Get ready for an experience. The restaurant is quite small, although there is an outdoor seating…read morearea as well. We waited only a few minutes for a table - sat at the bar. Easy ordering via circling orders on a piece of paper, where the numbers for each dish match exactly to the menu. Order drinks at the bar which are added to your tab. Because this place is small, it is very loud - lot of shouting over each other from both the stuff and locals. Everything we ordered was really really good. Of course, the price is here really help as well. Highly recommend in Ronda.

Must go tapas bar in Ronda. Very local and laid back and VERY good value. Most of the menu is…read morecomposed of a variety of montaditos -- we especially enjoyed the serranito, chorizo de Ronda, and the prisa.

I had an excellent dinner here. It's in an area of Ronda where all the locals come to eat and hang…read moreout in the plaza. A friend of mine provides some of the sliced hamon to this place and we were treated very kindly. We sat on the square to enjoy the nice night while we ate some amazing food and drank a some awesome local wines and cocktails. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. Highly recommend this place

This meal was one of the very best that I've had in Spain. We got the boquarones to start which…read morewere great. The real stand out of the meal were the next two dishes: fried egg, truffle and jamon - omg. This was unreal. The flavor was phenomenal and I didn't want it to end. I almost licked the plate - it was that good. We also got the octopus which was amazing. This was seriously some of the best octopus I've ever had in my life - and in the mountains of Spain! I would never have guessed it. The last dish was the pork cheek which was so flavorful and tender. We also got the fried custard rolls which were fantastic. Overall amazing meal and definitely one that I will remember! Highly highly recommend.

The menu here is one of the most creative in the Malaga area. The presentation is unique and the…read morefood is among the best anywhere

Absolutely get the chorizo in cider, and the patas bravas. Food and drink is great (including red…read moresangria) but service was a bit slow.

Came here with my mom. Walked in at 845 and we were the only people there. The waiter let us pick…read morewhat type of seafood we wanted from the front counter and then we sat down. We had: 1 dozen oysters 1 grilled octopus A bowl of clams Some type of vegetable lasagna 2 bottles of wine 2 bottles of water For less than €100. By the time we left, the front part of the restaurant was full and so were our bellies :) I give them 5/5 for the staff, 5/5 for the food, 3/5 for ambience... I'm not really a smoker and the restaurant smelled like cigars

We sat outside and asked our server for recommendations. He pointed out three items: battered…read morecamembert cubes; assortment of croquettes (oxtail, hame, chicken and prawn); and potato omelette. After fussing over the menu and sipping our beers, we agreed with his recommendations and loved them. Each was simple and flavorful and nicely presented. The service was attentive and professional, the busy pedestrian corner a great spot to enjoy the energy, and the food was good and a good value.

Loved the food, the atmosphere and Jose, Belen and Carlos…read morewere wonderful. We ordered the ensaladilla clasica and Tostà with solomillo and caramelized brie.

I hate to write bad reviews but this restaurant deserves it. I would rather give it a half star…read more What a disappointment..our first bad meal..and only bad meal in all of Spain over a week' s time. Our first clue should have been when we saw the menu with pictures. The second was when our waiter barely greeted us (of course this was after 10 minutes of just sitting there). Then the food......please. Just plain awful. We thought we were safe by ordering the mixed tapas plate....jamon iberico, croquetas, patatas bravas......WRONG! My husband was the lucky one in ordering the pizza....yes, a pizza in Spain. Just stay away.....take a cab away form the city center and go to a good restaurant. While this is in a touristy town, the restaurant doesn't have to have good quality food. Stay away..save your money and buy bread, cheese and ham and sit along the street and eat.

This little spot was amazing! Javier our server was so friendly and recommended the best dishes…read more The hubby had a meat dish that was so tender it fell apart with a fork-delicious! I love anchovies so I had their small appetizer for one and it was spot on. I also had a fish in salsa- sooo good. We finished off with their cheesecake which is not like American cheesecake. More mild with a different texture and also good but their strawberry ice cream which was more like a gelato and their side of fresh whipped cream stole the show. Their cafe con leche was also one of the best I have had on our 2 week long trip. On top of that the restaurant has so much character- get there early to snag a seat inside. I highly recommend this place.

Very good. Did some research, then we got several positive reviews. My Spanish is passable, but…read morethis seems more like a local place. I had a tough time communicating. The bartender almost didn't want anything to do with me, but several of his cohorts helped out. Very good selection of entrees as well as tapas. No sangria either. We would go back, but I'll get better prepared when do. Ambiance is fine; outside of inside. No tapas outside.

We wanted you to see a flamenco show while in the Malaga area. We read the reviews so we knew what…read moreto expect. Yes, it's a "tourist trap," €15 per person for a a flamenco show that you are charged for with no prior warning.....but where else can you see flamenco for that price? They don't have a real stage; just a section of the restaurant, but the dancers were good and the show was just under an hour with 2 separate costumes. It was a little difficult to see the dancers from our table because of decorated columns/trees in the restaurant as well as other diners blocking the view. We also read about the charges for anything extra that they bring to your table like bread at €10. (We saw every other table with a bread basket, and it did look quite good.). I ordered a hamburger which came with fries, and my sister ordered a few tapas items. The burger was actually quite good with a freshly baked bun and flavorful cheese. My sister had croquettes that had a stew-like filling, (not sure what it was,), but she said they were delicious. She also had a tapas made of zucchini, bacon and cheese which she said was also really good. It was a cute little restaurant with open air seating. If you want to see flamenco in Spain, and don't want to spend an arm and a leg; or sit through a 3 hour event.....this is a good option. Just be aware that everything comes with an additional cost!

Our favorite place to eat while in Fuengirola! The food is fantastic, the service friendly and did…read moreI mention the food??? We've been here 3 times now and can't wait to go back. I loved their Mojito Fresa.

This is a great place to come in Jerez! Right next to Plaza Platero and a walk away from Plaza…read moreArenal! It has wonderful home-made tapas with big portions! They are all delicious! It is also dog friendly and they will give your dog a bowl of water and if you want a bowl to share your food with him/her. Just ask for it! Also if you are here for a while and want soy milk, just ask them to have it for the next couple of days and they will, it is the only place in Jerez that will do that and has soy milk! Another plus is the playground right in front, excellent for kids!