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    Tragatá

    4.5 (53 reviews)
    ModerateSpanish, Tapas Bars
    Open 1:30 pm - 3:30 PM, 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Salmon kimchi
    Chris J.

    Our dinner tonight was fantastic. After several days of cycling, we had a good appetite. We did not have a reservation, but showed up right at 20:00 and we were able to get seated. It was a Wednesday evening. Probably not possible to show up without a reservation on the weekend. Our first course was salmon kimchi served in top of half a lime. You inhaled the salmon whilst squeezing the lime at the same time. Wow. The next course was a tomato salad with fresh mint. Then we moved into smoked grilled artichoke with an egg yoke. Double wow. The fourth course was a tripe stew, something one wouldn't find in the estados unidos, but a traditional dish here. Served with a sort of farm sausage. We rested a bit and enjoyed our Ronda wine. For "dessert" we had pork iberico with roasted potatoes in a very flavorful minty smoked sauce. It was so good I made reservations to return two night later.

    The grilled sea bream
    Melissa K.

    Hands down the best meal I had in Spain. We got the lemon dessert and found it to be delicious. Then on a naughty whim, I also ordered us the chocolate dessert-- absolutely divine! Service was great. I can't recommend this place enough

    Chun P.

    Modern contemporary Spanish food in a modern chic environment. You'll pay more, but you're on vacation and should treat yourself! Sometimes. Luckily I just wanted some snacks, so my wallet only took on light damage. €3 Calamari sandwich...its small, but on a soft delicious fresh black roll and with tasty sauces, order it! €4 Oyster...not sure what possessed me to order an oyster so far from the ocean. But it was fresh, chilled and delicious. €4.50 Dessert thing with green ice and mousses. It was weird, but still pretty good. If you've been in Spain for awhile and need a fresh twist on food, check it out. If you're a student traveler scrapping by, don't. Unless you're a trust fund kid with daddy's credit card.

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    Rich T.

    Wow what a cool spot in the middle of tourist town in Ronda. This is the third restaurant in on casse nueva near the main plaza. It's old name was traga tapas but it is now tragatá. They serve a more gourmet version of tapas. No menu del dios but that's the price of great flavor! The oysters natural were served with a lemon foam and we're just tremendous. Flavorful and perfectly cool on a hot summer day. The Sangria has a nice fruity flavor as well. The sardines with olive oil were terrific. 12.50 euros but really worth it. The José Peña olive oil was really wonderful and rich. The fresh baked bread was light and crunchy. The asparagus was amazing. White and super large. Nicely done and severe cold with a terrific egg and chives sauce. The sardines was great as well with a nice bread and tomato to accompany it. The "pulled pork" taco didn't look like it came from Taco Bell :-) it was served as a lettuce wrap with saffron filaments on top. Delicious!

    Picanton Chicken
    Ros S.

    Superb! This place is a cool spot for lunch if you're ever in Ronda, Spain. Highly recommend this place! Started with the oysters with lemon. It has a lemon foam on top. Amazing! Tacos with pulled pork. It has a sweet and spicy BBQ sauce and lots of cilantro. Salad with mozzarella, basil and raf tomatoes was so good and refreshing. Picantan Chicken is tender rotisserie like chicken with a stewed flavor. Beef tataki had a nice mixture of BBQ flavor and cilantro and noodles. Thai Seabass had a nice mild spicy flavor. Tip it off with cafe con leche as dessert.

    Matthew B.

    Do it! The food is such an adventure who knew duck could be so delicious or crispy pigs ears could be so divine! The staff is so friendly and whether or not you speak English they will work it out to ensure you enjoy your meal. The inside is well done and the chef is a transplant from Barcelona. If you want to try unique twists on Spanish food with a wonderful wine list.

    Such a wonderful meal- everything was so good we even tried the pig ears
    Kerry B.

    This was the best restaurant we tried in Ronda and Spain! We went on a tour with local tour guides and they said this was the best restaurant in the city! We gave it a try and it did not disappoint! The Salmon,Saam, and squid sandwich were our favorite! Everything we ordered was delish! This is a MUST try- even if you go for just the salmon- best thing we tried!

    4 persons, the salmon was salma so it was amazing.
    Robin E.

    Modern with a really good vibe. Probably best tapas I've had in Spain so far. Good prices too. And really nice staff :)

    What's left of our tuna belly plate (sorry not to take the photo when it arrived)
    Rob K.

