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Where to eat Grill food in Comares: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Grill restaurants nearby. Discover the best Grill food in Comares. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Grill restaurants near you.. Comares is a town and municipality in the province of Málaga, part of the autonomous community of Andalusia in southern Spain. The municipality is situated approximately 28 kilometers from the provincial capital and 24 from Vélez-Málaga. It is located in the foothills of the Montes de Málaga 703 meters above sea level. Comares is one of the 31 villages that make up the comarca of Axarquía.
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1. Camping Presa La Vinuela
Overall Ratings
3 based on 141 reviews
We have been serving the best quality grilled meats since 1996. Our restaurant is located in a privileged environment near the La Viñuela Lake, with unbeatable views of the Sierra Tejeda and the lake. Our cuisine specialized in grilled meats offers differ
Reviewed By Julie R
We have used this restaurant for over 20 years,and never had a bad meal.Good service,excellent menu,good choice.Bread and garlic yogurt dip.Three of our party had .Entrecôte(sirloin steak )it was fabulous as ever.One of us had chritzo,pork,egg,padron peppers and homemade chips.All food was extremely good.Well worth a trip to this restaurant if you are in the area.Good prices.
2. El Horno
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By Gloz1
Dinner for 3, 2 courses, 80 euros.We have eaten here before and had high expectations. However overall this was a disappointment. The restaurant was busy - especially outside. we chose to eat inside to get away from the UK expats that were camped outside, smoking. Inside its nicely presented and our waitress was very nice and tried very hard. Service was generally good and the place is nice and clean.The food was a bit disappointing. We ordered the special - lamb shoulder. I wonder if this was actually kid meat. It was tasty and quite large. However we were not informed of the price on ordering which i think was a bit cheeky as it was 22 euros a portion. Ok, fair enough, it costs what it costs BUT this is quite a bit more expensive than anything on the standard menu. My son had the duck which was requested pink but came very rare/underdone and consequently chewy, the fat wasn't cooked at all and inedible. The desserts - a mixed bag - the brownie was nice. My wife had a crema catalana which was also described as creme brûlée on the menu - it is not! way too much gelatine making it very rubbery and unpleasant. We should have sent both the duck and dessert back but when you're on holiday you don't like to complain and spoil the mood, so hey ho!Overall, a nice setting - inside and nice staff . Quite nice meal but slightly spoilt by cheek pricing and sloppy cooking in places. Too expensive for what we received.
3. La Maroma Asador
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By PeterG326
Visited La Maroma twice in a week, so really enjoy everything about this restaurant, the food is excellent, service is superb and always a welcoming handshake from Paco and his staff.
4. La Sociedad Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By MysteryBoozer
The terrace appears like a classic venue for dinner - it's looks tempting. But are you one of their friends, or a large party? We weren't.. We asked a waiter (in Spanish of course) if we may take a table for drinks. He didn't really seem to be paying attention, and didn't look me in the eye, but there was a small nod and blink. We chose the smallest table we could find and waited for him to take our order. Without saying a word or looking at us he showed up a minute later and collected plates into a pile, then walked off again to talk to and serve a newly arrived Spaniard who had also brought his shouting children who proceeded to run around everyone's tables. He took an order from them, was joined by another waiter and they placed the usual complementary olives on their table while we continued to wait. Eventually he came, unsmiling, to take our drinks order. I asked if he had "Alhambra Especial" - my Spanish is just fine, I've been using it constantly without any problems for more than a year, we very rarely speak English here, and ordering this beer is not a big challenge. He said no. I asked if he had the reserve or any other special beers - no, only normal beer. I ordered a red wine and a white for my girlfriend. The drinks came, my red wine as chilled and unwelcoming as the service and tasted cheap. Again no smiles, no eye contact, he's distracted and looking over at other guests, or at nothing. The olives that are always brought to you even for a drink never arrive and the children scream on around us. Then I see another server bring the exact beer I'd wanted to a different table. I get up, walk over to the party and point out the beer to the person who had served our table. He mumbles away some excuse, does not apologise or offer to change my drink and tries to walk off. I say to him "Acetunas?" (olives), he shrugs and a few minutes later we receive a small dish of greasy, chewy, flavourless olives. My girlfriend finishes her wine and we leave, determining to write this review. You can't return to place offering quality and service this poor.
5. El Caserio De Las Monjas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 207 reviews
Reviewed By svenabc2016
This resto has good reviews already so expectations Are High entering the place. A polite and smiling welcome makes us good, the wine suggestion is qualified and the menue exciting... and There the food arrives; a fresh and very well tasting salad amongst them as a starter, but then the point of This text... the meat, my goodness its fantastic! The entrecot is not only one of my best ever, but the size (I did overeat..) and the price is unbeatable... It was some totally perfectly prepared vegetables next to it, so What could be said more.. If around, go-go!!
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