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Top 10 Mediterranean food in Ojen, Province of Malaga, Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best Mediterranean food in Ojen, Province of Malaga, Spain including El Tunel, Cascada Cocina & Bar, El Fogon de Flore, El Refugio de Juanar, La Pizza di Ale, Pizzeria da Michele, Bistro Paloma, Caperuza Bistro, Paco Jimenez, El Patio De Mariscal
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10. El Patio De Mariscal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1951 reviews
Walled patio garden restaurant in old town Marbella
Reviewed By HaidarM
Having read the good reviews on TripAdvisor, we reserved a table at this always busy restaurant, at the lovely picturesque orange square, we where seated at the patio under the huge fig tree , the ambiance was nice , the singing staff where good , a very nice atmosphere, we decided to try the Cordero paella (lamb) , which we never tried before, it was not that good , I would prefer the marisco , canât really judge the food for the first visit , the service was good and friendly, I would like to try it again , itâs a nice place to spend an evening
9. Paco Jimenez
Overall Ratings
4 based on 982 reviews
As soon as you enter this restaurant you can fell the passion and creativity in the paintings on the walls and the plates delicatelly and beautifully decorated. Its Mediterranean, Spanish and International food will surprise and satisfy you. The exclusive
Reviewed By DarrenBradford1973
Requested a balcony table when making reservation (well in advance), and was allocated one which was great. Fantastic view over the square. Meal was amazing, my wife had the mixed fish and seafood. The presentation was very impressive and fish delicious. Service was excellent, very attentive. Would highly recommend.
8. Caperuza Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
Reviewed By tabw47
A memorable meal at the cosy Caperuza for our family of 4. The service of Gaberiela and her team was warm and professional, the location of the restaurant in the old-town of Marbella was very nice and the quality of the food just fantastic. We tried the scallops and deep-fried prawns for starters and had the pasta of the day (linguini with truffle sauce and parmesan), fish of the day, the duck and the beef for mains. We had this place recommended from some friends of ours, but it still far exceeded our expectations. Highly recommended and well worth the visit.
7. Bistro Paloma
Overall Ratings
4 based on 486 reviews
Reviewed By matt_28242reviews
We walked past this place and it looked so good we stopped for more. In a city of meat, we found a couple of veggie options on the menu and were delighted! Scrumptious! Lovely atmosphere too, in a quiet but beautiful little street. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!!
6. Pizzeria da Michele
Overall Ratings
5 based on 197 reviews
Completely handmade ... all done at the moment and in front of you with the best raw materials of high quality ... a work developed by a specialized and professional department, (we inform) is a small place just to take away.
Reviewed By Espen Irwing S
Small restaurant, with only three small tables outside. Very tasty italian pizzas! Friendly chef and great service.
5. La Pizza di Ale
Overall Ratings
5 based on 505 reviews
Cerrado por vacaciones hasta el 28 de marzo. Disculpen las molestias. Closed for holidays until 28th November. Sorry for the inconveniences.
Reviewed By Q3698ITpault
Letâs not beat around the bush; this is a spit and sawdust place with no frills in a barrio located to the north of Marbella . Itâs a pleasant stroll from the old town that will certainly sharpen your appetite. Probably not where you would expect to eat on your holiday to Marbella (effectively in a council estate with a vista of washing lines complete with freshly laundered knickers, vests and bras). But donât let this put you off. If youâre looking a really good crispy based pizza, with a few cold beers, thatâs as cheap as chips - you really canât go wrong. Take a walk up the hill and give it a try.You wonât regret it!
4. El Refugio de Juanar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By EmmaatCondor
We had a lovely meal with friends after a stroll up the mountains to the viewpoint (the closer viewpoint - just 30 minutes or so walk away)Between us we had venison, goat, suckling pig and fish and each one was deliciousIt is a comfortable, traditional restaurant serving food from its surroundings and I cannot wait to go back!
