Located in the residential San Pedro neighborhood, just a short walk
from the Mezquita, you will find Bodegas Campos. It was founded in 1908
as both a wine cellar and tavern. Today Bodegas Campos offers a number
of dining options: La Taberna (tavern), a formal restaurant, a wine
cellar, and rooms that are used for catered events.
The interiors are rustic and classic Andalusian in design, with
terracotta tile floors, wrought iron accents, and wood-beamed ceilings.
The Sala Célebres room features pictures of 30 famous locals, including
painters, dancers and mayors. Be sure to stop and look at the oak
barrels that line the rooms and corridors, as they are signed by many of
the famous people who have dined at Bodegas Campos, including members
of the Royal family, celebrities, and foreign dignitaries.
The restaurant menu features classic Córdoba cuisine. Ingredients are
from high quality local vendors, and the fresh fruits and vegetables
come from the restaurant’s own orchard. Some signature dishes include
the Ensalada de Bacalao y Naranja (a salt cod salad with orange
dressing), Paté de Perdiz Casero y Aceite de Trufa (homemade partridge
paté with truffle oil), and Solomillo de Ternera con Migas al Vino Tinto
(sirloin with red wine sauce). There is also a wide selection of wines
to choose from, and be sure to leave room for dessert.
La Taberna menu features a nice selection of traditional tapas,
including the local favorite Salmorejo soup, traditional Gazpacho,
Boquerones en Vinagre (anchovies in vinegar), and Habitas con Huevo y
Jamón (beans with egg and ham). There is also a selection of main
dishes, including Rabo de Toro Deshuesado (oxtail stew), Arroz de
Verduras (rice with vegetables), and Puntas de Solomillo con Verduritas
(sirloin tips with vegetables). For dessert try the Flan Casero
(homemade caramel custard), Pastel Cordobés (local cake), or the Leche
Frita con Helado de Lima (fried milk with lime ice cream).
- Calle de los Lineros, 32
- Córdoba, Spain
- Phone: (957) 49 75 00
- Website: Bodegas Campos