Plaza Canterbury

Stepping into this Jerez institution feels like finding the intersection of a British pub and an Andalusian tavern. Located on Calle Nuño de Cañas, the space exudes a nostalgic charm, defined by warm mahogany interiors and a collection of curated memorabilia that encourages long, lingering afternoons. While the aesthetic leans toward the traditional, the menu is distinctly local, focusing on perfectly executed tapas and regional specialities that pair seamlessly with the city’s renowned sherries. It is the kind of reliable, atmospheric spot that anchors a neighbourhood, offering a respite from the midday heat. Arrive early for a seat on the terrace during peak hours, as the outdoor tables are highly contested by locals enjoying the rhythm of daily life in Jerez.