Traditional Vermut and Taverns

The black wrought iron sign hanging above the entrance of Taberna Oliveros features the year eighteen fifty-seven in gold lettering. This tavern started as a despacho de vinos, where locals bought wine directly from barrels stored in the…

Taberna La Concha features a narrow, tiled facade that stands out for its bold, painted ceramic signage and colorful exterior trim. Established in nineteen sixty-eight, this corner tavern serves as a modern guardian of the traditional…

The blue-tiled facade of Taberna Bodegas Ricla features the hand-painted lettering of its original founders. Brothers from the Ricla region of Aragon opened this tavern in eighteen sixty-seven as a store for selling bulk wine and local…

The narrow facade of La Casa del Abuelo wears a faded sign and stacks of wine barrels that block the sidewalk. Founded in nineteen oh six by Cipriano Llorente, this tavern began as a simple place to serve sweet fortified wine from his…

The red wooden facade of Casa Alberto stands out among the stone buildings on Calle de las Huertas. Since eighteen twenty-seven, this tavern has operated on the ground floor of the building where Miguel de Cervantes once lived. It survived…

The facade of La Dolores features dark, ornate woodwork and hand-painted tiles that distinguish it from the plain stucco buildings nearby. This tavern has served customers since nineteen oh eight, operating on a site where a local legend…