La Siesta Ribera — Restaurant in Córdoba

Our hotel staff recommended this restaurant to us. We tried it out and were not disappointed. We showed up around 8 PM, before the dinner rush started, and we were the only ones there for the first while, so the staff was very attentative to our needs right from the beginning. My family and I tried out several appetizers (tapas), entrees, and desserts. They were all so delicious. Amazing flavours and presentation, and for the amount of food we received, the price wasn't too bad. The staff serving us was friendly and spoke English, and the music selection playing in the restaurant was also phenomenal. They played everything from oldies like The Beatles, to newer radio hits. Overall just a great dining experience for our first night in Cordoba. Would highly recommend this...

Family of 4 having been to a few places along the water/river and getting turned away we happened across La Siesta and we were offered an inside table which was so lovely nice decor and the staff were so welcoming and friendly. We were offered the bread and olives and when I asked for butter they said they had non (not a problem) however 1 or 2min later he arrived with some butter from their friendly neighbour what more could you ask for. Well it went from good to soooo good spaghetti bolognese was so good rich flavours and as my daughter said full of rich wine 👌 the pork sirloin devoured by the 10yr old and my salmon with vegetables were perfect as was the Rosada and potato’s bravos!! Overall yes without doubt would recommend for a good...

We ordered a "sampler of córdoba" which was fine. The fries were battered and as a result incredibly greasy and soft. We did order the bull tail bao which were, surprisingly, fantastic. The bun could have been steamed better, but for being Spain, it was great. We also got a great red wine.

However, the server was terrible: He would take 15 to 20 minutes between visit to our table, so it took 40 minutes to order, and another 20 or so after we finished to pay. He was rude the whole time. He forced me to pay a tip on the check, which when confronted, said that's how it is. I've lived in Italy long enough to know this is the tourist fee. He also brought Amari and similar to the other tables,...