Location: El Rompido
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Andalucia, Spain Food Guide: 5 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in El Rompido
Best Cafe restaurants nearby. Discover the best Cafe food in El Rompido. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Cafe restaurants near you.. Coordinates: 37°13′N 7°07′W / 37.217°N 7.117°W / 37.217; -7.117
Things to do in El Rompido
1. Luz de Mar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
The perfect evening begins at Luz de Mar. The perfect evening is to provide for all the good that has happened to us and forget for a moment the ' not so good ' . Improvising in time, live in the moment ...enjoy! An ideal meeting overlooking the sea, surr
Reviewed By ZBrock
Popped in for an alcoholic beverage on a Saturday night, was quite surprised to find it very quiet. I assume it's due to it being the start of the tourist season. Drinks reasonably priced, and the service was lovely.The men behind the bar even helped us ring our taxi to get her to the right location.
Most Popular Mediterranean food in El Rompido, Andalucia, Spain
2. Casa Angulo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Fresh fish from the coast , fried or grilled . Iberian and red meat (beef, beef ) , casseroles , stews typical of our land. Plates, pans and lids .
Reviewed By manuelangelgr
Hemos pasado unos dÃas en El Rompido, y comimos un par de veces en este restaurante.¿Si hemos repetido, por algo será, no?Rápidos, eficientes, muy buenos sabores, el producto fresco y sin pasarse con los precios.¿PodÃamos pedir más?Nos gustó, y mucho.
Where to eat Seafood food in El Rompido: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Cafe de Indias
Reviewed By MEXUAR
El Cafe de Indias situado en el Centro Comercial El Faro en El Rompido, no ha superado la crisis. En su lugar se encuentra ahora la cafeteria CasaBlanca. Vistas extraordinarias al atardecer.
4. CasaBlanca
Overall Ratings
2 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By S4107DRandrewl
We have been coming to El Rompido for the past 9 yearsMost days we have ended up at Casa Blanca for lunch. The location is fantastic and its a great place to watch the spectacular sunsetsCasa Blanca is great for drinks - hot, cold and alcoholic (best coffee in town), ice cream (try the copas New York), desserts, salads and snack foods My wife is vegetarian and they are always willing to adapt a dish to suit her needsThe staff always look after us, even though our Spanish is what I call 'menu Spanish'. With patience and a few Spanish lessons from the staff, we always end up with what we wantWe are disappointed to see some negative reviews but we can only speak as we find and we look forward to many more relaxed lunches at Casa Blanca
