I am not sure the previous rater spelled this establishment correctly- it is Konfusion Tapas &…read moreCocktails- and it is my absolute favorite restaurant in Calle de Mijas beach town. We went there twice- fabulous tomato salad, salmon, jamon, foie gras, every dish was fresh and delicious. Great cocktails. Fit for foodies. Will definitely return!

Found this at Tripadvisor, all 5 stars, This is really a hole in the wall facing the ocean with…read moreawesome tapas, the name says it all. To start, local white wine, Jamon Iberico, caracoles, boquerones en vinagre, shrimp in whisky, pulpo al gallego,and their signature paella, service was excellent, Jonathan brought our orders at the right timing, 2 at a time, thus your food is eaten sizzling hot. Everything in small plates, and you get to try many dishes. We'll definitely be back in a heartbeat! A perfect 10 out of 10!

Fantastic family run business. Beautiful people with some amazing food and wine. Exceptionally…read morecheap.

Awesome food and great service! The grilled vegetables and all the tapas we tried were wonderful…read more Severs were fabulous and very helpful

Delicious food, friendly service, lovely setting. Highly recommend Bogart's. Get the paella!read more

The place serves pork. Pork chops and Hamon. The best I have ever tasted. Locals come here, not…read morejust tourists. Great prices, great town, great people.

Arco Tapas Bar is a very cozy and charming tapas restaurant located in the Old Town historical…read morecenter of Marbella, Spain. The owner, Anita, was so friendly and invited us to sit wherever we preferred. My husband, sister and I chose a table in the back room next to the fireplace since it was a chilly night in January. We were dehydrated from drinking wine all day during our wine tour in Ronda so we immediately ordered several bottles of water and soda to accompany our wine. I was dreading the bill after ordering so many beverages, but prices were very reasonable and this was one of our cheapest meals in Marbella! The menu at Arco Tapas Bar consists of a variety of hot and cold tapas and small plates. The Iberian ham, fresh buffalo mozzarella, sliders, and goat cheese salad were some of our favorite dishes. We later found out that Anita's husband is the chef. Anita's husband is from Italy so you will notice some Italian influences on the menu. This was the perfect spot to relax with friends and enjoy some great wine and tapas. Would highly recommend this spot. Unfortunately, they are not open for lunch or we would have returned the next day!

Solid find. Some of the best tapas we've had between here and Madrid. Truly special. As gourmet as…read morethese tapas are, my heart was taken prisoner by their hamburguesa tapas. Two simple sliders that hit all the right notes. Simply brilliant. The rest - tuna tataki, grilled octopus, and fish tacos (amazingly made from cod baccalao) were all top notch. I cannot recommend enough.

Gastro Tapas restaurant are all the rage this year. Tikus Gastrobar in La Cala is an addition to…read morethe genre. Perfectly located on the main strip of La Cala village, Tikus is easy to find although parking is tricky in season. You can dine inside or on the ample terrace and both are perfectly appointed. The menu is not too extensive but for me sufficiently varied. Iberian platters are very good with Bellota ham well cut and presented. My visit with my family we shared a few platters and a couple of excellent main courses - supported with some good wine served by the glass. Service was very good even though the restaurant was very busy. The meal cost approx. 70€ for four including the gratuity. Certainly worth the visit and I will definitely visit again!

No complaints here! We picked this place based on internet reviews and enjoyed everything we had…read more.. which was way too much! Watch how much you order. Also, they re-use the sauce on some things which meant the flavours between dishes weren't as varied as we might have hoped. Overall, no regrets coming here. Quick overview of the dishes we tried: the shrimp pappardelle was great; the hummus was underseasoned; the shrimps pil pil were a hit; the mini burgers were so-so -- patty was good but bun was dry and not much sauce.

So good! All the tapas we ordered had really great flavors but The salad of the sea and mountains…read morewas the star of the show. This was the first place I ate at in Spain and still one of my favorites of my whole 2weeks here. Even though its in a touristy area the prices are reasonable. It's small but definitely worth a visit

We came in and we're politely informed that the kitchen closed in 15 min. However, we never felt…read morerushed by the staff and both service and tapas were tremendous. So good. Here are our tapas recommendations. Also helps us remember what to order next time we come. Chicken Wings 5. Not spicy Pastry 3 Croquettes 3 Mix Bacon 5 Codfish Fritters 5 Proveleta 4-5 depending on how quick you get to it. Highly recommend the tapas bar overall. Note. Kitchen is closed 16:00-19:00.

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 was the first ace we went when arriving in Spain and it was our favorite restaurant of the…read morewhole trip! Great food and service, cocktails were delicious :)

Most perfect spot if you're vacationing in Málaga and want to spend your time day drinking and…read morewalking along the coast and the local town. You get a perfect view of the ocean, and the random kitties that walk around the paved path by the beach. My go-to drink everyday was a screwdriver, it was made with fresh orange juice every time, truly amazing! The people working there were just as amazing, sweetest people and the best service I received while in Spain. They remembered me and would bring me my drink upon arrival. Way to make a girl feel special! Not sure if I will ever return to Málaga, but I ever find myself in that area again I will for sure be back!