Right across the street from the downtown gas station and I've been coming here for years. Great…read morepeople who run the bar - I know them all. They used to have a place decades ago downtown next to the public mercado downtown but moved here. Muscle Man Dani who waits and serves the outdoor tables is fast. Antonio is usually behind the bar. By 1:30pm they are already cleaning and readying to close so get here earlier. Churros are thin but the only ones around that I've had that taste sooooo much better. Be here by 11:30 if you want any - if they run out of dough they'll not offer any churros. Usually packed between 10am and 1pm. They are open the same hours Sunday when Antonio's Dad works the tables and shouts out the orders in a slightly "loud" voice. He's unique and a Rota icon. I usually come here to have a cafe manchado while reading the Diario de Cadiz.

Excellent bar for breakfast, artisan churros and very good coffe…read more Great Waiters Speak english is a family bar

I pass by here a lot. You can't miss it as you walk through the tunnel of the older City Hall, onto…read morethe plaza de España and it's on your left as you walk toward the Iglesia de la O, the beach and the light tower. They have a television to occupy your eyes. They have a good selection of tapas and now it includes caracoles (snails) as most places are offering right now (it's May). Don't want to sit inside? They have tables under umbrellas in the plaza too! You can sit down outside and someone will come out to take your order. Each time I have been here they have been quick and courteous. I just had a coffee yesterday. During Rota's warmer days you'll find all their outdoor tables taken... very limited parking in front. A public parking garage is located about 4mins away from the plaza de España, in the direction of the Torre de Merced. This is in old Rota, and after your coffee or tapas, I strongly recommend a walk through the older calles which is most relaxing, along with seeing the Castillo de Luna past here towards the beach. It's lovely.

From the owner: Desayunos, tapas y guisos.read more

After a very long flight and a late-night arrival, all I wanted was food--immediately. Luckily,…read moreSedona Bar & Grill was open late and within walking distance, which felt like a small miracle after hours of travel. The walk itself was actually refreshing, and once inside, the place was cozy, lively, and still buzzing with customers. Service was immediate (bless them), so I ordered a sangria--which hit the spot--and the carnitas fajitas. I absolutely scarfed them down. They came out hot, flavorful, and exactly what my exhausted, hungry soul needed. Drinks and food were delivered quickly, and the server was friendly and helpful the entire time. Now for the real star of the show: I had read reviews mentioning a black cat, and yes--the cat with the broken tail is still there. Super cute, super friendly, and honestly might be the best after dinner greeter in the place. Would come back for the food, the service, and of course, the cat.

Stopped by while in town. Being right next to the beach, this place was perfect for getting a quick…read moremeal. I was able to sit where I wanted and had plenty of room. Fair selection of food inspired from the American South West. The tacos were perfect. After looking around the restaurant, all the food looked good. Will come back when I'm back in town.

This bakery looks very small from the outside, but once you walk in it's huge! There's seating…read moreoutside, inside and another room with a kids play area! I got a café con leche and a sándwich mixto (grilled ham and cheese sandwich) and a chocolate donut. It was very good. Fast service and it seems that locals come here to have their quick coffee. I'll probably come back here more often after swim class.

Love the tapas! Fresh baked bread daily. Sit all day or breeze in for take out. Doesn't matter, the…read moreservice is friendly in matching your needs. Con gusto! Breakfast, lunch and dinner with drinks. Oh, and doesn't close for siesta!!!

When I find myself in Rota, this is my go to breakfast spot. The garlic infused oil with the…read moretoasted mollete and tortilla is probably my favorite thing there. But any of the breakfast items are great and they crank out fresh bread all day. Or buy your churros and sit there for your coffee its a win/win.