3. El Fogon de Flore
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
In a natural viewing-point of the Villa of Ojén, at incomparable frame of the Sierra de las Nieves, to only 5 minutes far from Marbella, you can find El Fogón de Flore. Sorrounding the Valley that leads to the Mediterranean Sea, and with the picturesque l
Reviewed By Jordi T
We wanted to visit Ojén, a nice white town built over a hill. The restaurant is very well placed, the tables and seats just ok, and the staff is competent and nice. But the food is so so. The salad was weak and scarce; the aubergine au gratin was very expensive and we did not like it very much.Finally, neither the veal strogonoff nor the pork loin with Malaga wine were satisfactory. The strogonoff was far from a real one, and the other recipe was 'escalopines al vino de malaga', but that should translate in thin slices of meat, and that was not the case.Forgetable and not cheapThank you very much for bothering to give your opinion, prices are posted on the internet, there is a letter on the door of the restaurant, and then I gave it to him, I do not think he would surprise you. Regarding the dishes, each opinion is accepted and the tastes are particular, but aubergines that carry a béchamel with pink (9,50 ⬠the Kg), prawns, and cheese, being one of the most elaborate dishes, for 15 ⬠, is certainly not Mc donald, but surely in his country is much more expensive. And with the scallops, nothing to say, it is one of the most requested dishes, but what is said for tastes, ..... And pir last that you find it expensive to eat in a restaurant for ⬠22 each, ... nothing more to say. Next time I stay in Marbella, it's cheaper.
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2. Cascada Cocina & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 171 reviews
To relax, laugh and have a good time. To eat and drink in good company. To share some tapas with friends or to enjoy a romantic meal with your loved one. An oasis away from the bustle of the coast, but only a minute from the La Cañada shopping mall. Come
Reviewed By 519arthura
Very high ratings on Trip Advisor are totally deserved.We had an unusual request....birthday lunch for 16. We ordered a birthday cake and flowers as well as the usual stuff.Joy (who communicated with us to plan details by email) was excellent - both responsive and flexible on menu. So that was ahead of actual visit.Visit itself was excellent - the wait staff were friendly and efficient, the chef? (Dutch gentleman) was very friendly also. And the food was very good - particularly the starters ....beef carpaccio and goats cheese salad were both top notch. Finally the atmosphere is nice also with inside and outside spaces (outside under shade).A really good experience overall. Would highly recommend for special events but also weâd recommend visit for a more âstandardâ type lunch or dinner. Food and service Iâm sure would be same high quality.First of all many thanks for choosing Cascada Cocina & Bar to celebrate this very special occasion. Great to hear that you have had such a great time and that you enjoyed the setting as well as the service and the food so much. Reviews like this are very rewarding and motivate us to keep going. We hope we can be a witness of many more birthdays to come for your lovely mum! We cannot wait to welcoming you back again.
Most Popular British food in Ojen, Province of Malaga, Spain
1. El Tunel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Reviewed By TonyMacEssex
If you are holidaying in Marbs and fancy getting away from the touristy places in search of a much more authentic Spanish vibe, then head to the hills and the quaint white-walled town of Ojen, where you will find this nice haven awaiting you at the end of a 20-minute car journey.Although there are some outside tables adjacent to the sloping road (if you park your car some distance away, be ready to do some strenuous uphill walking which can be tough on legs and heart!), as we were booked for 21.30, we opted to dine inside.Wooden tables and chairs, with books stacked on shelves, added to the cosy ambience.It was nice and encouraging to see a couple of large groups of Spanish families - three generations in both cases - eating and enjoying themselves at nearby tables. We noticed that one group of 8 shared 5 pizzas between them - a real family spirit about the place.The waiter spoke good English, while both he and his young female colleague were as warm and friendly as our pil pil prawns starter.For mains, we had fillet of veal and Iberian pork.An atmospheric, value for money (cheapest meal of our two-week holiday) experience in a lovely setting.
