Had a hearty scrambled eggs with whole wheat toast, avocado, mushrooms, and blistered tomatoes…read more Salt and pepper could be added to taste. Coffee of any type could be selected. Latte was a bit too strongly extracted for the espresso but the food wad excellent! Nice vegetable filled meal too which is a nice plus since Spanish food can be rather meat-heavy and lack fiber.

I am visiting from California and craving live food such as a fresh salad…read more Filo popped up when I searched for salad near me, and the power salad looked exactly like what I had in mind. We walked here after spending three breathtaking hours at the Royal Alcázar of Seville. I ordered the power salad. It was a beautiful combination of tender moist chicken and quinoa and garbanzo beans and greens with a yummy pesto dressing. Everything was so fresh. The pesto dressing was delicious and not overly salted like so many restaurants tend to do these days. The ladies behind the counter were very friendly and accommodating. This cafe is clean and comfortable. It was the perfect spot to reenergize and have a fresh and delicious lunch. They have other offerings that look so good as well. And if you get there before 2:00 p.m., you can order from the breakfast menu. Thank you, Filo, for serving deliciously healthy food. I thoroughly enjoyed this meal.

(12/14/2016) Can't get enough of 100 Montaditos, how can you not love a €1 sandwich in 100…read morevarieties?! Scalable on any level, get 1 or 100 little sandwiches filled with pretty much anything you can think of (good for both carnivores and herbivores). Quality of ingredients was top notch. The little in-house baked rolls come in a variety of sizes proportioned just right for the sandwich fillings. Had #83 (Jamon, cream cheese, pesto, tomato) and #86 (squid, aioli). Perfection in 4 bites. Place is efficient (but pretty surly), modern, clean, and super affordable. BONUS: free WiFi

First of all, we really hesitated to write this review and share the secret we've been keeping for…read more10 years now - Anahi is the yummiest, friendliest budget and family friendly place off the balcón. Every year we come back for the refreshing gazpacho and tender tortillas - and the not-so-humble Hamburguesa Anahi! Sit on the terrace and enjoy a spectacular view with your meal or coffee. Smiling pictures of Sai Baba and other gurus in the back staircase hint at the source behind the lovely service and great food. We love you, Anahi!

We arrived in Nerja only today and chose Anahi based on a tour book recommendation. It was…read morefriendly, good, inexpensive, generous, and VERY fast. The half salad was more than I could eat! Desserts looked great too but we were too full. Highly recommended.

Completely-unexpected surprise. We thought it would be touristic food, but it was actually good-…read moregreat salad, great cheeseburger for kids and bolognese. The pizza and curry were good too!

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!

Oh my god! We found this gem in the heart of Cádiz's Old Town, right across from the Cathedral…read more They offer 100 (yes, one hundred!) varieties of snacks in the form of mini burgers, tacos, hot dogs, and sandwiches. The food is fresh and crispy, with a great selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks. Service is quick--we waited just 5-10 minutes for our order, which is impressive given the size of the place. The crowd is a nice mix of locals and tourists (about 50/50).

Unbelievable freaking rude employees. Don't even bother coming here. "Go back to your country" was…read morewhat the employees told me. Happy too--you also a tourist?--let's help them out and not patronize this business. If you have a kosher diet --be are the meat is pork not beef. If I could give them a negative review I would.

My husband loves this place. Prices are outstanding and it's super old school no nonsense type of…read moresandwich place. Support cheap too. It's not fancy, not fancy at all. Just plain ole good food. Their chorizo bocadillo was great and I ate the tortilla one twice. With so many places to go why would I go there twice and order 8 bocadillos?

Located right across the street from the autobus station, quick and fast. The bread is crunchy on…read morethe outside and soft on the inside- great combo. For approx $3, you get a sandwich, chips, drink, and small pre-wrapped pastry. I am sure there are much better places to eat, but proximity is half the battle since we want to catch the bus back to Cadiz. Definitely a cheap quick bite for travel weary bus goers.

Husband found this place & the breakfast is all sandwiches. We ordered:…read more1) French omelette sandwich (pit tortilla Francesca) 2 euro 2) pickled pork sandwich (lomo abobado) 2 euro 3) Serrano ham w/ manchego cheese sandwich 2.5 euro All were good & filled us up for the drive to Gibraltar.

We've stumbled into this place walking back to our car after an evening stroll along the beach of…read moreEstepona. This bar was full of locals, not a single tourist. I knew then this was the place I had been looking for. We sat down and ordered some drinks and food. The food was fantastic and the prices were great. A plate of tapas was 1.20 EU. Drinks were averaging $2.50/glass. Water was a in big water bottle. They had the freshest seafood I've eaten so far. My daughter loved the fried squids - very tender and not too chewy. The olives that came with the drinks were delicious. If we hadn't had dinner already, we would have order a lot more food. I would highly recommend this place.

Relatively new to the sleepy town of La Linea, this sprawling fast-food emporium sits within easy…read morereach of the Gibraltar border, so English folk can pop over for a speedy snack if they've over indulged on too many tapas. There is a large sun-drenched canopied terrace and loads of room inside. A drive-thru facility is also available. A Cuatro Libra con queso (that's a quarterpounder with cheese!) comes in at just over 5 euros. And a little over-dressed with onions.

Even though the place gets very crowded, the employees are very professional, honest and willing to…read morego the extra mile to help you. I forgot my backpack (that had my iPad and passports) in a restaurant that was near that McDonalds. I was already 200 miles away when I found out and then I could not contact that restaurant. I decided to called this McDonalds and spite they were very busy, they cross over to that restaurant and kept my backpack safe for 2 hours. They are very good and honest employees.