Estepona's hidden gem:-) This is the best restaurant we visited on our two week's stay in Estepona…read more The service is absolutely excellent and the quality of the food is just marvelous!

The foie and solomillo I MUST have at least twice every time I'm in town. Sooooo yummy with a…read moreglass of grenache.

Ambiance is wonderful. Food is delicious and original. Service is wonderful. I ate at this place…read moremultiple times, will go back again and again.

We loved this restaurant it has a casual atmosphere with a fine dining menu. It's walking distance…read morefrom Marriott Playa Andaluza, located at the end of the pedestrial bridge on the north side of the road. The staff was friendly and we had an enjoyable time. We loved the food which was a nice break from all the Spanish food we have been eating. I ordered a Margherita Pizza with prosciutto and arugula. It was delicious, the crust was perfectly cooked and the sauce was not over powering. The size was perfect for one person. Other dishes I tried were the Fini Fini in fresh Parmesan with truffle and mushroom sauce- a favorite at our table. The Veal scallopini was excellent as well, the meat was tender and flavorful. For dessert the chocolate soufle was out of this world!

Estepona, Spain is a Foodie's paradise. I have had great Greek, Italian, and Chinese cuisine in…read moreEstepona but on one particular Sunday afternoon whilst strolling down Calle Caridad, I saw Las Gitanillas and they had paella on the menu posted outside which immediately caught my attention.  Let me cut to the chase, that was the best Paella that I have had in a very long time which paired quite well with a very nice Albariño highly recommended by Javier, one of the servers and family member. After a fabulous meal, I rather enjoy a nice aperitif and so far, Las Gitanillas is the only venue that I have patronized in Estepona that has my favourite, Drambuie.  Manuela, her daughter Gema, and son Javier were the perfect hosts and the epitome of exemplary customer satisfaction. Indeed Las Gitanilllas will be once of the first venues that I patronize for my lite snack and beverages with authority when I visit Estepona next year.

During our recent visit to Costa Del Sol, we were spending the day in Estepona received an…read moreexcellent recommendation to Las Gitanillas. We are forever grateful for this recommendation as our lunch was absolutely amazing!! The staff was incredible and the quality and presentation of the food was extraordinary!! We were looking for a genuine Spanish restaurant that off the beaten track (a local's place) but fantastic food ... our wish came true!! Don't miss this opportunity for a memorable meal!!!

Really, these people have sacrificed decor for no-frills eating. But service was great with…read morebountiful AND spectacular seafood alongside the beach and Estepona's Port on the other. No Paella here. La Escollera is strictly seafood from what I saw. Because of Escollera's popularity with tourists AND locals alike, it gets busy so have a few things in mind: (1) give your name+last name to the host inside (2) if you can grab a high-top outside, go for it and get a Starter bite while you wait, (3) someone will yell out your last name, then (4) you're in. Attention from all the servers is definitely here and each offered individual tid-bit on what we ordered. Dozen oysters (or "12 pieces") were meaty and juicy with the right amount of oyster liquor. What's more, I know the oysters hubs and I have been getting on the East Coast in the States are good- but these here in Spain's Southern Coast are mind-blowing. Horseradish and mignonette? They're obsolete in these parts. You will get Tabasco as an alternate (for hubs) and some individually-packaged red wine. It did just fine. Prawns were good but the Sardines were excellent with a slightly crunchy-garlicky exterior. The oysters took it a bit over from what we've experienced during our stay. But come to think of it, comparing the quality and straight-from-the-sea catch to the East Coast, they were worth the €54. Skip the juicy-flavored sangria and go for a red or white instead. In essence, it's all about the seafood here.

Best seafood I've ever had!!…read more We arrived mid afternoon and the place was crowded. We put our name on the list but ended up just getting a bar table outside (which has service anyway). We ordered a lot of small plates and everything was fresh, perfectly cooked, and well seasoned. While we usually prefer sautéed seafood, the fried squid was exceptional. Don't miss out on this spot! Right by the water, beautiful view.

Very affordable tapas bar! Got about 5 small plates for two people and left full during lunch. The…read moresnails were tender but could have been seasoned and elevated with salt and spices. The octopus salad was very light and refreshing. The anchovy toast was extremely salty but otherwise tasty. The potato salad was smooth, creamy, and very tasty. We also got a cheese, cracker, and jam platter which was delicious and a nice "dessert" too. Also ordered water and grape juice. Total for two was €12.50! Bill attached with Spanish names for dishes and select photos of dishes. Amazing spot to stop in for a bite. Service was incredibly friendly too.

We loved our lunch here. Two guys worked here ......one serving and one making the tapas. These…read moregentlemen were nonstop working the entire time we were there. Hard workers. We had so much food and all that including two beer was about 15 euros. Cheap ! I loved the bocadillo, the snails, the octopus salad and the lomo. A great place to stop for tapas in Ronda.

One word " Amazingly beautiful shoes and make up and food to die for…read more I proposed to my wife to be ..During a splendid meal.

This is The Place when in Puerto Banus! A Lot Of other people Think The same, so bok table in…read moreadvance! I can recommend The Bandidos Delight as a starter 5starters on One plate!

Solid find. Some of the best tapas we've had between here and Madrid. Truly special. As gourmet as…read morethese tapas are, my heart was taken prisoner by their hamburguesa tapas. Two simple sliders that hit all the right notes. Simply brilliant. The rest - tuna tataki, grilled octopus, and fish tacos (amazingly made from cod baccalao) were all top notch. I cannot recommend enough.

Arco Tapas Bar is a very cozy and charming tapas restaurant located in the Old Town historical…read morecenter of Marbella, Spain. The owner, Anita, was so friendly and invited us to sit wherever we preferred. My husband, sister and I chose a table in the back room next to the fireplace since it was a chilly night in January. We were dehydrated from drinking wine all day during our wine tour in Ronda so we immediately ordered several bottles of water and soda to accompany our wine. I was dreading the bill after ordering so many beverages, but prices were very reasonable and this was one of our cheapest meals in Marbella! The menu at Arco Tapas Bar consists of a variety of hot and cold tapas and small plates. The Iberian ham, fresh buffalo mozzarella, sliders, and goat cheese salad were some of our favorite dishes. We later found out that Anita's husband is the chef. Anita's husband is from Italy so you will notice some Italian influences on the menu. This was the perfect spot to relax with friends and enjoy some great wine and tapas. Would highly recommend this spot. Unfortunately, they are not open for lunch or we would have returned the next day!