Great views, sweet tunes, good service and cheap pints of beer. Didn't have any food, but it's a…read moregreat option is you want to stop by for a drink or 3!

We stopped in at Isla Incity last night for its promise of sushi, cocktails and unparalleled views…read moreof Alicante's medieval Castillo de Santa Barbara. This seasonal terrace bar (which feels like something of a zen cabana) is located on the roof of the Hospes Amerigo Hotel, adjacent to its petite indoor pool. During the day the teakwood deck is lined with lounge chairs and sunbathers, but in the evenings (the kitchen opens at 9:00PM) it is transformed into an intimate dining area, with rows of minimalist tables, votives, and a pair of glowing phosphorescent lamps. And the views really are spectacular. The craggy mountain fortress stands juxtaposed against the Gothic silhouette of Alicante's Basilica of Santa Maria. As the evening progressed, we watched the sun set and the shadows lengthen on church and ruins alike. The food was less memorable, though generally pretty tasty. The menu consisted mainly of sushi classics, with two or three specialty roll options. We started with a salad of pickled greens (very good) and edamame (overcooked). We then shared an order of salmon nigiri (very fresh), tuna maki (ok), california roll (very tasty - with ripe, buttery avocado and fragrant toasted sesame seeds), and crispy shrimp tempura (amazing). We ended the meal with a slice of Isla's green tea tiramisu - this was light, sweet and completely addicting. Our bill arrived with a complementary shot of chilled strawberry puree. On a Wednesday night, the lounge was nearly empty (there was one other couple seated at the bar) and the vibe throughout was tranquil and relaxed (so much so that we stayed more than two hours). Very lovely evening in Alicante (would return again anytime). ***3.5 Stars***

Stopped in for only a few libations after walking the beach. Bartender was attentive and drinks…read morewere perfect. As the name states, nothing but a great view. Laid back and casual. Enjoy!

Great bar in old town, friendly people and amazing Mojitos. Vibrant art and writer's community.read more

The best place for how we say in Spain " el aperitivo" this place has fresh & delicious options…read more Very very affordable and you get a lot of bang for your buck! It's right on the beach with a beautiful view. The " tabla de jamón ibérico" is incredible and the taste & quality is 10/10. The beer is served in a iced glass ( how it should be ) and only 1€ ( about $1USD) this place is my favorite to go at any time of day.

This place is perfect for a quick beer or super light snack. I definitely wouldn't recommended it…read morefor a meal Because it is essentially fast food. It is perfect if you are traveling with kids be Ayse it's super affordable and has a nice array of things that would appeal to them. It is centrally located. We stayed at the Melia and it was literally on the corner overlooking the beach. It is a great place to wind down and watch the sun set.

Ubiquitous in Spain. A nice place for tapas and beverages. Keep the toothpicks to tally your bill…read more Service is generally prompt.

Really cool concept- not the best tapas I've ever had but good quality for the price if you want…read moresomething low key. I love that you can just sit at your table enjoy a beer and convo and see what the waiters have coming out fresh vs ordering directly from a menu. Basically they ring a Bell every 5-10 minutes and they come around with different options. You can choose to put it on your plate or pass, and if you take one you keep the toothpick to measure how many tapas you've had at the end. Each one costs between 1.6 and 2 euro depending on the size of the toothpick. You can also order from the menu if you prefer. Only downfall is most tapas were served on bread which got old toward the end.

Tapas were very good and service was always with a smile and a lot of energy! The drinks were quite…read morestrong, which is unusual for European standards - and that's a good thing, means you're not getting ripped off on the alcohol. The piña colada was a bit too strong, which kind of takes the taste off a bit, but the Cuba libre is prepared in front of you with enough rum to bring down a raging bull. While 5 plates of tapas are enough to feed a party of 5, I saw other main dishes being brought out and they could easily feed two people instead of one. And they looked tasty too! All in all, it's a good inexpensive place for some good food just on the beach.

A gorgeous bar, with two different locations that I visited (on the harbour and in the trees)…read moreabsolutely gorgeous. I couldn't get enough of it, although the drinks are a little pricey (cocktails being around €8/9 euros each, they are amazing.

If you want an after drink or a drink in between this is the place to be! It's chill, breezy and…read morehas great service. We ended up asking a couple if we could sit with them and they ended up being local spaniards! They were super friendly. Overall we had a nice time!!! :) you feel like your in a little jungle paradise