Zaragoza
The grande dame of Zaragoza dining, Casa Lac opened in 1825 and is reputedly Spain's oldest licensed restaurant. The cuisine today is tastily contemporary…
Must-see restaurants in Zaragoza
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Zaragoza
The creative tapas at this tightly packed spot are arrayed very temptingly along the bar: you can just select those that appeal most; maybe prawn-stuffed…
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Zaragoza
A tightly squeezed hubbub of a bar where you place your order then wait for the barman's bellow to tell you it's ready. The papapico (minced pork and…
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Zaragoza
There's an eye-catching huge pair of red lips painted on one white brick wall, but this place is as much about gastronomy as style, particularly in the…
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Zaragoza
Aragonese meat dishes are a speciality at this artfully designed restaurant. It styles itself as a parrilla, meaning dishes are cooked on a barbecue-style…
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Zaragoza
Birosta is an excellent, cooperative-run, vegetarian restaurant-cafe-bar where lunch and dinner are served in a neat, pine-tabled dining room, or you can…
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Zaragoza
A tiny, always busy bar on a tiny lane, El Ángel brings a touch of Japan and Argentina to Zaragoza tapas with delicate tempuras fried up on the spot and…
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Zaragoza
The terrace under the trees here, at the top of a grassy riverbank beside the Puente del Pilar, is perfect for a drink and bite on a summer evening. The…
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Zaragoza
This stylish, clean-lined spot, overlooking a pretty old-town plaza, fulfils many roles – it's great for breakfasts, tasty lunches, evening drinks in a…
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Zaragoza
Greenery-decked Café Botánico, just off Plaza del Pilar, serves great coffee, teas, home-made lemonade, good tostadas (toast slices with various toppings)…
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Zaragoza
La Fama is the place in Zaragoza to enjoy churros (deep-fried doughnut-like sticks beloved throughout Spain) dipped in a glass of thick hot chocolate.
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Zaragoza
The bar groans under the weight of prepared tapas including many varieties of montado (bread slices with assorted toppings) while other offerings are made…
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Zaragoza
Ruby-red walls covered with copies of pre-civil war posters and photos, combined with discreet lighting, an animated atmosphere and tasty tapas and…
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Zaragoza
Who would have thought you could do so much with migas (fried breadcrumbs)… La Miguería serves this filling quick-fix food in some 30 ways, including…
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Zaragoza
Locals flock here for a wide variety of seafood raciones (full-plate serves of tapas items) from bolas de bacalau (round cod croquettes) and pulpo a la…
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Zaragoza
A good El Tubo spot to duck into for solidly satisfying, not-too-fancy tapas – the likes of smoked-salmon-and-prawn montaditos (small, warm bread rolls),…
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Zaragoza
Join the crowds flocking in for reputedly some of the best croquettes in Spain. Tasty varieties include ham, cheese and walnut; wild mushrooms and goat…
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Zaragoza
The handsome art nouveau building dates from 1903, but there has been a market on this site since the Middle Ages. You can still buy pig heads and…
