Tempranillo

You'll find Tempranillo down a quiet corner of Back Wallgate, away from the main town bustle—exactly where a proper Spanish wine bar should hide. The sort of place where the staff actually know their sherries from their albariños, and they're not pretentious about it. You're here for honest Spanish food, good wine poured with care, and a neighbourhood vibe that makes you want to linger. It's become the kind of spot where locals pop in for an aperitif and end up staying for dinner, because once you're settled in with a glass and some jamón, there's nowhere else you'd rather be.