'To know how to eat is to know how to live' is the motto of this innovative tapas maker, which specialises in novel variations on choquero mainstays, attractively presented in cool minimalist surroundings (with a glossary of Huelva slang as wallpaper). Perennial favourites include albóndigas de choco (cuttlefish balls) and salmorejo.
Ciquitrake
Huelva
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7.25 MILES
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27.12 MILES
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Huelva's salmon-pink Casa Colón was constructed as the city's original luxury hotel in the 1880s to accommodate guests of the Rio Tinto company. It now…
3. Muelle-Embarcadero de Mineral de Río Tinto
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0.58 MILES
This wide-ranging museum is stuffed with history and art. The permanent ground-floor exhibition concentrates on Huelva province’s impressive…
5. Santuario de Nuestra Señora de la Cinta
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3.4 MILES
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3.65 MILES
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3.8 MILES
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