Bodegas Almau

Founded in 1870, this family business is one of the most charming places in Zaragoza, functioning as a tavern, meeting place and wine sto...

There are many bars in Zaragoza offering excellent tapas, but if you are looking for originality as well, the list would have to be short...

Located on the ancient Roman road, opposite the main theatre, this Mudéjar church dates back to the 14th century and was built on the sit...

This Italian ice cream parlor serving homemade ices is on one of Zaragoza's most characteristic streets. Added to all the traditional fla...

It's worth paying the higher than normal prices charged here because the tapas produced in this kitchen are delicious works of art. You c...

Near the Pilar basilica and housed in an old historic building that used to be a convent, one can almost picture the ghosts of Goya and B...

This restaurant is popular among Zaragoza's intellectuals, and the decoration is almost conceptual, including paintings for sale. The tab...

White and albero (a shade of white) are the colours chosen for the decoration of this house, with chairs upholstered in chenille a...

Addicts of Castilian style roast lamb cannot forego a visit to this Inn, fitted with large dining rooms and decorated like the inns visit...

In Zaragoza's old town we find this small family restaurant dating back to the fifties. As welcomoing as the owners are its three dining...

This wine cellar near El Pilar Cathedral is located in one of the city's most characteristic squares. There is regional flavour in the de...

If you were to mix a measure of refinement, a generous amount of modernity, a dose of imagination and a bit of sybaritism with a good sha...

Few footsteps away from the old town, La Seo Cathedral and San Carlos and La Lonja churches, we find this restaurant which offers the bes...

Next to Plaza San Miguel, this is probably the best vegetarian restaurant in town. It is most pleasant to sit at one of the tables next t...

When they serve your migas (small pieces of fried bread) with ham and grapes, remember that Augustina de Aragón lived in this ci...