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La Taberna Chica
A tiny bar (hence the name) you'd be forgiven for dismissing when walking by as it doesn't appear to be much at all; one small room, bar stools and at various points in the day, either teeming with revellers or more sedate locals from the neighbourhood. Once you're here though, wait til you try the Jamón Asado, a dish that Paco serves up with each generous pour. A very reasonably priced option for a fun night out! Address: C/ Jesus y Maria, 2 Ras Bar Another little doorway that you might miss walking by; Ras Bar starts small but opens out into a bigger dining area at the back, facing the river. Pop in here with friends after a day of sightseeing to settle into the cosy surroundings, interesting decor and delicious tapas. See the tortilla freshly made, the jamón being cut and try the croquetas de jamón for a more filling snack. Address: Carrera del Darro, 66 San Matías 30 This modern style bar is always packed with young locals sipping on massive, goldfish bowl-like Gin Tonics from early evening until late. Pack in with them to enjoy the strong music playlist, the friendly staff and cool atmosphere. No tapas served here (except a bowl of nuts if you're lucky) so it's a great option for a stop before or after food into the early hours. Address: Plaza de las Descalzas, 3 on C/San Matías |
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