It’s been awhile since I’ve had one of those “hey, I’m living in Spain!” moments. But Bar Santa Ana has that very natural Spanish feel to it and also a very relaxed neighbourhood bar ambiance. Very noisy, very lively … I stopped myself from taking pics of a group of older [...]]]>

It’s been awhile since I’ve had one of those “hey, I’m living in Spain!” moments. But Bar Santa Ana has that very natural Spanish feel to it and also a very relaxed neighbourhood bar ambiance. Very noisy, very lively … I stopped myself from taking pics of a group of older gentlemen at the bar who started singing “Viva Las Pensionistas!” after a couple of beers. They made me laugh out loud, but I hesitated lest I came across as one of those guiris who write about “colourful local characters” in a patroninsing manner. But trust me, those guys made my day. Instead I got our very charming barman, David, to pose for a pic.

The food here is very good and also excellent value for money. The bar area is quite cosy, with only three tables, but there is also a pleasant terrace next to the gorgeous Santa Ana church.

Pureza 82
Tel. 954 272 102
Triana
Open 12.00 – 4.00 / 8.00 – 00.00
7 days a week
€€

photos

grilled solomillo (pork tenderloin) in black pepper cream sauce

very cuminy spinach with garbanzos

bacon-wrapped prawns

the very best tortillitas de bacalao (salt cod fritters) I’ve ever had

David – our very charming and efficient barman

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grilled solomillo (pork tenderloin) in black pepper cream sauce

very cuminy spinach with garbanzos

bacon-wrapped prawns

the very best tortillitas de bacalao (salt cod fritters) I’ve ever had

David – our very charming and efficient barman

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