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Barbate, Andalucia Food Guide: 10 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Los Canos de Meca
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Los Canos de Meca, Barbate, Andalucia including La Traina Restaurante, La Laja, La Brena, Restaurante Hostal Los Pinos, Castillejos, La Traina Restaurante, Restaurante la tertulia, Venta Curro, La Cabana, Jaima Meccarola
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10. Jaima Meccarola
Overall Ratings
3 based on 352 reviews
Reviewed By teachingtravels15-17
There is no denying that Meccarola is located beautifully at the top of a cliff overlooking a beautiful beach. It is also important to note that their tuna and cheese skewers, gazpacho, salmonero, and fried quid were amazing. However, I feel, and prepare yourselves, to pay through the the nose. The prices are a bit too high for hat things are. At the end of the meal you have enjoyed the food, but basically ate at a beach bar. The service was nothing more than good and they did not pretend to serve you with anything other than a beach bar quality service, so why the lofty meal prices. I will likely return because we spent our honeymoon in this town, and this establishment and its sister bar/restaurant is the better part of quality service in town, but I will hope that the cost return back in line with the type of service being offered.On another positive note, it is important to note that the decor is both artistic and cutting edge. The balance of style and ambiance is scone to none.A can't miss if you are in Los canos de Mecca.
9. La Cabana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By Rolf d
We had spaghetti with pesto andpizza was ok nothing really specialAs an afterburner we took THE homemade cheesecake which was Absolutely fantastic.THE scenery is nice gardenlike andSheltered from the wind.The staff very polite and friendly,The toilets clean and the pricesVery moderate!
8. Venta Curro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 434 reviews
Reviewed By Welshlily
Comprehensive menu, mainly fish as you would expect from this part of the world. Perhaps a little pricey but well worth it. Service was excellent. Would go back.
7. Restaurante la tertulia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 422 reviews
Reviewed By Oldmanwillow
I hadnât been to La Tertulia before. I was very pleasantly surprised by the meal we had there today. Sadly, itâs about to close for the winter so I should give you my opinion. We were looking for good meat, and we got it. A chuleton de vaca retinta, well cooked and with excellent accompaniment. The chips were excellent. I could go into greater detail but there is no reason to do so. The service was first class. Weâll probably be back, even though this restaurant is a bit far from where we normally eat. In the summer months we would probably avoid it. Itâs nice to see how many relatively new restaurants are continually cropping up, with offerings that reflect the splendid improvement in quality and imaginativeness of Spanish cuisine.
6. La Traina Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Dirección familiar, cuidado y mimo en los detalles, todo en un entorno encantador con grandes jardines, tarima de madera, y siempre manteniendo la esencia de esta zona rural.
Reviewed By mandotim
This is a delightful semi outdoor restaurant, under a canopy in a lovely garden. The restaurant is busy, and well organised by friendly, attentive but not fussy staff. The ambience is relaxed, and the focus is very much on the food. Starters show plenty of choice; we had superb croquetas and a plate of tempura anchovies. Be warned; the plate of anchovies is massive, and plenty for two as a starter or even a light lunch! Given the area, the red tuna is a must try, and a whole section of the menu is devoted to this local delicacy. We were not disappointed; serving tuna as a tartare or sashimi style demands the freshest and highest quality fish, and thatâs exactly what we got. Tartare was served on a guacamole style base, and was subtly marinaded. The sashimi had been seared very quickly with a coating of sesame and poppy seeds, then served with wasabi and a soy dip. Both were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Sharing from each otherâs plates in the Spanish style is expected and encouraged, and we took full advantage!There is a small range of desserts, again, beautifully prepared and served. We can recommend the cheesecake with fig compote(sounds a bit âho humâ, but not when itâs as well done as this!), and my personal star of the show, âla Brena â. This is a house dish made from local ingredients, and Iâve never tasted anything like it. Itâs a mousse, but with some really unusual textures and flavours, and definitely not to be missed. We were watching other dishes coming out from the charcoal-grill equipped kitchen, and thinking âI want to try thatâ. Weâre going back....
