El Caballo Rojo
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El Caballo Rojo 
- Address
- Cardenal Herrero 28 E - 14003 Córdoba
- Phone
- 957475375
- Fax
- 957474742
- Website
- http://www.elcaballorojo.com
- Menu prices
- Carte: 38€/50€
- Cuisine
- regional
- Remarks
- A place that stands out. A large café, outstanding dining areas and a terrace on the second floor with a view. Regional cuisine with Andalusian, Mozarabic and Sephardic specialities.
- Facilities
- Credit cards
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5 opinions
Ratings summary
- excellent(3)3/5
- good(1)1/5
- pleasant(0)0/5
- adequate(1)1/5
- poor(0)0/5
- bad(0)0/5
Ratings details
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- Value for money
1-2 sur 5
Written by null 20/09/2010
Language:
fra
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Context : As a couple
Ratings details
- Service
- Quality of the setting
- Overall quality
- Value for money
+Pros
Vriendelijke ontvangst. Origineel interieur. Correcte en vriendelijke bediening. Aperitiefje met hapje aangeboden gekregen. Eigentijdse keuken, lekkere nagerechten. Likeurtje bij de koffie aangeboden. Mijn beste ervaring in Andalusïe
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1-2 sur 5
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Context : With friends
Ratings details
The restaurant is really central, just opposite the mosque.
Beware, it was like a time travel. The decoration was already old fashioned in the seventies: fleecy green chairs and courtains, balaustrade inferno and family portraits. The menu is the standard in the region (fritura, rabo de toro, alcachofas con miel) with some moorish specialities. Not badly cooked but really nothing special. You can have it much better at any tapas bar for much less money. Waiter forgot us after serving the main course.