Mercado Victoria — Restaurant in Córdoba

Absolutely terrible food. The selection was very diverse but one thing they all had in common, flavorless and unseasoned food. I tried the Chinese food which was undercooked and felt like a frozen meal 2/10. I also tried the grill station and got their XXL burger which looked amazing on the grill, but was horrific. Undercooked and NO SEASONING ON THE BURGER. It tasted like raw meat and even the cooked parts on the edges which I ate were so disgusting 0/10. I think frozen fast food burgers had more flavor. I than ventured over to the Mexican food station. The guy was very pleasant and did a great job on the grill. I ordered the burrito and nachos. The burrito was terrible man lettuce in a burrito is nasty and he barely put meat 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️. The nachos were decent and probably the only thing worth eating, ill give it a 3.5/10. I don't recommend this place at all, it looks like the hub for food in the area but its horrible and I had stomach issues most of...

Such a great selection of Spanish food with other food types on offer. My Son had a double cheeseburger with bacon from the place just to the right as you walk in and says it was the best he'd ever had. I tried some some traditional Tortilla from the booth on the right of it and this was very good. To the left as you walk in the main entrance, you can have a selection of tapas. We selected a vegetable dish, some sort of breadcrumbs chicken with ham in it and what I think was some curried chicken with potato. Delicious food on the whole and cost just over £40 for lunch with drinks for a family of 4. I was warned Cordoba is pretty expensive for food in the main tourist area so this was an excellent location. Beer also look cheap at around €2-€3 for a beer. I loved the fact that you could buy bits from each booth and they would give you a advice that bleeps when ready. Plenty of seating around so easy to...

If you are a traveller who prioritizes good food over atmosphere, I’d skip this. It looks nice, even earlier on in the evening, but the food selection and quality left much to be desired. We were horrified to watch our order of scallops and prawns be microwaved, and then served with a scowl from the attendant at Arroceria y pulperia. In an attempt to salvage our experience, we moved on to dessert only to be served overly sauced crepes and a chocolate pistachio cake that was average at best. This Helado stall came with more scowls from the attendant. Though, I’m sure a young child who just wants a vat of sugar would love it. The only redeeming food stall was Cava and pinxchos at Ostras&Mallorca. Perhaps we were spoiled in other food halls like San Agustin in Granada, but I would...