Cute little plaza with plenty of restaurants to choose from. Great for photos. The restaurant that…read morewe had right here was OK.

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

Very nice and cosy local eatery with atmosphere and generous portions of basic honest local food…read more Do go - have a good time and a happy stomach!

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.

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.

Everything about the experience was amazing right down to the owner which made all 9 people in our…read moregroup like family of their own.

Wonderful Andalusian food. Team works fast and efficient. Landscape is breathtaking…read more You need a car to reach this point and with luck you can park close to it.

This is one of two restaurants at the end of the Caminito del rey trek so an ideal spot for a bite…read moreto eat and a cold pint or two. There is plenty of picnic bench style tables outside with shaded options available (dogs however can only be in one half so make sure you check before getting comfy) so it's ideal for groups and families. It even has a small play area for the wee ones to keep them occupied. The menu has plenty choice, everything from salads (€10ish) to traditional ham and cheese plates (€8ish each) and Spanish tortilla (again about €8) which are great for sharing, to individual meat and fish main plates which are pricier. Service is a bit slow; took easily 10 mins to get menus after sitting down and another 10 to take drinks orders. Not many servers have good English unfortunately so we found ordering a bit tricky; 8 cerveza por favor is our limit ha! The food itself came out quickly however, as and when it was ready and portions were a good size so we left with full and happy bellies!

great spot......wonderful service.....walk a little farther down the beach from La Cala for a great…read moremeal.....lunch or dinner. This place is literally right on the beach.

When I am in Estepona, a few months out of the year, this is my favorite restaurant and I eat here…read moremultiple times a week. First, you will definitely need a reservation. It is always busy. There is seating in the "patio" with a nice man made fireplace in cooler months. There is the main area with the bar and a long table. And there is the option to sit on the 'terrace,' which is a pedestrian street. Weather cooperating, we love to sit on the terrace and people watch. All areas are extremely clean and cheerful. Service is friendly and efficient without being pesty. When a table is reserved, it is yours from your reservation time to the remainder of the evening. They never try to hustle you along so that others (without a reservation) might be seated. American restaurants could learn from this. The menu has about 30 different tapas offerings as well as pinchos, tostas, and entrees. There is something for every appetite. There is always one or two tapas of the day, which change. I am not a seafood eater, so I am thankful that at least half the items offered are not from the sea. My boyfriend loves seafood, so there is plenty to satisfy his tastes, too. We really like to chose 2 to 3 tapas each and that is very filling. My favorites are "taco de manzana" and the chicken burrito, oh, and the mini lamb hamburgers! I guess I really don't have just one favorite! Everything is very fresh and tasty. Most of the tapas are 2€ and 3€. The tostas are 8€ and very filling. My favorite is tosta queso de cabra. Among larger items, my boyfriend really likes the shrimp brick. They will also accommodate an appetite and make it larger or smaller. I normally drink sparkling water or tea. My boyfriend is the wine drinker. They have an extensive wine offering and at least once a month will have a special event with wine pairings or a wine class. They have a full time sommelier who organizes these events. There is also a full bar. I will usually have an after dinner drink. The pours are generous! Our bill for the evening (2 people) is usually 20€-25€ for 6 tapas, a wine (or two), water and an after dinner drink. Highly recommended!

A lovely place with nice ambiance. However, I feel it was…read morenot as gastronomical tasty as I have expected. I was expecting more and was disappointed. My tuna poky bawl was very mediocre and the foie gras tapas was lacking in flavour. I would not recommend for a " gastronomic " experience