casa la viuda

Updated August 2022

Casa La Viuda (because of its location) is kind of the “tourist version” of the other members of the chain, Bodega Dos de Mayo and La Bodega, and shares the house style and colours – a traditional décor that’s easy on the eye, and without too much faux antique. Although it’s in an excellent location and has a pleasant enough ambience, it lacks a little of the liveliness of its brethren. The tapas menu is quite extensive, with most dishes coming as full or media raciónes, though there are a few tapas too. Lots of seafood and other traditional dishes.

Bread/Service Charge: 0.70€