Café de la Iberia Restaurant

This picturesque Cafe, founded in 1879, tells stories of Segovian traveling salesmen that went there to buy wine and spirits from Chinchon. It is also said that in their rooms the bullfighters would put on their suits before leaving for the ring. The Cafe has a lovely balcony-terrace and several dining rooms full of charm, although the Toreros, and the Patio are the most successful. On the menu, the following dishes are highlighted: ham, lamb sweetbreads, and the variety of dishes made with grilled fish and meat.