5. Castillejos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By Goonergirl62
Went here whilst visiting with Spanish friends and on their recommendation. The first thing is we did not have a reservation but they were really friendly and helpful and said if we could hang around the bar for about 10-15 minutes, they could put two tables together for us (we were six). Service attentive, efficient and friendly without being over the top. We ordered a load of dishes for the middle of the table so we could share - we had a few starters and one main dish (doubled) as we had had a big lunch. Everything was freshly prepared and well presented. The staff are young and whilst professional there is a bit of a party atmosphere about the place which was fun. Absolutely recommend this place.
4. Restaurante Hostal Los Pinos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 302 reviews
Reviewed By Gail_Elise
Located close to camping location on a main road. Dining room spartan but big seating area outside.Shrimp/gamba appetizer was served but with cold sauce. Whole plate was reheated and then the gambas were overcooked. Husband found the octopus very good, with various colorful and tasteful sauces.Grilled fish was good but not great. It was served with a small half of a potato with a dollop of sour cream or similar and a few overcooked veggies. Bread was what seems to be common in the area, a roll and not so fresh. Was served a different tap beer after having a different bottled beer. That shouldn't have happened. This was the 4th or 5th restaurant we visited and the others were quite a bit better. Service was good but we were the first there so there wasn't a lot of customers to serve. The staff were friendly.
3. La Brena
Overall Ratings
4 based on 519 reviews
Reviewed By Cymru_on_tour
The food, service and relaxed, casual atmosphere here are wonderful. We stayed at the La Brena hotel for a week and ate in the hotelâs restaurant three times. The tuna dishes are very good and well worth trying. The wines are excellent, too, and offer tremendous value for money. If you visit Los Canos de Meca, give this place a try!
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2. La Laja
Overall Ratings
4 based on 410 reviews
Reviewed By Vanessa M
We made a reservation to have lunch, and the manager was very kind and had the perfect table for us. When we arrived, the table was located at an excellent place, away from direct sun and wind, so we could enjoy our meal.We ordered a banana guacamole with vegetable chips, goat cheese/asparagus risotto with quail meatballs, and also local fish that had a zesty marinade. Absolutely delicious! Waitresses were very professional. The restaurant and bathroom very clean. I had the pleasure to meet the manager who made the reservation and she was also the chef that cooked our amazing meals! Highly recommended, fair prices and excellent quality.MuchÃsimas gracias por su visita y por sus palabras, para nosotros es un placer recibirles y hacer que su paso por La Laja sea de lo más agradable posible.
Where to Eat in Los Canos de Meca: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. La Traina Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 355 reviews
Dirección familiar, cuidado y mimo en los detalles, todo en un entorno encantador con grandes jardines, tarima de madera, y siempre manteniendo la esencia de esta zona rural.
Reviewed By mandotim
This is a delightful semi outdoor restaurant, under a canopy in a lovely garden. The restaurant is busy, and well organised by friendly, attentive but not fussy staff. The ambience is relaxed, and the focus is very much on the food. Starters show plenty of choice; we had superb croquetas and a plate of tempura anchovies. Be warned; the plate of anchovies is massive, and plenty for two as a starter or even a light lunch! Given the area, the red tuna is a must try, and a whole section of the menu is devoted to this local delicacy. We were not disappointed; serving tuna as a tartare or sashimi style demands the freshest and highest quality fish, and thatâs exactly what we got. Tartare was served on a guacamole style base, and was subtly marinaded. The sashimi had been seared very quickly with a coating of sesame and poppy seeds, then served with wasabi and a soy dip. Both were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Sharing from each otherâs plates in the Spanish style is expected and encouraged, and we took full advantage!There is a small range of desserts, again, beautifully prepared and served. We can recommend the cheesecake with fig compote(sounds a bit âho humâ, but not when itâs as well done as this!), and my personal star of the show, âla Brena â. This is a house dish made from local ingredients, and Iâve never tasted anything like it. Itâs a mousse, but with some really unusual textures and flavours, and definitely not to be missed. We were watching other dishes coming out from the charcoal-grill equipped kitchen, and thinking âI want to try thatâ. Weâre going back....
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