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Top 3 German food in Moraira, Province of Alicante, Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best German food in Moraira, Province of Alicante, Spain. An old fishing town on Spain's Costa Blanca against a backdrop of mountains, Moraira is a picturesque destination for a family holiday. You will find a combination of sandy and rocky beaches alternating with intriguing coves, and the climate is a sunny but temperate one. If you are looking for water sports, head for Portet Cove which was originally a safe haven for ships. It is within walking distance of the lookout tower near the Cap d'Or, from where there are spectacular views of the coastline. Don't miss the eighteenth century castle, right by the shore. Golf lovers will be pleased to know that Moraira has three golf courses. As well as spending time on the beach, you can enjoy a boat trip and admire the clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. On your return, choose from a delightful array of restaurants along the shore.
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1. Bayern Hutt'n
Overall Ratings
4 based on 209 reviews
Reviewed By Hempstar70
Staying up the way from here thought weâd give it a go even though an odd location.Good service and friendly host. We all had schnitzel of various sorts. Havenât had one for years and it was really good. Crispy outer and tasty sauce. The veg were tinned so a bit of a let down shame as the rest was good. Only other criticism was that we werenât asked if we wanted desserts. But would definitely go back.
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2. Die Kleine Weltlaterne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By willdejager
A nice German restaurant on the road to Moraira. Very friendly service. I had the onion soup and this wasnât a spectecular dish. The pork steak was alright with excellent potatoes. A bit to expensive if you consider the normal price-quality ratio in this part of Spain.
3. Bierstubchen Moraira
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By ChrisThompson30
This is a German bar frequented by local German families. We literally stayed across the road and made this our local. It's a family run bar/restaurant and they were very friendly to us. We're English and 19 of us, nothing was too much bother. Tini, the resident waitress speaks very good English and does a mean 99 Red balloons on Karaoke. Saturday night is karaoke night and we had great fun singing and singing with the locals. Food is traditional German fair, sausages etc. We had ate there and enjoyed the change to our usual diet. It's up a side street so unless you go looking you'll never find it.
