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Churrería La Cordobesa

Churrería (churros) and breakfasts · Centro

Must try

Churros with chocolate: crisp and not at all greasy, which is what reviews mention most. José Andrés ordered a café con leche, churros, zurrapa (a spread of pork offcuts) and a mollete with shredded beef.

About

Estepona's go-to churrería for breakfast: churros, chocolate, coffee and molletes, with a lively local crowd. Chef José Andrés recommended it in 2024.

Good to know

• Closed on Wednesdays
• On Sunday mornings it fills up: go early
• Parking nearby is difficult: better to walk or leave the car in a car park in the centre

Getting there and parking

Avenida de la Libertad 6, in the centre, about 5 minutes' walk from Calle Real.

Near here

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• 
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• 
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Opening hours and prices can change: check before you go.