    Great, modern takes on Classic Spanish tapas. We had the sardines on bread with tomato which was delicious, the Caesar salad which was lettuce with fried chicken twigs and crispy pieces of thin sliced ham, and the tuna belly with fresh tomato and olive oil and basil. Highly recommended if you want to avoid the tourist traps near the historic center of Ronda.

    Chocolate con aceite de oliva, sal y pan

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    16 days ago

    Food and service were excellent. Make sure to reserve a table here while in Ronda. Our tapas were unique and well worth it.

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    Ridunkuloisly good. Horseradish oyster. Mussels. Gazpacho. Do not miss the flan. The service was exceptional. Delightful. The place to go.

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    Wonderful dining experience with a great staff. Food was excellent and highly recommend

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    7 years ago

    Outstanding place in Ronda! Definitely need to visit. All we got was amazing: meet, duck, seafruits, sweets and vines. Highly recommend

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    Nice location in historical Ronda. Great staff with better than average food

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    De Locos - nice taste but also cheap

    De Locos

    4.6(37 reviews)
    0.8 km

    Guillermo Lorenzo is a small-scale worker of miracles…read more Guillermo is the chef and proprietor at De Locos Tapas, and what he does at this tiny spot is difficult to believe until you experience it. He is the owner, chef, front-of-the-house guy, and server, all at the same time. How a guy who wears so many hats manages to conceive of and produce such a large variety of small-scale gourmet items at prices this low is beyond me. Our first encounter with Mr. Lorenzo actually wasn't too great. I'd earlier attempted to reserve a table through De Locos's website, but never received a response (we were in Spain without phone service, so I couldn't call ahead, and we'd just arrived at our hotel). So we trekked over to the restaurant without a reservation and waited around for the place to open at 7:30 pm in order to try our luck. When we walked in and explained our situation, Mr. Lorenzo frankly was not very friendly or welcoming, even though no other diners were present at the time. But he led us upstairs to a table nonetheless, explaining that he would need our table by 9:30. As soon as we were seated, though, the rather surly version of Mr. Lorenzo switched off like a light, and the excellent, gregarious impresario version of Mr. Lorenzo switched on. What happened over the next couple of hours was just about the best dining experiences we'd ever had at prices this low. He brought us plate after plate of wonderfully composed and almost uniformly delicious, mostly non-traditional tapas, which we ordered off of a handwritten-in-English menu (see the attached photos). While simultaneously perfectly pacing everything and playing the consummate cosmopolitan, hospitable, charming restaurant host. (A native of Bilbao with a globe-trotting resume and excellent English, he told us former New Orleans residents that his grandmother was born in New Orleans.) I've attached photos of the menu from that night, and, frankly, at this late date, I can't remember everything we had. But the ox cheeks, lamb tagine, smoked duck, oyster Bloody Mary, seabass ceviche, and red tuna tataki stood out. Everything was terrific, though, with the possible exception of the piquillo pepper stuffed with crab, which was just kind of mushy. We're not the biggest dessert eaters, but the Bailey's ice cream was terrific as well. All of this beautiful stuff, plus a couple of drinks each, set us back less than 40 euro, which just seems like an impossibly good deal. P.S. De Locos isn't all that easy to find if you're staying in the main, touristy part of Ronda. You've got to head south down the main road from the old town toward the Barrio San Francisco. Just before the road bends right as you're looking at the rather imposing Iglesia del Espiritu Santo, drop down the "ramp" on the left to the Calle Espiritu Santo, which leads to a little triangular square just inside the wall. When you get to the square, hang a left. De Locos is a the end of the row of buildings, facing the wall and square. (We went on All Saints Day, missed the "ramp," and ended up in the big square in San Francisco, where masses of locals were assembled for festivities. That got us totally turned around...)

    I had a lovely meal here, large part of it which was due to the friendliness of the owner. I was…read moreable to grab the last open table (outside) as a solo diner, but would definitely recommend making a reservation as I saw multiple parties get turned away. The menu seems to have not changed much over the years, so many of the older reviews hold true. I started with a drink of sangria which I would skip if doing it again (it's a large drink and on the more liquor heavy side). I got (from most to least favorite): Foie gras - Don't miss this. Yes you can get foie gras everywhere but the one here is stellar. Perfectly seared, juicy and sprinkled with a few grains of salt, and paired with a passion fruit sorbet (tbh could have done without the sorbet). I was skeptical about ordering this but wow it was so good. Smoked duck carpaccio - The smoked duck on its own was good but not stunning, but when eaten as it's meant to be eaten (on top of toast and sweet jam), it's delicious. Recommended. Truffle eggs - I like soft boiled eggs and tbh this was just a good soft boiled egg. Didn't taste much truffle but did taste the jamon on top. Yummy but not a must get. Beef cheek - Conflicted about this one, the beef was very tender and very good, but it had an odd flavor that I didn't love. Also on the heavier end, and by the time I got to this dish, I was pretty stuffed so couldn't eat much of it. Quail's nest - I got this more for the novelty as I saw many photos of it. Pretty but not super flavorful, and hard to eat. Finished with the chocolate truffles, which are covered with dried mangos. They were good (rich and chocolately) but not something mind blowing as some reviews led me to believe. All in all, I enjoyed my meal here, and prices are quite affordable given what they're trying to do. In general, felt like they were trying to do a twist on each dish, which was appreciated, even if they didn't always work. But it's a refreshing find to find something like this in a small town like Ronda.

