Probably one of the nicest Steaks I've eaten. Lovely varied menu and great prices. Great and…read moreprompt service. Nice wine selection also

Back & been coming back , as we always enjoy not only the food but the very friendly & attentive…read moreservice and charming, lovely outdoor garden dining area. Had the sole and pork cheeks for dinner and was both excellent. The bread the serve by the way is divine! We try to come here every time we're in the area. Prices are reasonable, considering the quality of food, service and the setting. I would say it's a casual, fine dining experience. Absolutely a must try,

When the phrase "hidden gem" was born, they definitely had Santiago's Kitchen in mind, just wow…read more.. Nestled on a quaint street in the middle of Alhaurin el Grande, you could easily walk past without realising it's even there. Step inside however, down some stairs and you walk into a beautiful courtyard, the sky filled with leaves and twinkly fairy lights giving off a wonderful warmth and cosy feel. The menu is varied with something for everyone, mostly gluten free too. I'd say it's definitely on the pricier end of the scale when compared to other local eateries though. After much deliberation I settled on the fig and goats cheese tart to start (€7). Oh my days I could've eaten the whole tart! The fig coulis accompanying it was scrummy and the pesto (which I initially had my reservations about), complimented the flavours of the tart really well. For main, I went all out and ordered the Mediterranean monkfish and king prawns (€19). When in Spain n all! It was just the right sized portion for me and the fish was perfectly cooked. It was served with a nice potato stack, cherry toms and a saffron sauce - deeeelish! So it was our last night...would've been rude not to have dessert right!? And the chocolate baileys ice cream parfait had my name all over it (€6.50)! Served in a cute glass mini-goldfish bowl there were different chocolate textures and honeycomb - what big kid doesn't love honeycomb?! Staff were warm and friendly, a mix of local Spanish speakers and British (it's owned by a British couple). Had such a lovely evening from start to finish, definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area.

Definitley the most traditional tapas joint in this little town. The staff were very friendly,…read morespoke great English and were happy to help with any suggestions from the menu. It was full of locals which is always a good sign and the menu had all the usual suspects for a great spanish lunch. Cheap beer, fresh fish, tasty calamari and beautiful iberico ham. Very impressed. Wish I had a chance to come again. ps. the rooms they have were very nice and reasonably priced.

I can highly recommend Sardinia as a great place for lunch. You can sit outside and enjoy great…read moreregional food e.g. aubergines with honey, artichokes, meatballs with almond sauce.

Traditional Spanish venta with food as Granny used to make it. Serves Menu de dia at affordable…read moreprices. Closes Thursdays. Big barbecue on weekends.