We entered the restaurant and were greeted by a server who informed us that there was no printed…read moremenu. She explained that the meal was a prix-fixe style, although she didn't use that term. We were initially led to believe it was a daily pre-set menu. The server showed us the evening's offerings (pointing to a refrigerated display case with red meat, fish, and vegetables), which she said was 45 for meat and 30 (or 35) for fish, including appetizers, vegetables, and dessert of the day. Drinks were not included. When we asked for a wine list, we were told there wasn't one, and that they would choose the wine for us instead. We would have ordered another glass, but we had no idea about the price. The server inquired about any allergies, and I mentioned that while I wasn't allergic to anything, I didn't eat red meat. Despite not selecting the dishes, the following were brought to us: Appetizers Main course -- she brought red meat for both of us, but I declined since it was made for two Fish Dessert In the end, we were charged for each item individually, and our bill came to 145 Euros. While the food was good and the server was friendly, we felt we were misled and taken advantage of. If they are going to charge separately for each item, customers should at least have the option to choose what they want to order.

To be clear, there is no menu. You get whatever they are cooking for the day. They ask you if…read moreyou have any dislikes or allergies which will be accommodated. It was also made clear that it was 45 Euro per person. With that said, we had the most amazing meal. I feel like I won't eat for a week. First up was toast with tomato relish and the BEST olive oil. Delicious. Followed by asparagus with parmesan. The salad was pumpkin with burrata and greens (I think my favorite), a white fish with roasted veggies, steak with spicy potatoes, and then poached pear in white chocolate for dessert. We have been in South Spain for six weeks and this is our most memorable meal to date. We highly highly recommend.... oh, and we came home with a bottle of wine. Delicious

I STRONGLY recommend you stop here! Better than the tapas in both Barcelona and Granada! Albóndigas…read moreand caracoles are a must!!

Good food with excellent service. We fell in love with their Tortilla Espanola's for a late (noon)…read morebreakfast, but they have great dinner food as well.

Very Spanish. Fantastic value for money. Coffee, thick black and strong! Churros filled with…read morechocolate amazing. Service is as you would expect but I like that! Not pushy, if something is wrong say something otherwise sit down, relax in the seating outside and watch the locals come and go.

The food was very good astatic and lots of options. Best…read moreplace for breakfast!!! And healthy options.

It was a cute boutique cafe, which was seemingly run by couple of women, most of their patrons were…read morealso women. It is located a few blocks away from the Puente Nuevo bridge, where all the action is. The menu is mostly international cafe fare, nothing Spanish about this place. We had dinner here on our first night in Ronda and ordered crepes, hot chocolate, tea/coffee. Everything was spot on and reasonably priced.

Maestros is where we had breakfast on our 2nd day in Ronda. It is a typical Tapa bar,…read morequintessential European experience that we were looking for. Conveniently located opposite Plaza de Toros, where we were headed after breakfast. Very friendly owners and customers. We sat at the bar and ordered breakfast, like Europeans do. I had the Atun(Tuna) sandwich and TH tried the Iberian ham sandwich. The coffee/tea were great.

Bar Maestro was suggested to us by the host at our AirBnB. It was relatively easy to find and on a…read moreMain Street in Ronda. The place itself is unassuming, very old Spanish in style, and clearly frequented by many locals. We had just come from Granada so we had a learning curve when it came to ordering here. Obviously the employees didn't speak much (if any) English so make sure if you visit you have a decent amount of Spanish to help you with ordering. I recommend making sure to specifiy that you want tapa sized portions (if you're looking for tapas) because a couple of the dishes we ended up with were full "rationes" and 1/2 "rationes" and much bigger than we anticipated until we wisened up and started asking for tapas. Overall this place was really cheap! For 2 beers, a half order of the tomato and potato dish, a full order of ensaladilla and a tapa size of the mini ribs our bill came out to roughly €12,50. The food was well (aggressively) seasoned and very flavorful. If you're looking for authentic tapas in Ronda, this is certainly a good spot to try!

Ronda at its sweetest :-D Go here for fresh juices, a huge…read moreassortment of excellent teas, all kinds of coffee, but most of all, go here for sweets, cakes, pastries, cupcakes, etc. Many things chocolate, delicious cheesecake, even lemon meringue pie! Also crêpes, pancakes, yoghurt with fresh fruit, 6 different types of milk, many types of sandwiches, spelt/kamut and many other types of organic bread, etc etc, way too much to mention it all here. New things every day as owner Rogelia is supercreative and loves a vegan challenge or digging up original Spanish recipes. Sit inside or outside, upstairs or downstairs, you will not be disappointed by this little gem of a bakery in the coolest hood in Ronda, very highly recommended.

Very overhyped place. Went today for breakfast. Food is average. Ordered orange juice fresh which…read moretasted diluted with water. Have had much better in the city. Even the pastries and croissant was average. Would not try again.

This place SUCKS!! Don't stop, keep walking. Two thumbs down!! croqutas were cold in the middle…read more The mushrooms on the pizza came out of a can. The anchovies were ok, 6/10. The prices were too high. However, the beer was ice cold and the glasses were too. Comparatively it's terrible, there are many other restaurants in the area with much better food.

I stopped by around 4 pm. The waitress told me they were closing because they had run out if food…read more Decided to stop by around 11 am and tried their tapas. Not good, not bad. Only one waitress seemed to be serving people who were still getting breakfast. I sat outside in the beautiful sun. All tables outside were occupied. Once done, instead of waiting I decide to grab the bill and walk ins I de to pay.

A beautiful outside covered patio, Las Campañas offers delicious tapas, great coffee, and pleasant…read moreservice. I didn't think I'd like this restaurant given its limited menu choices, but everything was fresh and satisfying. Sitting outside and enjoying a meal here is a pleasure.