"In my humble opinion, mind-blowing. The salmojero was creamy and well-seasoned. Easily one of the best meals I’ve had in Spain."
"Though it’s not as well-known as gazpacho, I actually prefer this thicker, creamier chilled tomato and garlic purée from Cordoba. It’s healthy, refreshing, and always hits the spot on a brutally hot Andalusian summer day."
"There are many outstanding dishes at El Churrasco. The thick salmorejo (gazpacho), as smooth as velvet, acts like a sauce for the greaseless fried eggplant."
"Flamenco and taurine atmosphere in a tavern of 1880 with Cordoban patio and homemade cuisine. Salmorejo from heaven."
"A must try salmorejo in Cordoba, preferably with breaded eggplant or potato omelette, is the one in places like Bodegas Campos."
"Without a doubt, the one place that captivated us from the first minute was La Salmoreteca. They offer 8 different types of salmorejos, traditional one, and others with a reinvented recipe. They are made with absolutely all the ingredients you can imagine: squid ink with Galician octopus, avocado, mazamorra (cold soup similar to salmorejo with almonds instead of tomatoes) or, our favorite, beet with vegetable ash."
"Do not miss Cordovan cold soup, the salmorejo, made following the authentic recipe: tomato, garlic, bread, vinegar, best quality olive oil and a touch of salt, accompanied by Iberian ham and hard-boiled egg."
"Toward the end of our stay we discover salmorejo at Eslava, a restaurant recommended to us by our innkeeper, a native Sevillian. This traditional dish is a must try. And in Seville, Eslava is the place to enjoy it."
"A superb salmorejo."
"Do not to miss the salmorejo."