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Most Popular European food in Pizarra, Province of Malaga, Spain
Find out what European restaurants to try in Pizarra including Restaurante Cortijo del Arte, el Museo, Casa Abilio, Bar Marin, Hacienda los Conejitos, Sol del Rio, Restaurante Casa Nelly Alora, El Mirador de Alora, Restaurante Casa Paco de Coin, Meson la liebre de Carlos, La Parrilla De Pepe
Restaurants in Pizarra
10. La Parrilla De Pepe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By jdanimiles
We visited this restaurant on a rainy day trip ... so glad we did!! Lovely welcoming staff, nothing was too much trouble. The children were offered a menu del dia to share and were given the choice of anything off the menu. Delicious paella, lovely home cooked stew and barbq meats. We were told all the deserts were homemade by Pepe the owners father. We had delicious chocolate mousse and cheesecake. Highly recommended and only 10 euros!!
9. Meson la liebre de Carlos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By LittleIbi
Went here for dinner last week. Ambience inside is typically Spanish.Service average, food average, the steak was tough.We sat outside, not attempt to differentiate themselves form any other average vents/restaurant in Andalucia.We ordered: a single x piquino relleno, 1 x entrecôte steak with fries and onions, and a mixed salad. A bottle of red wine.Bill came to E43.40
8. Restaurante Casa Paco de Coin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By 806camillam
Been here 3 times the last three years and the food has been great every time. Thereâs always a lot of people there so might be good to book a table in advance. They have a really good Sangria as well. Gracias por contar con nosotros, su satisfaccion es nuestra satisfaccion, esperamos verles pronto de vuelta por esta su casa. Un saludo
7. El Mirador de Alora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Jon_Hobson
We've been here many times at lunchtime. As we are Brits we are always early and usually the first (1 pm ash). They always make us welcome and the service is attentive. The menu range is good with excellent local dishes. We had guests with us that were coeliac and they put together a great gluten free meal for the children with attention to detail and contamination.The price is just right and the view marvellous.We will be backThank you very much Your are welcome always!!!!
6. Restaurante Casa Nelly Alora
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By williambW9620XL
Seven amigos met for dinner and had a great time. The restaurant is in a lovely spot on the edge of town with views to the castle. There was a gentle breeze to cool a warm night. We ate outdoors and the food was really good. Swordfish, lamb chops, steak and salmon, very well presented and delicious. Nelly waited on us and was warm and welcoming. Plenty of beer, wine and g&tâs were also consumed. Very tasty puddings: profiteroles, cheesecake and whisky cake. A delightful place ideal for a romantic tryst.
5. Sol del Rio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By LittleIbi
We two dropped by for lunch at 2 p.m. on a weekday without making a reservation. Luckily we found a table in the empty dining room. Within half an hour most of the tables were taken, so I recommend booking in advance.The menu is typically Andalucian, with plenty of fish and meats cooked in the usual manner. There is also an extensive selection of tapas which looked very good.We shared a large bowl of delicious Salmorejo which was a meal in itself, garnished with jamon, boiled egg and tuna. My salmon a la plancha was possibly the weakest element of this meal, as the salmon, rather than being a single decent piece was three smallish slices. It had been cooked, but not seared and the skin remained limp and soft rather than my preferred crispy and well-coloured. The chicken brochette was very nicely prepared and tasted good.We had a bottle of the house red, and a bottle of water.The bill was around E45 excluding a tip.All round a decent experience.
4. Hacienda los Conejitos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 143 reviews
Reviewed By GrandPaOnTheTour
One of my favourite places, as it is close to home as well.It is situated in a very nice location with fantastic view over the mountains and valley. Service is always superb and very attentive to our needs. If you ask for something special, they will try to make it for you.Food is very good with big portions, so no excuse for being hungry after a meal.I recommend this place with honour. Muchas gracias por su visita y por su opinión Henrik, para nosostros es un placer atenderles y nos alegra que haya disfrutado con la visita a nuestras instalaciones:Saludos cordiales de todo el equipo de Hacienda Los Conejitos
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3. Bar Marin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By SalsaMax
Visited this restaurant several times during our stay in Ãlora, delicious food and value for money unbelievable, staff work really hard and the female waitress is extremely friendly, we donât speak much Spanish but do our best to try and I think itâs appreciated, Andalucia Day was particularly busy but they worked like trojans to accommodate all of their customers.
2. Casa Abilio
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By TravellersRobem
Weâd never have found this restaurant but it was recommended by our Airbnb. We went for a long lunch. Had a wonderful experience. Bottle of House wine, bread, two fabulous main courses (monkfish and steak) a chocolate brownie, coffees brandy and cava for 70e. Best meal weâve had on our trip. Great service too.
1. Restaurante Cortijo del Arte, el Museo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Crassus_Cattus
We stayed at the adjoining hotel for 4 nights and used the restaurant on 3 evenings. We would have dined here every night but were committed to a night out with friends on one evening.We felt there was a good choice of aperitifs, starters, mains and postres and portions were large so be warned, do not over-face yourself. The special Tapas menu is excellent but with 5 courses to go at, we were unable to eat it all!We thought the food was excellent and would certainly not hesitate to recommend the establishment. Service was friendly and efficient and we dined outside on the terrace in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. We paid around 75 Euros for a meal for 2 which included aperitifs (sherry, ham and cheese), starters, main courses, bottle of wine, bottle of water and coffees. We would particularly recommend the "Cazuela de Pescado" (monk fish, salmon, and prawns) or the pork fillet, but to be honest, we found all the food we had to be most enjoyable and plentiful (so make sure you are hungry!).
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