Such excellent seafood in this simple chiringuito. I love sitting here on the beach, drinking wine,…read moreeating fresh, delicious grilled fish. I eat here regularly. It is a relaxed, clean place. The staff is friendly and easy going. Even when it is busy, they are very efficient at serving you. The prices are very good too. I looks a bit humble. But it is a great meal and experience for the price.

Before we went to this restaurant, i did saw some bad reviews. Sadly i have to admit that this…read morerestaurant wasn't nice at all. This lady who served us was such a mood, and we also wanted the paella but when we wanted to order it, this unfriendly lady said that we had to make a reservation for it? Like bruh. How can we know if there is no menu on the internet. If you want a unfriendly waitress, then this is your restaurant

In our search for tasty tapas we dropped in on El Sibarita…read morewhich is a small modern bar with plenty of outside seating situated just opposite the Bodega La Barrica near the main plaza. It's not much to look at but we had noticed that it seemed to draw quite a crowd of locals in the evening which always bodes well. It was a bit chilly when we dropped by so we decided to sit on one of the two small tables inside. We received a very warm and friendly welcome which is always nice quite possibly the tourist was a rare sight at this bar. There is not a great deal of choice on the wine front but they have a decent glass of house for only EUR2 and the tiny kitchen out back knocks up some very nice snacks to compliment your drink. We had a lovely grilled pork fillet which came with a little mound of well-seasoned mash, anchovies doused in vinaigrette and some very tasty squid with a shredded cabbage salad and a dollop of mayonnaise. The normal rules of one drink equals one tapas did not seem to be applying as the snackage just kept on coming .. If you are looking for a nice local vibe and wallet friendly prices then El Sibarita will suit you just fine.

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...

I love Southern Spain and I am not normally a fan of Brit run bars / cafes…read more However I am going to make an exception for the Anchor Cafe in La Herradura, a lovely unspoilt town on the Costa Tropical. Whilst staying in La Herrdura recently, I was desperate to find a bar that would show the Lions rugby games - not an easy task, as the town is more of a destination for Spanish taking their holidays, rather than northern Europeans. So I guessed I had to break my normal rule and find a Brit bar. I popped into the Anchor, and could not have found a more welcoming place. Its run by a really nice charming English family, who were more than happy to make sure the game was on, at a volume where you could hear the commentary. They also served a different tapas dish free with every drink. There was such a good vibe in there that we visited a few times even when the rugby was not on, to enjoy the ambience and the great food a mix of traditional Spanish with English if you wanted it. It also sits right on the beach so you've got fab views / weather etc. What really makes this a great place is that the owners and their son in law who doubled up as the head barman and head chef couldn't do enough for you.

Good seafood and pan seared meat. Grilled food is the thing Dis Tinto is known for…read more It's a casual but nice atmosphere. The staff are cool.

Let´s start with the positive. The service is very nice and speaks english. Regarding the food: we…read morehad mixed grill - all meat tastes the same (blunt), grilled shrimps were so so, tapas was a disaster. Sangria had almost no wine. Will not return.