Don't waste your time and money. Bland and tasteless food…read more Big disappointment. It's either that people who reviewed the place are clueless or who knows what!!!

I was looking for a low key place to eat some tapas and have a few drinks so we ask a local taxi…read moredriver that suggested this place. He said it was very popular among locals because it had a chill vibe, service was great and food and drinks were cheap. We arrived around 3pm and easily found two seats at the bar. The inside space is super small, make sure you don't go in rush hours, usually at dinner time is packed. Right away a girl came to take our order and we ask for two 'Tintos de verano' which is a traditional summer cocktail in Spain. The amount was generous and the taste wasreally good. We also order some 'Jamón de Bellota' and 'ensaladilla rusa'. To be honest not the best quality but it was ok. I love foia gras so I asked the chef for a tapa with it. He prepared the most delicious tapa right on the spot. Overall, the staff is super friendly, food is good and price is even better!

The best place for how we say in Spain " el aperitivo" this place has fresh & delicious options…read more Very very affordable and you get a lot of bang for your buck! It's right on the beach with a beautiful view. The " tabla de jamón ibérico" is incredible and the taste & quality is 10/10. The beer is served in a iced glass ( how it should be ) and only 1€ ( about $1USD) this place is my favorite to go at any time of day.

This place is perfect for a quick beer or super light snack. I definitely wouldn't recommended it…read morefor a meal Because it is essentially fast food. It is perfect if you are traveling with kids be Ayse it's super affordable and has a nice array of things that would appeal to them. It is centrally located. We stayed at the Melia and it was literally on the corner overlooking the beach. It is a great place to wind down and watch the sun set.

Spanish tapas and sandwich bar with indoor and outdoor screens for watching sporting events. It has…read morea small terrace overlooking the river, which you cannot really see, as a line of trees obscures it. It is situated right next to the Odeon cinema. You can see the tapas displayed on the counter by the bar as is usual with Spanish tapas bars. All very tasty, especially the Russian Salad, a potato salad with tuna spread on to fresh crusty bread. The mussels are pickled and comes on a bed of potato crisps. It is an acquired taste! Some of the tapas we wanted to try were not available, so cannot comment on them. The seating area on the terrace provides quite a buzzy atmosphere on a warm evening. Get a bowl of nuts, chip peas and beans too, which goes down well with a glass of lager, while chatting or watching the football.

This is an exciting review because a lot of visitors to Alicante will benefit from it. Here it…read moreis... Went on a four days family trip with our 16mths old daughter to Alicante and been our first family trip, it did not disappoint. Everything was nice and locating Pequeña Luisa was just the icing on the cake. When we go on holidays, we like to eat where locals eat rather than the tourist areas. This restaurant was recommended to us by some locals we asked and on our first visit, Máximo (the Italian waiter) looked after us. He's a great addition to the team and really looked after us. I understand a bit of Spanish, so when I saw 3 course meal + drink for €10 I thought it must be wrong. I swear the food here is top class and I dare anyone who says otherwise are ungrateful. Yes the plate is not heaped which is good to avoid waste because you'll definitely be full afterwards anyway. We would've happily paid €50-€60 for the meal because it was finger licking good (every time) and your pocket won't notice it. Places where we had 2 course dinners for €50-€60 were not as nice as this restaurant. The service is very quick too and you won't be left waiting. We had lunch here 3days straight and it's the most important place we miss most about Alicante. If Pequeña Luisa Restaurant was near me in Ireland, I'll never cook again because their food is fresh, healthy and menu changes daily. I can write a book about my love for this restaurant because even our baby who's a fussy eater loved it #EnoughSaid The bottom line is, if you're visiting Alicante please don't get ripped off by those expensive restaurants... Pequeña Luisa is the place to be. The place is very clean with sitting outside and inside. It's always very busy and they'll always accommodate you even if you've no booking. To get there: once you get Bus or train to LUCERO, walk down towards the first Elcoteingles on your right then turn left and it's the left Street called CALLE PARIS :)