Province Of Málaga

This typical restaurant-restaurant (friterie) is very popular with locals in Estepona who enjoy fish and seafood. On the terrace or in the room: Good food in perspective with excellent value for money. Popular!

The house of López is very recommended for seafood (cigalas…) and fresh fish (pargo…). Prices are relatively affordable, especially when it comes to small frying and tellin (coquinas), more economical. A safe value of the Costa del Sol for its friendly service and wine list.

The menu of the house is always attractive and roboratif. Simple tapas or compound dishes, it's one without the dessert. The choice is rather, and seafood lovers will be happy to find regularly fish, shrimps or fresh squid of the day. If you are more carnivorous, tap homemade ham chunks. It's jamón jamón!

As its name indicates, it is a restaurant only vegetarian. It prepares excellent Swiss cheese fondue. The wines are green, and the beer is handcrafted. Inside (closed walls by the customer) or on the small terrace at the foot of the Alcazaba, you eat well at reasonably reasonable prices.

In a city that can, at times, be a little tiring, even oppressive, we will probably want to eat healthy food. Cañadu, on the square where the young Pablo Picasso was having fun, is just the thing with his vegan adaptations of Andalusian cuisine. In a pleasant room with a relaxed atmosphere and a diverse clientele, or on the large terrace, you will be served generous portions, fresh fruit juices, and organic wholemeal bread. As a bonus, on Thursday and Friday evenings, musical atmospheres with piano, except in summer.

Despite a service that is sometimes overloaded and at the same time the one again; the guarantor of a certain malagueña tradition present after a assiette plate (coquinas), a beautiful grilled fish card (sardine sword), shells, seafood and fajitas (from € 12 to € 18). On the promenade of the seafront, near the corner with the Las de las Acacias, the house with terrace has a decor that will delight the old sea wolves… Its neighbour at No. 89, the Rompeolas Pau, of the same stewardship, serves a substantially similar card.