This view is absolutely beautiful. I loved the ambiance. The service was great & had fun with us…read more It was cool watching them cook the fish & potato's over the fire outside. - Potato & Garlic sour cream 4/5 - Mango Avocado Chicken Salad 3/5 - Three chocolate cake 100/5 - Fish 5/5 - Bolognese 3/5 - Bread 5/5

Our dive instructor recommended this spot. It was packed when we arrived and we had to wait for a…read moretable. The bartenders did not seem to want to serve any drinks for people waiting and that irritates my husband. Once seated though, our waiter took great care of us. Their menu looked wonderful and the seafood we ordered was prepared exceptionally well and presented beautifully. Recommend the catch of the day or the barbecued mixed seafood plate.

I went for first time last night for dinner. I had a fixed menu. I was blown out! Excellent…read morecuisine, and the waiter Julian , was great! He is a professional in hosting. Included dessert (natilla, beautiful! !) and after dinner drink!! A lot for your buck!

Great place for family diner or lunch. Excellent seafood and rices. Definitely one of the places to…read morego

Fabulous restaurant with very fresh fish. We had the sea beam grilled and with special sauce and…read moreboth were fantastic. The squid was also very fresh.

Affordable fried fish. Way too greasy. I was struggling to finish what we ordered, sardines and the…read morefried fish of the day. I've had a lot of fried boquerones and these were quite oily. I would rather order them at a nicer restaurant.

Very nice little place off the beaten track. Mainly a mixed crowd of local people - families and…read moreelders. Decent food, decent prices and good service. Ask for what you don't see on the menu and they'll see what they can do for you. And yes, the menu is in Spanish, English, French and German.

It doesn't take long in La Herradura to find that you have…read moregot into the swing of the tapas culture and Taberna Los Toneles, situated right on the front near the beach, became a regular stop off for a quick glass and a snack. One of the more authentic bars along the seafront, Los Toneles has an old school Spanish feel to it despite being a fairly modern bar. Whenever we dropped by it was pretty busy with a mix of locals and tourists it seemed to be popular with the English crowd. Nothing much out of the ordinary on the wine list but you will get a decent glass of vino for EUR2.50 (or a beer for EUR1.80) and some of the best tapas to be had in La Herradura. Two or three drinks at lunchtime and you will have had plenty of food to keep you going until dinner time. We had a plate of very tasty fried octopus which came with a roasted pepper and tomato salad, a spicy rice dish with fried fish and as we were about to leave the owner insisted we try some chunks of juicy pork with a few French fries all included for the price of your drink. We mulled over the fact that the octopus dish alone would have probably cost around £7/8 at somewhere like Brindisa in London

If you did not have a vino o una cana a Los Toneles you've not been in La Herradura. Wanna hear the…read morenews del pueblo...... go ..... and enjoy the tapas...