I've visited here a few times. Cash only. Wide range of sherries, all very sensibly priced. Feels very old school, walls are brown, looking aged. I don't know how old the bar is really, but it's a wonderful place in a warm afternoon for a few sherries.

We loved our visits to this sherry bar. Great bar with dusty bottles of sherry covering shelves behind the bar. Sepia coloured walls that don’t look like they’ve been decorated since it opened. 5 sherries to choose from. Only other drink available is water. The waiter helped us choose sherries to try. We preferred the dry sherries manzanilla-fino & pasada. Each round of drinks came with peanuts, olives or crisps. Other tapas were available to buy. The place had a great atmosphere & was a mixed crowd of locals and tourists.

Reviews seem to be mixed across two duplicate entries for this small Sherry bar. If you want a friendly place that’s welcoming to tourists - move along. This is an old, somewhat infamous, local haunt to get your copa de Jerez and some nibbles. For that, it is excellent. Pick your style, that’s it - poured from the casks along the wall. Pick from a few nibbles as well, sit down, and just enjoy. (Keep your camera in your pocket, as they insist.). Just a wonderful vibe, and the traditional snacks are excellent. The achoa are to die for, by the way. As a Sherry lover, I sought this place out specifically for that, and the two of us could have spent much longer sitting in there sipping away. And yes - excellent Sherries.