El Rompido, the picturesque fishing village of the Huelva coast, is a kind of Spanish Caribbean. The ideal destination to spend a few days relaxing on the beach. Tourism has contributed to the development of hospitality and leisure in this small town of almost 2000 inhabitants. Do you want to know where can you go eating in El Rompido?
El Rompido is a town with a fishing tradition where seafood-based gastronomy goes hand in hand with other proposals of an interior nature. A large variety of fish, shellfish and molluscs make up the bulk of a cuisine with essence marked by the presence of species such as sole, sea bream, tuna, sea bass, shrimps, choco, clams, cockles, prawns or the famous white prawn of Huelva. When eating at El Rompido, all these specimens are made in different ways; roasted, fried, marinated or salted, as is the case with the famous tuna dish. On land, El Rompido and Cartaya can boast a soil rich in variety of fruits and vegetables that are the basis for the preparation of dishes such as pimentadas, gazpachos or beans enzapatás, seasoned with pennyroyal. In the meat section, the regional hunting tradition gives good samples of its quality and is always covered by the famous Iberian products of the area. Among the most popular traditional desserts to eat at El Rompido, perhaps your famous Easter cake will take the place of honor. Finally, the wines with D.O. Condado de Huelva can be the perfect accompaniment to everything that needs to be eaten at El Rompido.
We recommend some bars for eating in El Rompido. On the promenade is the Tasquita del Rompido, a very cozy place that congregates some parishioners, the service is very friendly. It is perfect for a beer and a tapa at lunch time in El Rompido. Following the walk X El Morro appears where they serve beer cubes and great tapas, to highlight the sardines.
It is easy to find good places to eat in El Rompido. La Patera is a place located a short distance from the sea and where a varied menu is offered, specializing in local fish and Iberian-style meats.
La Almadraba is another recommended place to eat in El Rompido. It is located in the center of the town and, in addition to good views of the waters of the Piedras River, has a good selection of seafood from the Huelva coast and several tuna-based products among its most demanded products.
Located in the vicinity of the port, La Marea is a restaurant that offers its customers a wide range of products mainly from marine extraction and supported by different interior specialties which include the Iberian Huelva saws.
On the outskirts of the town, in the direction of Cartaya, is Rincón de Pescadores, a seafood restaurant whose menu is full of local products in the form of fish, seafood and traditional stews.
Another place to consider for lunch in El Rompido is Aguas del Pino, a restaurant located in a privileged natural setting that offers a menu specializing in local recipes made with products of regional origin and which is also a suitable place for celebration of all kinds of particular events.
