1. La parte vieja
A little corner of San Sebastian nestles in the heart of Saint-Pierre! In fact, the name of this bar pays homage to one of the Basque city’s most famous pintxo streets (from which the owner’s grandmother takes her origins). La parte vieja features delicacies from France and Navarre. On the menu: cold meats, Spanish cheeses, tortillas, pintxos… You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to mopping up the tasty cocktails at this charming Iberian address. What’s more, after 10 p.m., Latin rhythms warm up the bar for a truly caliente atmosphere…
📍17 Rue Parlement Saint-Pierre, 33000 Bordeaux
2. L’auberge espagnole
If this bar reminds you of your Erasmus year, just like Romain Duris in the film of the same name, that’s normal! Nestled in a little street in the Saint-Pierre district, this tapas bar is a real invitation to travel. Croquetas, tortillas, the famous “pan tomaca” (Catalan tomato bread), and Iberian charcuterie offer the warmth and ambience of Spain on a plate! To complete the visit: a fine selection of 50 wines from Latin America and Spain! The inn’s little extra? Comfortable leather sofas and vintage armchairs in a small cellar to help you relive the colloc’ atmosphere of your best years.
📍7 rue de la tour Gassies, 33000 Bordeaux
3. La Bodega del Teatro
Head for Quai des Chartrons, where you’ll find this typical Spanish bodega , à la San Sebastián. Festive ambience and tasty tapas are the order of the day at this address, which treats Spanish specialties with class! In addition to its wide range of tapas, rations, dishes to share and French, Spanish or Argentine wines, the Bodega offers a refined setting and a terrace for those calientes summer evenings… Not to be missed: Happy Hour on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Pintxo Pote: a pintxo and a glass of wine for 4 euros…
📍24 Rue de la Faïencerie, 33000 Bordeaux
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