A great experience. I knew it would be good, but it was even better than expected. The service…read morewas prompt and professional. We were a large group of 6, and the server helped us with the menu, provided recommendation, and ensured that we did not over order. I am new to these flavors and cuisine. Can;t really rate it objectively, but I am certain that it is delicious. We were tired of tapas, and this was perfect to rejuvenate our taste buds.

This place was really good. We arrived a little before opening, and, to our surprise, they opened…read moreright on time - not necessarily a given post siesta! Upon arrival we were welcomed by the friendly host and seated right away. The tables are these cute booth style seating. While very cute, they're also very tight - really designed for two people. I sat next to my young kiddo and we both found it somewhat uncomfortable. The seats are also quite shallow which made me feel like I was sitting at the end of my seat (I'm an average height guy ~6 ft). The restaurant was beautiful and felt like you had stepped into an old Moroccan bazaar. Really great balance of tradition and culture without being too tacky. After asking a few questions about the menu to manage dietary restrictions, we landed on the humus, babaganoush, chicken tagine and chicken couscous. Both the hummus and babaganoush were served with a pita bread. They were both solid. Flavors were on point. My one observation, and this could be due to Moroccan preparation, was the hummus was a bit thinner than most hummus. So while flavor was great consistency was a bit off to me. The main dishes were both wonderful. The chicken tagine was a generous portion, great for sharing. Two chicken drumsticks with a ton of veggies and fruits cooked to perfection that the meat fell off the bones. The sauce was tasty and well spiced. The couscous was similarly generous two drum sticks buried under a mountain of couscous and topped with a selection of root veggies and accompanied by a side of "salsa" aka chicken broth.

Enjoyable place with quality food just steps from La Carihuela beach in Torremolinos. We had a…read moredelightful Sunday lunch with friends enjoying cous cous, pinchitos and spiced vegetables.

Fogon de Ami is a quaint little shop that offers delicious Moroccan food for take-out as well as…read moredine-in (currently only a single table). The owner Ami is a cheerful and friendly person who will make you feel very comfortable especially if you decide to dine-in, as I did. The couscous with vegetables and fish in a tomato-based sauce were just great, and at an extremely reasonable price! So much so that I came back the next day for more fish and the savory pastry with chicken-based filling. It's located about 15 minutes west of the center of town by the #4 bus. Highly recommended as a delicious and economical option!

It was like being in Morocco. Amazing food, the owner cooked and served us a great lunch. Look at…read morethe pictures I posted.

Delicious and authentic Moroccan food. everything was good. The food, staff, location, price. I…read morehighly recommend the cous cous. absolutely delicious.

We had a great dinner here. Staff was super friendly the food was great. Also a good vegetarian…read moreoption (hard to find here), the meat was delicious as well.

From the owner: La mejor comida autentica Marroqui en la costa del sol;;read more

I went to Las Cuevas and had AMAZING lamb tagine. The reviews were terrible so I thought that La…read moreMancha Chica would be better. NOPE. The figs and lamb were not as good here. It tasted a bit old...I think that's the best way to describe it. We had the mint tea, hummus, and lamb for lunch. It came to about 30ish euros which was a little high for how much we had been paying for lunch during our trip (typically 20ish). The mint tea was delicious and I highly recommend it. The hummus was good too! The owner was super nice and had an interesting sense of humor. I'd come back for the mint tea and the company!

My first time trying Moroccan food was in Portland. I was really really impressed by Moroccan mint…read moretea. So when I found out there was a Moroccan restaurant with pretty decent reviews? You know I gotta check it out. Here is my verdict - mediocre. We ordered three dishes: Nan aka bread with humus. Bread is pre-made. The owner heated it up with a microwave. It tasted like cardboard. This is not the fresh, fluffy nan that I expected. Lamb couscous - Mushy couscous!!! Like what the hell?? The flavor is good but it's a bit too sweet. Meatball Tajine- it's okay. Nothing special. Mint tea - As good as I remember, but again a bit sweeter than I thought. Would I recommend it? If you haven't tried Moroccan food, sure, order the mint tea and give it a try. If you are looking for delicious Moroccan food, you better look somewhere else.

A super find in touristy Torremolinos. Moroccan influenced Tapas. Unique and yummy. Add to it good…read moreservice and a nice casual ambience. Makes for a perfect meal on vacation. Highly recommend this place. We looked at the 6 reviews before mine and decided to give it a shot. Well worth it. Kids loved it too.

After checking into our hotel, we walked around and randomly ended up eating at this restaurant…read more Its great food and I'm glad to be the first to review it on Yelp, in the hopes that other folks will also discover this lovely gem. First of all, the staff and owner are all super lovely and kind.The owner spoke excellent English and helped us with the menu selection and explained the food components. I loved the whimsy of the menu with its musical odes to singers and song writers spanning rock, country and opera. The artwork on the walls matches the vibrancy and artistry of the menu plus they played great background music, so all combined into a feast of the senses. We started of with lovely Morrocan Mint tea, which tasted super and then I went for the Tasting Menu which included innovative dishes such as Elvis's Hips (a Tapas Winner for 2014), Pavarotti's Vigor (Lamb and Couscous) and they were kind enough to substitute a Salad instead of Janis Joplin's Strength which had beef which I don't eat. I thought the flavours of the food were sublime and loved every bite. So end verdict? Super happy that we were able to visit Vintage 8 as art, music, food and hospitality combine to create a wonderful culinary experience and I highly recommend his restaurant. Yelp Review 100/ 2017