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In the heart of town, with terrace seating out in the square, this is a great little place for tapas . Go for the assortment menu if you want to be adventurous. One of the specialities is the rustic stew pisto , a concoction of vegetables with a poached egg.

This local favourite offers a wide choice of tapas and raciones and the leisurely atmosphere invites sitting around and eavesdropping on local gossip.

A few blocks from the main square, this is a premier tapas bar. It’s diminutive, but worth seeking out for the quality.

This minuscule bar is part of the facilities for a camp site. The plus here is that along with your reasonably priced tapas there are woods and waterfalls to enjoy.

A sociable place that purports to be the original town bar. There are tables on the square and good prices, too, for their line of drinks, tapas and other snacks.

This beachside establishment has al fresco tables so you can people-watch while sampling tasty tapas . The speciality is, of course, fresh fish and seafood. Try raya (skate) in one of its various manifestations.

An unconventional chiringuito (beach bar) popular for drinks and snacks, including grilled and fried fish. On an old ferry boat on the river, downstream from Huelva City.

A little bar with balconies looking on to the plaza. For something different try the local liqueur made from bellotas (acorns).

On the south side of the town square this traditional bar is a classic Sierra place for coffee and a pastry.

Next to an old monastery just east of Huelva where Columbus found spiritual retreat. You can have a drink or snack, or enjoy a full meal.