Super-friendly wee place with cost atmosphere. My parents and I stopped in here as it was the only…read moreplace open on a cloudy December afternoon. We sat at the bar and got some good wine, enough food to fill us all up (plus an awesome dessert), and some good Spanish atmosphere all for exactly €20! There is a restaurant through the back too, which we didn't see, but seemed to be buzzing, and if it is anything like the bar, will be great quality and very reasonably priced. Very happy we discovered this wee gem!

After a recommendation of a friend I went here for breakfast…read more Apparently it opens up at 8:00, but spanish people don't normally go before 9, maybe even later, so at around 10:00 it's virtually impossible to get a seat, evenmore if you don't speak spanish, because people don't queue up on a fair basis from what I saw when I was sitting :) Everything is really down to earth, really good food, breakfast for locals basically, toast or chocolate with churros and everything is really cheap, definately go here for a breakfast, you won't regret it!

The view is welcoming, but the service is horrible. We were treated as unwelcome as I have felt…read moreanywhere in Spain. First, we were told "5 minutes," while they cleaned a table for us and they ushered us to the bar. A different waiter gave that table to another couple who just walked in. The table we got was never set with placemats or utensils, including after the food was brought. The waitress acted like it was a great inconvenience that we needed utensils to eat. Food was so-so and flavorless. Had to ask for salt and pepper, which took a good 5 minutes to be brought. No one ever asked to refill our drinks. It took more than 15 minutes to get the check (having to ask the same waitress twice). When she brought our change, she slapped down a "reserved" sign on our table and began spraying it with glass cleaner while we were still seated. Absolutely rude.

Best restaurant in Sotogrande; the variety of food is great, the service very quick and efficient…read moreno matter how many people there are and the price of the food is good (considering you are eating in a restaurant in Sotogrande with a front view to the port). It is the place to be for dinner in the summer which will make you wait for a table really long (30 minutes at least) but it is totally worth it. The rest of the year it is very calmed and nice to be there. Also during the summer they only offer tables outside, leaving the inside area empty. During the winter time, the do offer tables both outside and inside.

Maestros is where we had breakfast on our 2nd day in Ronda. It is a typical Tapa bar,…read morequintessential European experience that we were looking for. Conveniently located opposite Plaza de Toros, where we were headed after breakfast. Very friendly owners and customers. We sat at the bar and ordered breakfast, like Europeans do. I had the Atun(Tuna) sandwich and TH tried the Iberian ham sandwich. The coffee/tea were great.

Bar Maestro was suggested to us by the host at our AirBnB. It was relatively easy to find and on a…read moreMain Street in Ronda. The place itself is unassuming, very old Spanish in style, and clearly frequented by many locals. We had just come from Granada so we had a learning curve when it came to ordering here. Obviously the employees didn't speak much (if any) English so make sure if you visit you have a decent amount of Spanish to help you with ordering. I recommend making sure to specifiy that you want tapa sized portions (if you're looking for tapas) because a couple of the dishes we ended up with were full "rationes" and 1/2 "rationes" and much bigger than we anticipated until we wisened up and started asking for tapas. Overall this place was really cheap! For 2 beers, a half order of the tomato and potato dish, a full order of ensaladilla and a tapa size of the mini ribs our bill came out to roughly €12,50. The food was well (aggressively) seasoned and very flavorful. If you're looking for authentic tapas in Ronda, this is certainly a good spot to try!