Taco Tuesday ... HOOAH!…read more We saw the sign for Taco Tuesday with tacos ranging from €1 to €2 and the menu had some things my wife would like, so we asked for a table outside. The gentleman told us that he would be right with us, but we waited 15 minutes to be seated, too long. We were hungry and it was late, so we stuck around. I asked for a Margarita (€7), not knowing the price, even though I had asked for a Drinks menu, not available, something I hardly ever do because that is a sure sign that the drinks are expensive. It came in a small glass, maybe 8 ounces, and was filled with ice, having taken maybe three small sips to finish it off, 3-4 ounces of liquid max and extremely weak ... FUBAR! My wife's first choice, the Philly Cheesesteak (€11) was not available, so she decided on the Pulled Pork Sandwich (€9). I wanted the Al Pastor tacos (€1.50), but they were also out, crap, so I ordered two Carnitas (€1.50 each) and two Steak tacos (€2 each). My better half did not like the taste of the pulled pork, but it tasted fine to me. Her french fries were abundant, but were too salty, even for those of us who like salt on our fries. My tacos were on small 'street taco' tortillas with a reasonable amount of meat, but only some onions and radishes, no cilantro. They were actually pretty good, but not filling, so I polished off what was left of my wife's pulled pork sandwich and a few fries. For €1 to €2 a pop, I was not complaining. The service was good once we got seated and the food was decent, but the lack of available options and the price of my itty-bitty margarita would ensure that we do not return any time soon. CombatCritic Gives Brixton 3 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better! #SNAFU

I highly recommend this place! The teriyaki wings and loaded fries are hands down my favorite. The…read morebrunch here is also fantastic I usually order the chicken and waffles. They make good cocktails too! The Veracruz menu they serve is also good with the carnitas burrito!

This review is for the San Antonio next to Mercadona…read more EVERY time I've been in here the staff have been incredibly rude. Always feel totally unwelcome. Coffee is terrible...and so are the staff

It's a very busy, but friendly place in the morning. The coffee is great and pastries are fresh and…read moredelicious. Breakfast sandwiches are made to order. There are actually two San Antonio bakeries in the chain. One is on a main road leading out of town and the second one a short distance to west is in a residential area. At either one, you can sit outside, drink coffee and enjoy the morning. I prefer the residential setting of the second one as it is more relaxing.

Go to place for breakfast sandwiches. For just a few euros, you can get a huge sandwich and a hot…read morebeverage. Guys running the place are real nice.

I've only tried the completo and chicarron sandwiches and honestly they are really delicious. Place…read moreis pretty inexpensive. I def recommend ppl here for the completo sandwich.

This little tapas spot is probably one of my top 3 favorite restaurants in Rota! During my brief 4…read moreday stay in Rota, I've eaten here 3x..loll Their prices are very affordable and the quality of the food is consistently good! The menus have both Spanish and English and the wait staff speak decent English as well. Throughout my 3 visits, my buddies and I ordered plates of Spanish Iberico ham, Iberico ham on scrambled eggs and potatoes, stuffed rigatoni, cuttlefish croquettes, slow cooked pork bao buns (which are amazing!), grilled octopus over chopped potatoes, as well as, a few other dishes. The 2 dishes that really stood out to me were the Iberico ham over scrambled eggs and potatoes and the slow cooked pork bao buns (on the menu, also called Speedy Gonzales). The salty flavor and the texture of the Iberico ham, coupled with the flavors from the scrambled eggs and potato really work, and together, is a perfect bite! Meanwhile, the bao buns were definitely a surprise in a Spanish tapas restaurant..lol Nonetheless, these were cooked with care and were delicious! The tender pork was perfectly paired with guacamole and what tasted like a sriracha cream sauce. Utopia was definitely a great find in Rota, and for anyone who visits this quaint little city in Southern Spain, I highly recommend this restaurant for it's delicious food! :D

Amazing service. Artichoke tapas is incredible. Went back for dip n white wine many times on way…read morehome.

Always very busy no matter what time of day I go in. Although they are busy, they are fairly quick…read moreto have the food bagged and ready to go. My only complaint is sometimes the fries are not fresh. Clean for the most part, but women's bathrooms could be kept up better throughout the day.

WORST MCDONALDS IN THE HISTORY OF MCDONALDS!!!…read more Customer service is terrible!! Getting food is always long and they always screw up the order!! just terrible!