Casa Lazo is a restaurante in Cadiz Centro, Cádiz. Rated 4.6 stars from 2424 Google reviews. Known for bluefin tuna tataki and iberian ham and croquettes. Best for groups and tourists. Price range: €20-30.

Casa Lazo is rated 4.6★ on Google (2,424 reviews) and 4.4★ on TripAdvisor (848 reviews) — a consistent rating across both platforms.

Rankings updated July 2026

Restaurante · €20-30 · in Cadiz Centro

Casa Lazo

Across 2,377 rated reviews, 91% gave four or five stars.

Rating4.6
Reviews2,424
1-star share2.1%
Best forBreakfast

In Their Own Words

Review highlights surfaced by Google — shown in English, with the original beneath

El jamón de bellota y las tostas de boquerones y anchoas deliciosas..

Buen servicio y atención, todo muy rico, he ido muchas veces y seguiré yendo

La comida muy rica, pescado del día, buena carne y buena oferta de entrantes.

Google 4.6 (2,424)TripAdvisor 4.4 (848)

Consistently rated across Google and TripAdvisor

3,272 reviews across two platforms

Popular for breakfastPopular for lunchPopular for dinner
Back to Cadiz Centro

Quick Verdict

Honest, ingredient-driven Spanish cooking with exceptional tuna and ham, curated wines, and genuine warmth—book ahead or queue.

Book if...

You want to eat where locals eat: market-fresh Spanish cooking, exceptional tuna, and genuine warmth in a small, bustling room.

Best for:
GroupsTouristsSolo dinersFamilies with children

About Casa Lazo

Casa Lazo sits at the heart of Cádiz Centro as a neighbourhood anchor where locals and visitors converge for honest, ingredient-driven Spanish cooking. The kitchen sources market-fresh fish—particularly prized Cádiz-caught bluefin tuna tataki—alongside Iberian ham, tender lamb chops, and daily specials that reflect what's best that morning. Reviewers consistently praise the quality across all courses: starters like garlic gambas and fried seaweed, mains featuring hake and octopus, and desserts that reward the full meal. The wine list is notably curated, and the café is strong enough to anchor a breakfast visit. Atmosphere is informal and warm—described as "barullo but pleasant and homey"—with efficient, genuinely friendly service led by owner Eduardo. The space is small with tables close together, which only adds to the convivial energy. Reservations are essential, especially for lunch and dinner, as locals know exactly where to eat.

Casa Lazo is one of those places where the dessert menu is not an afterthought — a detail regulars tend to mention first.

In the last 90 days, Casa Lazo has drawn 29 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — recent momentum that is one of the signals behind its place on the hot list.

What Stands Out

Bluefin tuna tataki

Multiple reviewers single out the tuna tataki as exceptional—'probably the best Tuna I have eaten anywhere in the world' and 'exceptionnel' with tuna caught off the Cádiz coast.

Iberian ham and croquettes

Serrano acorn-fed ham described as 'the best I've had in my life, melted in the mouth' and croquettes praised as 'to die for.'

Wine selection and café

GBP highlights include 'Muy buena selección de vinos' and 'Buen café,' supported by reviews noting the wine list and breakfast visits.

Practical Information

Opening Hours

Mon12:45 - 23:00
Tue12:45 - 23:00
Wed12:45 - 23:00
Thu (Today)12:45 - 23:00
Fri12:45 - 23:00
Sat12:45 - 23:00
SunClosed

Contact

C. Barrié, 17, 11001 Cádiz, España

+34 956 22 94 99Visit WebsiteView Menu

Frequently Asked Questions about Casa Lazo

Yes. GBP data flags it as 'Popular for cena en solitario' (solo dinner), and the informal, convivial atmosphere makes solo diners feel welcome. The bar seating and efficient service support a comfortable solo meal.

Yes, strongly recommended. GBP planning data notes reservations are advised for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The space is small and locals fill it quickly, especially at peak times.

Bluefin tuna tataki caught off Cádiz, Iberian serrano ham, and market-fresh fish. Reviewers also praise the croquettes, lamb chops, and curated wine list. Breakfast and coffee are strong draws too.

Yes. GBP data confirms wheelchair-accessible entrance and accessible restrooms. However, the space is small and tables are close together, so call ahead to confirm comfort.

€20–30 per person. Reviewers note 'precio aceptable' (reasonable price) and 'prix tout à fait raisonnable' (very reasonable price) for the quality and portion sizes offered.

Yes. GBP amenities include high chairs, and the informal, family-friendly atmosphere is welcoming. The varied menu suits different appetites, and service is attentive to families.

How We Rank Venues

Rankings are recalculated monthly from live Google Business Profile data. Our Hot Score weighs review velocity (new text reviews in 90 days), recency (how fresh), baseline rating, and Google Business Profile completeness. No editorial picks, no paid placements — just what the data says this month.

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