The perfect place for a low-key drink and meal. I've been here on several occasions, and everything…read morehas always been on point. The drinks are cold, the food is fresh and tasty, and the service is stellar. Among my favorites are the Strongbow and Foster's cañitas and bocadillo The Place. The patatas bravas are also quite tasty (keeping in mind that the "potatoes" are in fact chips), as is the caesar salad. Highly recommended!

Tapas were very good and service was always with a smile and a lot of energy! The drinks were quite…read morestrong, which is unusual for European standards - and that's a good thing, means you're not getting ripped off on the alcohol. The piña colada was a bit too strong, which kind of takes the taste off a bit, but the Cuba libre is prepared in front of you with enough rum to bring down a raging bull. While 5 plates of tapas are enough to feed a party of 5, I saw other main dishes being brought out and they could easily feed two people instead of one. And they looked tasty too! All in all, it's a good inexpensive place for some good food just on the beach.

I ate here twice after my morning workout! The service was fast and the menu is simple. I loved…read morehaving a panoramic view of San Juan Playa. The price is very affordable. I definitely would return.

Modern and clean cafe with bar service for pizzas, pastas, coffee, hot chocolate, and full bar! Has…read morewi-fi. Unfortunately, smokers allowed. I had a delicious hot chocolate and my husband says his coffee was really good. They have a small selection of pastries. No churros but donuts! When the sun is out and it is warm, this place must be busy. Today was rainy and cold and the outside seating was enclosed but leaking. The bar person was accommodating even though I did not speak good Spanish.

What better than eating a Paella and seafood on a sunny Sunday at the beach? This restaurant was…read morerecommended to us by a friend (local resident of Alicante). It´s enjoyed by locals since it's in a quieter area of Playa San Juan, with fewer tourists around. We went on a Sunday in November and the restaurant was packed! The waiter told us that November is the month less busy of the year... so I do not want to know how busy it gets the rest of the year. You would probably have to make a reservation. They offer all kind of menu´s we ordered a menu with lobster paella and had varies starters, like fried fish, squid etc. (16 euro p.p.). Everything was very tasty! Good price - quality relation. We ordered a wine from Alicante to go with it ( Marina Alta) 9 euro for the bottle. The service was friendly, the restaurant a bit noisy but that was ok for us. Casa Domingo perfect for Domingo lunch

This review is mainly for the bar area during the late afternoon, which may only be possible in the…read moresummer during July and August. People who sit at the bar are blessed with the bar menu; a short a simple set of offerings, all of which are delicious. The calamari are crispy on the outside with the most delicate meat. The grilled sepia (cuttlefish) is tender with a to-die for garlic/parsley/lemon olive oil. The boquerones (whole fried small fish) are fresh and crispy. The ensalada russa (Russian salad) is made daily and balanced well with mayo, tuna, and other ingredients (not just full of mayo like some places prepare it). The "wrinkled potatoes" were a hit with the group. The fried bacalao (cod) were tasty and crispy with a heavenly aioli. The fried shrimp were enjoyed whole, including the head! Service is also efficient and friendly. They just kept all the food coming as we ordered it. It wasn't lightning quick, because they actually prepared most of the food to order, but it was efficient and worth whatever we had to wait. The steady flow of drinks helped with that too. We enjoyed observing Miguel at work, who put up with all of our ordering with a smile and paid so much attention to detail in preparing food. I don't include price or value-for-money in my star rating, but it was a great plus that this place was very inexpensive. Most of the dishes above were 3-3.50 euros a piece. It's cheaper than buying this stuff and cooking it yourself! For days we came here after paddle-boarding the late afternoon away nearby on the beach. I've been here for lunch before, and it is crazy crowded, but come 4 or 5pm there are more staff than guests. Discovering the bar had a menu only for bar seating and takeout, we indulged on one summer evening...and didn't stop for days. It instantly became part of a perfect daily routine: head to the beach at 4 or 5 after the crowds, build an appetite with swimming/paddle-boarding/sunbathing, then meander a few meters to Casa Domingo as the restaurant begins emptying out. All fun, no annoying tourist crowds.