Service was good & quick, we were sat at very nice table outside overlooking the plaza . Food was…read morenot only tasty & but must say a bit more on the bigger portions for tapas. We enjoyed the Andalusian dining experience..not only food but with the whole place as the decor gave that old Spanish feel.

In terms of location, it's relatively easy to find. Once you're in the Plaza de la Constitucion…read more(which has a fountain), look for the sign that indicates Oscar's Tapas Bar (not to be confused with Oscar's Pizzeria which is next to it but not under same ownership). Once in the alley way, go to the end and take either the stairs/ramp (which is a bit slippery) or the elevator (better option) down & it should be to the left of the pizzeria. In terms of the tapas, the food was good & prices are reasonable (~4-9 EU). We would recommend the chorizo in red wine sauce (cooked with bay laurel leaf which according to Rocio is native to Andalucia). But remember to bring your Euros because they only accept cash. In terms of experience, that's where it makes the difference. Rocio (co-owner) was amazing in every way. She was thoughtful, patient, and super-helpful! She told us how some of the recipes are from her father, who originated from Sevilla. The shrimp in garlic sauce was decent but the chorizo in red wine sauce was better. According to my fiancé, the red wine sangria was the best she's had because it was flavorful with a good kick (she got buzzed after just the 2nd sip) ! Wow! At ~9:40pm on Thurs night (6/26/2014), as we enjoyed our almond tart (which Rocio said the almonds are grown in this region), we were entertained with a free flamenco dancing show at the stage next to the elevator

Oscar's tapas is excellent. We stumbled upon it in a sweet little courtyard with half a dozen other…read morerestaurants, but wanting tapas we chose Oscar's. The view is great, down the valley towards the ocean. The seating is comfortable and plentiful, although I'm sure it gets busy at peak hours (we were there at 3pm). We shared sangria and about a dozen different dishes, all of which were truly delicious. The chorizo in red wine was definitely a highlight, and the cous cous was really good too. The staff were all fun and friendly, but never annoyingly attentive, and they have colouring books for my daughter to play with. It's unlikely we'll ever come back to Mijas, just here on a random stop on a random holiday, but if we did I'd definitely come to Oscar's again.

What an amazing dinner with Lorena and Fabricio.... Great…read morerecommendations, very caring professionals. Ivan set up our tables. The Bacalao, Salmon, Pork Shank, plus the Tapas; Vieiras (scallops) Tuna Tartare, Shrimps, Bread, Vegetables Lasagna, Codillo, Burrata Salad, etc. Plus awesome Negroni and Aperol Spritzes. Even the ice cream and Orujo de Hierbas; all truly special. A place to come back many times. Thanks Lorena and Fabricio!

Great Little spot off the beaten path. Reasonable prices warm fire cold evening great tapas We had…read morea great meal three different types of tapas,perfectly made three beers all for €15. A little hard to find but well worth it true authentic Mejas

Popped into Koco Bistro while exploring Mijas and it was a highlight of the trip. The ambiance is…read moreso charming, very cozy and authentic, and the service was super great and attentive. Most of the tapas were solid and full of flavor, but I'd skip the shrimp pasta next time. It was a bit too 'dishy for our taste. Overall though, it's a lovely, relaxed spot and definitely worth a visit for the vibes and the service!

Delicious food! Nice varied selection of foods including salads, meats, and seafood. Menu is…read moreavailable in English text, also. Service is excellent! The servers speak to fluent-conversational English (as is common in Spain). Inside and patio available. Casual but elegant decor makes for a charming dinner venue.

We ended up here purely for the reason that we spied enough outside seating for our group of 10, a…read moremiracle in itself in Mijas (gorgeous wee town by the way, well worth a visit). Menus had pictures for every item, and although useful I'm instantly put off by this, I feel it cheapens a restaurant. My end of the table decided to share the Gambas Pil Pil (actually very tasty), a ham plate and the avocado salad (which was massive!). They arrived in the traditional Spanish way ie as and when things were ready, and although ours arrived in a timely manner, the other end of the table had to chase some of their items several times. We ordered our usual round of coffees after which took a wee time to come out too. I'd rank this place as being overpriced for what it is, probably due to it being on the main tourist drag. Beer is cheap however and comes in the cutest welly boot glasses, so a star for novelty value there. Would I go back? For the welly boot beer - yes, food - maybe, though Mijas had plenty other places which caught my eye, and service - not so much.

We really liked this place! Food, staff, ambiance all good. Food is very tasty and quite creative…read more We were a family party of 9 with 2 vegetarians (including me). Consider it the best vegetarian fare we found during a week on Spanish coast. Everyone was well-pleased.

A Friendly Nice Place To Enjoy Some Wine & Tapas "…read more My wife and I visited this lovely tapas and wine bar where they made us very welcome and explained about the tapas dishes and wines. They have a very friendly staff and a good selection of wines and very affordable prices. On the shelves around the lounge area are a wide range of wines that are individually priced for sale. They also have live music in the evenings which we were lucky to listen too and adds to nice atmosphere of the Wine Bar.

Typical Spanish bar/restaurant. Good variety of tapas. Tv screens showing sports where locals and…read moreforeigners meet. Service is ok.