A very friendly spot to stop by, with a nice mix of English and Spanish locals. Just like all…read moreEnglish run bars in Spain, it shows the football but don't let that put you off! They do regular live music and also the dreaded kareoke but after a couple of monster spirit measures you'll soon get into the swing of things!! The owner's are always warm and friendly, and they make a mean pizza, definitely the best in Mazarron. It's really relaxed during the day, a great place to stop a grab a quiet soft drink and sit out the front patio watching the sea. An interesting mix of Spanish and English decor with some cool gold discs hanging on the walls add to the muso vibe in here and more to the point they sell ice cream - which is just what you need in the hot Spanish sun!! Definitely worth a look if you're in the area as some of the bars further into the port really aren't as friendly at all, this has the best atmosphere of them all whether it's lively or relaxed that you're after, just pick your time of day! And it's a stones throw from the beach so you can have a drink and then go for a quick paddle! Lovely stuff, I'll definitely seek it out again.

I visited the market tavern last month and can honestly say it was excellent. The food was…read moredelicious and very good value. The staff were friendly and attentive. My friend happened to mention that it was my birthday to the waitress and they brought my food out with a candle in it and the whole restaurant sang happy birthday to me! I think that was such a special thing to do just from a comment made to the waitress, the kind of personal touch that is very impressive! The market tavern is very highly recommended by me and I will definitely visit again!

Not a very nice bar, food not very special, staff unpleasant, everything overpriced, go to a…read moreSpanish bar, much better value. It's a shame because the setting is beautiful, it is on the beach almost, it was run by an Irish family previously, but now it's run by English, it's just not the same, they used to have a big do St. Patricks night, with Irish Stew, but it's all different now.

La azohia is the summer beach of spains richest families .they come to their summer homes to relax…read moreboat swim.party show off. This restaurant is always special different. Not expensive but classy. Great for the owner of banco santander who lives here in summer or for anyone else.

Great trendy music bar, run by 2 gay guys, great place to go for a night out. They do a great…read moreselection of cocktails, and a good selection of wine. It's a very well run bar, they have been in the trade a long time and their experience shows. They do a range of pizza's and snacks at the bar. The outside seating area is very pretty, with small lights on the tables, lots of candles, and fairy lights in the trees. Very nice place to go, for a nice evening out.

For the family reunion in Andalusia, my sister-in-law chose this beautiful beach bar restaurant…read more For a group of 11, we were comfortably seated on 3 adjoined tables. The menu here is massive, I can't blame them since guests come from different parts of the world. The British part of the group decided to have continental dishes, while our family from New Zealand chose Spanish paella while I, decided to go for shrimp curry with basmati rice. We also ordered 2 bottles of champagne for the celebration. The service is fast and efficient, dishes are of good quality. This place is recommended for a big groups with different food preferences.

This is a really charming beach bar and restaurant. Sometimes there's live music (without any extra…read morecharge as long as you consume something). Location is right in front of the ocean, only cut off by the equally charming boardwalk. The setting gives you a bit of a Caribbean feel, which is nice. Staff is quite busy, so be prepared for a little wait, but it's still fine. Service was friendly and our dog was welcome here as well. We ordered the grilled Seabream and the fried cod. Both dishes were very nicely presented. A bottle of white wine with. The fish was fresh, but both meals tasted really bland and for us quite a bit too much on the healthy side. It is - the owner was there for quite a while - probably a bit Californian-inspired. Nothing really wrong with it, but just not that special. The dessert - a spanish orange/almond cake - was really good though. It was still fun to dine here. Location is great - atmosphere as well. But judging the food it is mediocre. I would come back - but just for a bunch of drinks.