To know what to eat in Lucena, we must know that this is a town that offers the opportunity to enjoy traditional cuisine at its best. Taste their products and recipes of the land, among which stand out spoon dishes such as the roña de habicholones (habicholones left over from the stew), the chestnut stew or the potatoes in ajopollo.
To continue, you can try their famous meatballs of anchovies, very popular at Easter. If you have occasion, try the carnival filling, a typical dish made with a mixture of meats and served as a sausage; a classic of the locality. You can accompany these recipes with a variety of side dishes, such as the esparragados, the cauliflower salad and the ajogaos peppers. Water all this gastronomic experience with a glass of Montilla-Moriles wine, an excellent variety that also gives rise to the Montilla-Moriles Vinegar, both with Denomination of Origin.
To sweeten the farewell, do not leave without savoring the magnificent varieties of bakery from Lugo: pestiños, sopaipas, roscos melados (wine), alegrías, porridge of croutons (with cinnamon and honey) or the typical quince. Do not forget that this town has one of the largest quantities of olive trees in the Spanish geography, which is why the Lucena Oil, with D.O.P, stands as the flagship of its gastronomy