Bocaito Andalusí halal — Restaurant in Córdoba

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Bocaito Andalusí in Córdoba, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience from start to finish. Located at Paseo de la Victoria, this restaurant offers not only a delightful culinary journey but also an inviting atmosphere that captures the essence of Andalusian culture.

Our server, Khaoula, was absolutely wonderful. She was attentive, friendly, and went above and beyond to ensure we had a memorable dining experience. Her warm hospitality and genuine care for our satisfaction truly stood out.

The menu features a variety of delicious options, and I highly recommend the couscous with chicken and onions. It was incredibly flavorful and perfectly cooked. The pita bread we ordered on the side was fresh and complemented the meal beautifully.

Overall, the quality of the food, the excellent service provided by Khaoula, and the charming ambiance make Bocaito Andalusí a must-visit restaurant in Córdoba. I will definitely be returning and recommending it to...

Located in a busy food court. Unfortunately when we arrived to eat early evening the food looked like it was on display the entire day. Most of the other places in the complex offer alcohol which further removes the desire for a healthy halal meal here. I moved onto another place.

Reply. I appreciate your reply, but you are wrong, I was not seeking an Indian cuisine, I was looking for authentic Moroccan food, similar to what I had 2 days later, in Morocco.

No Moroccan that I know would serve day old food sitting at the window. The second last thing I would want is for any business to suffer anything but the last thing I want is someone experiencing non authentic quality and cuisine.

I understand that you are located within a complex with other food shops but the atmosphere with the vast amount of alcohol, music and semi naked people screams out Haram.

We are meant to respect the law of the land but also make an effort to not give others a bad impression.

Thank you...

Worst food ever eaten in Spain, I can't understand how they're still open with such a poor service and food quality. I ordered cous cous with vegetables and lamb, and it took surprisingly long time considering that food has been just heated up with a microwave. Since, as I said, it was heated up with microwave oven, some part of my meal were extremely hot, and some still cold. The portion was really small considering the price, and there was only one small piece of lamb (mostly bone). It's almost funny that, after such a bad meal, I've had been charged more than the price shown in the menu...