Explora los sabores únicos e inconfundibles que Huelva tiene para ofrecer. Immerse yourself in a culinary experience that combines tradition and creativity in every bite. From authentic tapas bars to haute cuisine restaurants, Huelva is a paradise for lovers of good food.
Known for its fresh produce from the sea and the land, Huelva offers you the opportunity to taste dishes made with the most authentic and delicious ingredients. Fresh seafood captures the essence of the Atlantic, while local produce highlights the diversity of the region. White shrimp, cuttlefish cooked in countless ways, traditional stews, fresh fish cooked with the wisdom of the best chefs… Go on a journey of flavour and discover where to eat in Huelva during your visit. Sure that you come back!
On this page we offer you a list of some of the best known and most emblematic places to enjoy Huelva’s cuisine. We also invite all Huelva’s restaurateurs to register their business in order to make it known to all the inhabitants of the city and its visitors.
From the Alonso Sánchez Park to the Mercado del Carmen, walk through the streets of the centre of Huelva and enjoy the spaces created to taste the best dishes of Huelva, Andalusian and international cuisine.
From the Alonso Sánchez Park to the Mercado del Carmen, walk through the streets of the centre of Huelva and enjoy the spaces created to taste the best dishes of Huelva, Andalusian and international cuisine.
From tapas and traditional dishes to the most avant-garde cuisine, in Huelva you will find a real paradise for foodies. Crossing the Parque de la Esperanza on your way to the Town Hall, you will come across El Restaurante La Teja, a very popular place known for its homemade food and good service.
Close to the Christopher Columbus Statue you will find the Gran Vía 1 restaurant and Paraíso de Gonzalo, which combine traditional fresh products with innovative dishes.
Vázquez López street, an emblematic area and very popular for its shops, is also an essential point to take into account on your gastronomic route through Huelva. Restaurants such as La Fonda de María Mandao, Portichuelo, Macha, Restaurante Azabache or Tapería Entre Amigos invite you to enjoy a wide variety of delicious tapas and raciones accompanied by the coldest beer or county wines. Iberian ham, prawns, dishes where the protagonist is the choco, homemade and traditional stews, you can’t miss it!
Calle Rábida, also well known for its gastronomic offer and its shopping area, is another reference point for Huelva’s cuisine. Here you’ll find everything from well-known consolidated establishments such as Taberna La Bohemia or Bar Azafrán, to more recent places such as Tapería La Puntilla or La Yerkería where you can taste a wide variety of craft beers accompanied by good tapas.
The Mercado del Carmen concentrates in its area other gastronomic temples of Huelva cuisine such as Bar Restaurante Casa Miguel, Pura Huelva, El Palangre or Casa A’poliña Calviño.
The Mercado del Carmen concentrates in its area other gastronomic temples of Huelva cuisine such as Bar Restaurante Casa Miguel, Pura Huelva, El Palangre or Casa A’poliña Calviño.
Further along Avenida de la Ría, places such as El Rey del Barril, SaborAmor La Taberna, Restaurante El Cenachero and La Recalá, as well as Cervecería Bonilla, are a must.
All along the Ría promenade you will find a large number of bars and terraces where you can enjoy an ice cream, a tapa or your favourite drink while enjoying the unique surroundings and the spectacle of the sunset over the Ría de Huelva. Enjoy the most traditional food in restaurants such as Mirador del Odiel or Kiosko Manolín, and the beach atmosphere, original recipes and cocktails of Monajuana.
Near the Punta del Sebo, where the monument to Columbus is located, we recommend that you let yourself be carried away by the flavours and elaborate cuisine of the Puerto Colón Restaurant or the Buen Puerto Restaurant.
On the other side of the estuary, on the way to La Lonja and past the Aqualón shopping centre is La Cantina del Puerto, a place to disconnect and enjoy the gastronomic universe of Huelva and the quality of the local produce.
In the vicinity of the well-known and busy Avenida de Andalucía, walking north along Calle Núñez de Balboa, you can’t miss the best tortilla de patatas in Huelva and, possibly, in the world, as many people call it. You will find it in the Bar Restaurante Juan José. You can also enjoy good home cooking in the bars and restaurants on the Avenida, such as Bar Casa Hermandad, a picturesque and pleasant space, or enjoy the embers of El Faro Terraza Asador.
In the vicinity of the well-known and busy Avenida de Andalucía, walking north along Calle Núñez de Balboa, you can’t miss the best tortilla de patatas in Huelva and, possibly, in the world, as many people call it. You will find it in the Bar Restaurante Juan José. You can also enjoy good home cooking in the bars and restaurants on the Avenida, such as Bar Casa Hermandad, a picturesque and pleasant space, or enjoy the embers of El Faro Terraza Asador.
Book a day to let yourself be carried away by the good tapas at Tapas La Pinta Huelvao at Bar La Tribu.
Continuing along the Avenida de Andalucía towards the city centre, you will reach the area of Pablo Rada, one of the most important promenades in the capital of Huelva, where you can enjoy a typical Huelva gastronomic and culinary experience.
Near the square dedicated to the Litri Dynasty, we recommend you to stop at the Cervecería Marisquería “Er Chiclanero” and enjoy the seafood and mojama. In the same square, adjacent to Jesús de la Pasión street, is the Tabanco Don Pablo, a typical place, a meeting place for the locals, where they can enjoy good tapas and breakfasts.
Leaving the Senator Hotel behind on the way to the centre you will find bars and restaurants such as the Muxo Poke Huelva, which combines Japanese and Hawaiian cuisine, El Tapeíto and the Ziaro Bar, famous for its torilla tapa, ice cream parlours, cafés… On the other side of the street, across the rambla, traditional establishments such as Bodeguita La Ibérica, the Mexican restaurant Rosalia La Xingona, Restaurante Bodeguita Zafiro or Coma Tapas & Punto, offer a wide variety of atmospheres and culinary styles.
Finishing with Pablo Rada, in the Plaza Quintero Báez, the Cervecería El Gallo Negro, which has several establishments located in different areas of the city, offers informal tapas accompanied by a wide variety of beers.
If you are near the Catedral de la Merced and are looking for dining options, you are in luck, as the area offers a variety of gastronomic venues to suit different tastes. From cosy cafés serving delicious breakfasts and traditional cakes to bars and restaurants offering local Andalusian cuisine. Such is the case of the restaurant Los Peroles de la Abuela, Bar Paco Moreno, Restaurante Pepe de la Rosa, Bar Restaurante Patrón, El Azebuchal, MG Singulier. Whether you prefer a relaxed, laid-back experience or something more lively and typical of life in Huelva, you’ll find attractive dining options within walking distance of the Catedral de la Merced.
