain ready to fight, as well as knights and crusaders from beyond the Pyrenees. All united, they rose up victorious at Navas de Tolosa and marked the final stretch of the Reconquest. Free and victorious, many veterans share battles and the best concoctions of their lands.

Specialities:
Cocktails