Costa Del Sol - Menu

great paella, fine fish plate, gambas, all authentic, good prices, original ambiente, without a nickschnack, fleet friendly service and a nicer wet. viva espana

general friendly staff. three have ordered a plate tapas, which consisted in the core of fried - incl. fish sticks. for the called price significantly too little.

we had a good lunch. many other people. Woman had lunch menu. I had what I called a crabspagetti. it turned out that it was clogged. It was pretty good. the price was right. toilet clean. not so good for disabled because there are many levels

Restaurant is located in the city center, the staff was nice and efficient, limited selection of wines, better the beer choice. We decided to go for a dinner based on tapas: some of them were very good (especially on fish), some other more on the average but the Jamon was disappointing.

that is locally exactly the southern habits. a bit messy and a bit loud, but you get what you order. the services are extremely nice and give themselves a lot of effort.A nice selection of good Spanish weeping is available.These are especially the tapas are very tasty and rich.Haben spent a successful evening with a good value for money.

Bread only on express demand Small card has been announced but with excessive prices that went far beyond a symlvester strike. Tasting: Lamb Carree for Eur 33, then we found the same dish for Eur 21,50. A 4 Pan Paella marinara: Much pappy rice with tiny fish fragments, pickled shrimps, dry mussels, no chicken or even rabbit meat (Marinara back or forth). For Eur 26, per person! On the bill were Eur 28, per person, we only saw too late. Too bad, 0 points.

After I looked through the doors, my man and I decided to reserve a table for dinner. so glad that we did this because the rustic dining room in the cellar and the cheerful waiter enjoyed us. seems to be a family business and they do it well. many choices on the menu. I had pork fillet in a homemade creamy mushroom sauce (with pommes) and my man had a beautiful plate with paella valenciana - all excellent food that was flushed down with a rioja gran riserva. salate and oliven were included in our very cheap meals. it was an excellent evening. it is not a "fine dining" - it is rustic and homely. this restaurant is highly recommended.

After peeping through the doors my husband and I decided to book a table for dinner. So glad we did because we liked the rustical cellar dining room and the jolly waiter. Seems to be a family business and they do it well. Lots if choices on the menu. I had pork fillet in a homemade creamy mushroom sauce (with chips) and my husband had a beautiful platter of paella Valenciana all excellent food washed down with a Rioja Gran Riserva. Salads and olives were included in our very reasonably priced meals. We were also offered hot brandies on the house. It was an excellent evening. It 's not fine dining it 's rustical snd homely. Highly recommend this restaurant.

What a find! We stumbled on this restaurant and were pleasantly surprised! We lived in Spain for several years in the Basque Country and this was one of the better Spanish restaurants we have found outside of the Basque Country in Europe the US. My husband's rape (monkfish) was one of the best he's ever had...even in Spain! My lubina was so fresh! We started with gambas al ajillo, which were delicious fresh and spicy. Even their salad was good although not very Spanish. We had a bottle of Remelluri, which is hard to find outside of Spain. Delicious meal...we may even return tomorrow! We highly recommend this place. The decor reminds us of many restaurants in Spain. Don't know whet the other...