Located directly across from the cruise port sits this small coffee and bar cafe…read more Terraza del Sol has a sitting counter around the bar, as well as a few small tables inside of the building. Outside under the covered patio is where you will find a majority of the seating, as well as space. Take away coffee is offered if you don't wish to sit back and slow down to enjoy your drink while people watching or perhaps enjoy a conversation with your table partner. Prices were extremely reasonable. Tips: + There is a small restroom. You will need to ask for a key to access it. + Enjoy one of their specialty coffees. I'd recommend the Asiatico.

You cant miss it! Directly opposite of the church there is a square and there it is: Terraza del…read moreSol! Great place to have a beer and a snack, coming back from the beach... they have good food, fresh orange juice, cold beers and a good selection of tapas (warm and cold). Even with your dog you are welcome.... not to common in Spain! Parking (without a ticket...) can be a challenge late morning and early evening... easy during siesta hours.

If you're feeling homesick for England or Cornwall, this is the place to go. The pasties are by WC…read moreRowe and imported frozen from Cornwall and taste just as delicious as if they were bought in St Ives or Falmouth!But they don't just do pasties.Good, wholesome food, large portions.GREAT VALUE!.The staff are funny, welcoming and genuinely Cornish.A real treat, especially if you're watching the pennies/cents

Basic food, but friendly staff and fare prices. Often have a deal of the day, pie and chips etc…read moreusually for less than EUR5

Before this burger, I hadn't eaten a burger for probably close to two years. But all of a sudden,…read morehere I was in Cartagena, on a Sunday, where apparently everything closes during the day except this burger bar. Everyone in town was there. We got the last table. And I was shocked to find that the only open place in town made a fantastic burger! I thought everyone was just there because they had no other choice. I think what I ordered was called something like the Super Mario, and involved goat cheese and a big flat red pepper. It was halfway between slider size and normal size, and was supremely juicy and fatty, tasting almost like pork or lamb rather than beef. It was accompanied by a banana/chocolate milkshake that kept its restaurant from earning five stars by being made with what tasted like Bosco syrup.

Great bar/pub in Lo Pagán. I like a good cold pint after a day in the sun, and the best I had by…read moreJose and his wife at Liberty. The free tapas was also lovely. See you next june!

Great bar…read more Spanish family run, but fantastic hospitality and very friendly, excellent cocktails and good value drinks.