Three amazing cities to tapas in Spain
Tapeando 2025 is the festival that brings the best of Spain to Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Córdoba, Rosario, and Mar del Plata. How? For 10 days, from April 4th to 13th, over 70 restaurants will be offering their own versions of the best Spanish tapas, and we’ll show you how to make the most of it and try everything in this guide.
But what happens with Tapeando is that every year, it leaves us wanting more: more tapas, more enjoyment, more Spain. So today, we want to tell you about three of the best cities for tapas in Spain: Logroño, Pamplona, and Granada.
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Logroño: The Tapas Mecca in La Rioja
If you’ve ever been to Spain, you’ve probably tried a Rioja wine. Well, it turns out that Logroño, the capital of La Rioja, is not only famous for its reds but also for its tapas culture. The epicenter is Laurel Street, a small passage full of bars, each with its specialty. From the legendary grilled mushrooms at Bar Soriano to the chistorra pincho at Bar Tío Agus, each stop is an explosion of flavor. Another must-visit is Bar Angel, ideal for champi-lovers. If you're looking for a more modern experience, Tastavin offers creative tapas paired with local wines.
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But if you visit Logroño, don’t just stick to tapas. The city is the gateway to La Rioja, so a visit to a winery, such as Bodegas Franco-Españolas or Marqués de Murrieta, is almost a must.
Also of interest: A trip through Spain with Julieta Caruso
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In addition, the old town of Logroño is perfect for