Filled with bull fighting memorabilia. Ask for menu del dia - menu of the day which is cheaper.
We ate lunch here in June as the town came highly recommended. The restaurant as you enter let's one know she has been around a while. The decor a bit dated.
The staff are very accommodating.
The food is quite good but I do agree with the previous reviews that the price could be a little better. I only eat seafood and this they cook perfectly. Even if the food is prepared well and of high quality, there is a way to save on customer cost especially if ingredients are locally sourced.
Just the same, this was a Family vacation and we enjoyed the experience.
Overcooked pork that also was dry.
Friendly waiters, and a mighty cheese platter for entry doesen't hide the fact that this was nowhere near the quality it should have been at that price.
Delicious Rabo del Toro, in a very charismatic restaurant filled with bullfighting memorabilia. We liked everything we ordered. Really good service, and a fun experience overall.
We paid a visit to this restaurant based on some reviews we've read. It was a terrible experience. The menu and price shown outside does not fit the menu inside. The service is slow as hell. Also, there were additional charges in the receipt for starters we did not ask for. The dishes are tiny and not well made. The food we got was either dry or burnt. I would definitely recommend to stay away. This is a tourist trap.
We came for lunch, warmly welcomed by stuff. They were very friendly, offered us typical Andalusian cuisine. I was very satisfied, even the price is little bit higher in Ronda.
Food fit for the 70's and vastly overpriced. Staff are friendly and the restaurant has a nice feel, its covered in Bull fighting memorabilia.
If the food was half the price it would get 4*. It was easily the worst food of the holiday around 40% more expensive than we'd paid elsewhere. Seems a bit of a tourist trap due to its location