Bar Juanito

Incredible food and atmosphere. Set in a beautiful narrow street full with hanging plants and flowers. Delicious food and good service. We had to wait quite a while to be seated, however it was a festive day which was to be expected.

Absolutely Devine, hidden gem do not miss. My wife and I had a superb meal here and would dine every week if they opened one in York, England. Keep it up and thank you for the experience. The Tuna is superb and I eat Tuna as a staple diet, so to be blown away is not easy.

I’m SO picky and everything about this place makes me SO happy. Welcoming staff, great attentiveness in spite of how busy it has been on all 4 (!) visits. And the food- oh my! Every morsel was beautifully prepared and memorable. The server recommended wines by the glass to accompany each item. The atmosphere was truly Spanish- warm, charming, attractive and traditional in the best of ways. I’ll go back every chance I get.

Located in a beautiful little courtyard off the main plaza del Arenal. This is a fantastic place to eat great, interesting tapas and spend time. Highly recommended.

Beautiful setting but book in evening to guarantee outside table. Waiters were friendly, efficient and put up with our bad Spanish. Menu was interesting and food excellent. My favourite restaurant in Jerez.

Very good tapas bar with affordable prices. Took everything Jerez on the list: berza jerezana, riñones al Jerez along with shrimp omelets and bull tail stew. Oops, forgot to try the artichokes. Great selection of sherries and wines as well.

Excellent choice! Unmissable!!! Huge portions. Small prices!!Fresh seafood. Rich choice of sherries 🍷 We had 4 half portions dishes for two persons. We were overfull!!! Highly recommend. SuperB. 10 ⭐️

A reliable restaurant with traditional foods of Andalusia. They didn't have it 5 years ago, but on a recent visit they had added a short tapas menu where you can try more things in smaller portions. The house specialty is artichokes. It's not the cheapest, but it's smack in the center of Jerez and tourist friendly.

Fabulous, if a bit out of the way, and well worth the hunt! Looks quite small when you enter but opens onto a large, bright dining room. No tourists at all, the Sunday afternoon we went, but lots of bustle from the locals. Prices quite reasonable, food like the best home cooking, if your mom was a Jerez native! And try the amazing dessert, Tocino de Cielo...has nothing to do with bacon, but everything to do with delicious!

Excellent food, attentive service, and a good wine list. We thoroughly enjoyed it! Try the white beans with prawns!