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Dining The guide was updated: 2024-09-16

Badajoz boasts an impressive variety of restaurants that offer traditional and regional specialities with modern twists, as well as a choice of international cuisines. Though it may be most convenient to eat in the old town, many of the Badajoz's best eateries are located outside of the city centre, which gives visitors a great excuse to venture a bit further out and explore more of the city.

Marchivirito

Marchivirito

Located just north of Badajoz, across the Guadiana River, lies Marchivirito, a fine restaurant serving typical Spanish delicacies with a modern twist. Every option is top-notch in terms of flavour and quality.

El Mirador del Guadiana

El Mirador del Guadiana

Part of the NH Gran Casino Extremadura Hotel, El Mirador del Guadiana offers fine local dining in a classy and cosy setting. They serve breakfast buffets daily, as well as fresh regional cuisine and wonderful views over the Guadiana River.

Tapería Ajonegro

Tapería Ajonegro

Tapería Ajonegro is an innovative tapas bar that serves unique and creative bites to eat (and desserts, as well), accompanied by a great selection of local craft beers. It is a great place for a light meal and a few evening drinks.

Restaurante Japones Tanuki San

Restaurante Japones Tanuki San

Tanuki San is a fantastic Japanese restaurant located right in the centre of Badajoz that serves high-quality traditional dishes. Head chef Aihara Magoto boasts impressive credentials, having earned a degree in gastronomy from the University of Tokyo.

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