
01·Grilled meats
The fire speaks.
Native Retinto beef from Cádiz, in-house dry-aged beef, ribeye by weight. We respect the meat: holm-oak embers, flaky salt and the right time. Cut by cut.
- Retinto
- Dry-aged beef
- Ribeye by weight
- Tenderloin
Urban grill in Rota. Grilled meats, rice dishes, signature burgers and the Perejil bar. Calle Higuereta 66. Open every day.

What to eat
Four cuisines, one single fire.

01·Grilled meats
Native Retinto beef from Cádiz, in-house dry-aged beef, ribeye by weight. We respect the meat: holm-oak embers, flaky salt and the right time. Cut by cut.

02·Signature burgers
Brioche or charcoal bun, quality meat and combos that aren't just for show: they're about balance. Each burger is a small build that makes sense from the first bite.

03·Rice dishes
Brothy, seafood and dry rice. Deep pot, concentrated stock and product from the local fish market. Order at the table early: rice waits for no one but is worth the wait.




04·The Perejil bar
These aren't tapas. They're small plates designed to open the meal: product from the Cádiz sea, house ideas and international touches. The bar always changes. The idea stays: try several things, all done well.
About
50 metres from the sea. 50 km from the pasture.
El Perejil Urban Grill was born with a simple idea: treat the meat with respect and let the product speak. We work with native Retinto raised in the Cádiz countryside and with beef cuts we dry-age in-house, checked daily.
Holm-oak embers, sober technique and sides that complement without getting in the way. An urban grill for those who come to eat real meat, no shortcuts.
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Product
Southern Spain's native breed. Cows raised free-range in the Cádiz pasture, natural feed and slow growth. The meat shows it.
Wedge clams, prawns, fish from the local market right next door. Fresh product, very little distance from water to table.
Holm-oak and natural charcoal. Right point, crisp crust and juicy centre. Each cut has its time and its distance from the fire.
Vegetables from nearby gardens, sourdough bread, regional oil. What surrounds the meat matters too.
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