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    De Locos - Dessart is also nice......

    Dessart is also nice......

    De Locos - Quail egg on a nest with lavender

    Quail egg on a nest with lavender

    De Locos

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    Casa Maria - Steak

    Casa Maria

    4.6(53 reviews)
    0.9 km
    €€€

    We entered the restaurant and were greeted by a server who informed us that there was no printed…read moremenu. She explained that the meal was a prix-fixe style, although she didn't use that term. We were initially led to believe it was a daily pre-set menu. The server showed us the evening's offerings (pointing to a refrigerated display case with red meat, fish, and vegetables), which she said was 45 for meat and 30 (or 35) for fish, including appetizers, vegetables, and dessert of the day. Drinks were not included. When we asked for a wine list, we were told there wasn't one, and that they would choose the wine for us instead. We would have ordered another glass, but we had no idea about the price. The server inquired about any allergies, and I mentioned that while I wasn't allergic to anything, I didn't eat red meat. Despite not selecting the dishes, the following were brought to us: Appetizers Main course -- she brought red meat for both of us, but I declined since it was made for two Fish Dessert In the end, we were charged for each item individually, and our bill came to 145 Euros. While the food was good and the server was friendly, we felt we were misled and taken advantage of. If they are going to charge separately for each item, customers should at least have the option to choose what they want to order.

    To be clear, there is no menu. You get whatever they are cooking for the day. They ask you if…read moreyou have any dislikes or allergies which will be accommodated. It was also made clear that it was 45 Euro per person. With that said, we had the most amazing meal. I feel like I won't eat for a week. First up was toast with tomato relish and the BEST olive oil. Delicious. Followed by asparagus with parmesan. The salad was pumpkin with burrata and greens (I think my favorite), a white fish with roasted veggies, steak with spicy potatoes, and then poached pear in white chocolate for dessert. We have been in South Spain for six weeks and this is our most memorable meal to date. We highly highly recommend.... oh, and we came home with a bottle of wine. Delicious

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    Casa Maria - Pan con tomate

    Pan con tomate

    Casa Maria - Asparagus with parmesan and roasted tomatoes

    Asparagus with parmesan and roasted tomatoes

    Casa Maria - Steak on a stone cooked on your table

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    Steak on a stone cooked on your table

    Maestros

    Maestros

    4.4(5 reviews)
    0.1 km
    €€

    Maestros is where we had breakfast on our 2nd day in Ronda. It is a typical Tapa bar,…read morequintessential European experience that we were looking for. Conveniently located opposite Plaza de Toros, where we were headed after breakfast. Very friendly owners and customers. We sat at the bar and ordered breakfast, like Europeans do. I had the Atun(Tuna) sandwich and TH tried the Iberian ham sandwich. The coffee/tea were great.

    Bar Maestro was suggested to us by the host at our AirBnB. It was relatively easy to find and on a…read moreMain Street in Ronda. The place itself is unassuming, very old Spanish in style, and clearly frequented by many locals. We had just come from Granada so we had a learning curve when it came to ordering here. Obviously the employees didn't speak much (if any) English so make sure if you visit you have a decent amount of Spanish to help you with ordering. I recommend making sure to specifiy that you want tapa sized portions (if you're looking for tapas) because a couple of the dishes we ended up with were full "rationes" and 1/2 "rationes" and much bigger than we anticipated until we wisened up and started asking for tapas. Overall this place was really cheap! For 2 beers, a half order of the tomato and potato dish, a full order of ensaladilla and a tapa size of the mini ribs our bill came out to roughly €12,50. The food was well (aggressively) seasoned and very flavorful. If you're looking for authentic tapas in Ronda, this is certainly a good spot to try!

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    Maestros
    Maestros - Ensaladilla

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    Ensaladilla

    Tragatá - spanish - Updated May 2026

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