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Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in La Azohia, Municipality of Cartagena, including Market Tavern Restaurant, Cafe Buenavista, Bar Med, Restaurante la Proa
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1. Market Tavern Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Mike A
We had just arrived back to the port and went in the evening for their set course Sunday Roast, as always it was very good food an excellent value, Carlos is a brilliant restaurateur, always remembers his regular customers names. Highly recommend
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2. Cafe Buenavista
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By 976briang
Cruising the mediteraneo on our motorbike we stopped of for a coffee break. The display of tapas and platos was just too much to resist. A comfortable terrace with shade if you want it. Massive car park in front. Advertising live entertainment on Sundays. Lovely spot with sea views.
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3. Bar Med
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Bar Med is the ONLY British Owned Bar Restaurant AND Entertainment Venue in Puerto de Mazarron. We serve Classic British Food including Breakfast, Traditional Sunday Lunch and Fish & Chips to eat in or takeaway. We have free live entertainment at the week
Reviewed By Maisie210
Booked for my friends and myself to go to advertised race day tomorrow. Rang to see what time it started to be told it's cancelled. Thanks guys for letting us know after going out and buying new outfits. Appreciate that! NOT. A place I won't be visiting in future!!!Really bad service
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4. Restaurante la Proa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By Suzie S
Family run Spanish restaurant with beautiful views of the Bay of Mazarron. Wide range of choices on A La Carte Menu which didn't look too expensive, and Menu del Dia at â¬10.00 included drinks, bread & salad, starter, main course and either dessert or coffee. We had nice fresh salad, then one starter of empanadas/croquetas and one of really tender, deep fried squid, after which we both chose the cod and chips garnished with peppers & onions plus home made tartare sauce: The cod was coated in some of the lightest, crispiest batter we have ever had. Desserts included the standard offerings of different kinds of cake (we both chose a very nice lemon cake), creme caramel and ice cream. A lovely lunch in very friendly surroundings - recommended! We need to return on a Tuesday when they offer a special of liver & bacon with onions!
