Taberna La Tintorera

Really casual and friendly tapas bar with great food. Just popped in here for dinner as it was right around the corner from our hotel. The server was really nice and told us a story of the wine we ordered (which was local) and helped us in ordering (she told us when to stop, since the food would be too much, which was really helpful). The false risotto was very tasty, as well as the iberico. Patatas bravas fried in olive oil!

Small, casual restaurant with outside seating on Calle Real and very good food. Traditional dishes with a few unusual touches. Everything we ordered was delicious: blood sausage, partridge-and-mango salad, Andalusian musaka, granny cake.

From people who work in the industry, this place was flawless. The waitress knew the food perfectly, the local Jean wine was surprisingly good. The real star was the food. Every dish was superb, the only surprise was the fair bill! Next time we are here, we will be back!

Outstanding food, we tried several items from the menu and everything was really good.

Wow! Everything was 5 stars for a very reasonable value amount. I don’t get how they have bad reviews because everything from the service to the vibe to the food was perfect. Authentic food. Get the Aubergine musaka and the pork loin confit (lomo de orza) and the Iberian cheek on truffle potatoes. Wow is all I have to say 🤤 highly recommend.

Fantastic original and delicious tapas and service, particularly Juan Carlos who was charming!

The tintorera is a very nice Tapas bar. The food is creative with a touch of tradition. They serve beer and wine and you will get tapas with each glass for free. The service is quick and polite. We had a very goof time here :)

Service here is exceptional. If you want to learn and sample some amazing olive oils and wines of spain then stop it. The street has a number of restaurants catering to tourists and casual diners. If you are a foodie don't walk past this place!