Tabanco El Pasaje
Jerez's oldest tabanco (1925), serving sherry straight from the cask with traditional snacks and flamenco shows every day.
Opened in 1925 and considered the oldest sherry tavern in town. It was restored and reopened in 2010 and marks its 100th anniversary in 2025. Inside you'll find the original wooden bar, casks, bullfighting posters and caricatures of flamenco artists. Sherry is poured straight from the cask, mainly from producers such as Maestro Sierra and Lustau, and you can drink it at the bar or take it away. Snacks include cold cuts, braised artichokes, braised pig's cheek and oloroso meatballs. Several flamenco performances take place each day, and reservations are needed for shows. A booking with drinks and snacks costs about €30–35 per person, while a glass at the bar is very cheap. Located on Calle Santa María, near the Villamarta Theatre.
Opening hours
Midday about 11:30–15:30; evening about 19:00–23:30 (until midnight on Saturdays); check the website for show times
Nearby sights
- Tabancos of Jerez
- Mercado Central de Abastos
- Plaza del Arenal
- Palacio del Virrey Laserna
- Church of San Miguel
- Alcázar of Jerez
- Jerez Cathedral
- Bodegas Lustau