
Calleja de la Hoguera, Córdoba, Andalusia
Nice restaurant serving Middle Eastern food, teas and fresh juices. There is a mosque very close to this ask the owner he will be able to direct you.
The owners are Muslim and have confirmed its halal status. All food at this restaurant is certified halal.
Score reflects a halal certificate on file.
Food was OK. Tea was great. Great staff (Abdulbary). Located next to the masjid.
You might initially think that a trip to Spain’s Andalusia will include plenty of eateries offering Halal Spanish cuisine, but you’d be mistaken. The surprising truth is that most Halal restaurants in, for instance, Cordoba and al-Hambra are, in fact, Moroccan. It might surprise you to learn that we could not find a single authentic Spanish restaurant that’s Halal during our entire tour. Let us also dispel any assumptions you might harbour of readily finding high-end restaurants serving refined food. To the contrary, the Moroccan-oriented places in Andalusia are quite traditional, both in terms of their aesthetics and cuisine.