Old school tapas, bullfight bar…read more I think every visit to Jerez should have at least one visit to La Moderna. It's old school, it's been there forever, all the locals go. Tapas are not particularly memorable but dirt cheap... all under €2.00. Go for the feeling of timelessness, the bullfight photos, the oldtimers chatting at the bar. Great place.

After hearing about this place for a little over a year, we finally got to try it out…read more There aren't that many places in the Rota/Puerto area that offer breakfast options. The ones that do are just so-so. They offer a lot of breakfast options as well as coffee frappes, smoothies and milkshakes. We sampled the american breakfast (2 eggs, bacon, grilled tomatoes, grilled cheese bread, one pancake and sausage) and the everything croissant (eggs, mushrooms, cheese, chorizo). Both were so delicious and big portions as well! My strawberry smoothie was refreshing and i was surprised at how big the small portion was. The littles split a nutella crepe and it looked good as well, I didn't get a chance to try it since i was busy with my breakfast. Super friendly staff and Very cute inside. Has about 6-7 tables inside and they also provide outdoor seating. It was my first time here so from what i could tell, it was mostly street parking. They take credit card &cash.

Good enough to drink but not that great. You are better off making your coffee or go to any other…read morecafe. Service depends if you get an English speaking server, other wise you will be sitting/standing there like a lose puppy. They do try, if your lucky, 3 star for trying and having our coffee hot enough as expected.

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

From the owner: Verti'C Bistro Bar la propuesta de calidad y servicio en mismo centro, a unos pasos del…read moreayuntamiento. Brunch, comidas y tapas caseras, vinos, licores, postres y dulces. Ah! Y nuestro café ecológico, 100% arábica y tueste natural. Amplia y cómoda terraza con varios ambientes, y siempre entre amigos.

A little gem in the small town of Conil de la Frontera. Don't miss out because you're too busy…read morewalking around the other restaurants closer to the beach. This place is awesome. We stopped by here on our walk down to the beach after we finally found parking. It's a little off the beaten path, but worth the stop. They have outdoor seating that's basically on the very small sidewalk, just enough for tables of 2 or 3. The staff was extremely nice and spoke decent English. The food was great. They have everything from vegan/vegetarian to spanish style breakfasts. I ordered the Ingles Plato (Enlgish breakfast plate) that had eggs, beans, sausage, tomatoes, bacon/ham, and toast. It was delicious and a nice change from the croissants and sandwiches I normally got in Spain. The only bad thing I can say about this place is the tiny sidewalk the outdoor seating is on. Cars drive by really close to you which gets kind of annoying, but luckily it's a small town so there aren't many cars in the first place.

Lots of vegetarian options and lovely, friendly staff!read more

This will be an small note about El Colmado's breakfasts…read more They have a traditional list of tostadas where you can find the common tastes of Seville. Out of the list you can see daily specials as "Sobrasada with cheese and eggs". I couldn't take a picture of it because when I saw this masterpiece I had to eat it quickly. It is a very recommended place to have a quiet and different breakfast.

Pros: Favorite breakfast from my short trip to Spain…read moreGreat value for breakfast Tostadas came with coffee included Tostadas were delicious--many sweet and savory toppings available Quick, friendly service, English friendly Cons: Small place

Very Spanish. Fantastic value for money. Coffee, thick black and strong! Churros filled with…read morechocolate amazing. Service is as you would expect but I like that! Not pushy, if something is wrong say something otherwise sit down, relax in the seating outside and watch the locals come and go.

Very popular local spot, as seen by the very limited English spoken. At around 2PM, there was about…read more40min wait. We ordered several items to try and everything was good. The portions are a bit small for the price (i.e. clams) but taste was delicious. Staff is very pleasant and helpful. It is loud and crowded so be prepared for an experience.

What a great restaurant and experience. We went with a private tour guide who loves tis place. We…read moresee why. Incredible menu or tapas, wonderful atmosphere, perfect service. I have never felt more local or welcome in a restaurant while on a trip as I did here. All four in our group agreed. Among the many things we tried were garlic prawn croquettes, grilled octopus with potatoes, salmorejo (gazpacho), prawns in garlic oil, cured pork loin and Spanish cured ham. Every single item was done to perfection. I highly highly recommend locals and tourists to try this restaurant/bar. Warning, it is very small and crowded. But it is totally worth it.