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Restaurants in Mijas - Costa del Sol

This is a list of some of the restaurants in Malaga - Costa del Sol, where you can see the restaurant's name, address, telephone number, city and a description of the restaurants in Mijas - Costa del Sol.

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Restaurants in Mijas

Spanish Restaurant
Telephone:952 591 169
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El balcón de Mijas

Address:Pasaje el Compás, 3.

Andalusian cuisine / Average price 18,00€

Spanish Restaurant
Telephone:952 932 100
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Calahonda

Address:Centro Comercial El Zoco, S/N. 29649

Andalusian cuisine / Average price 15,00€

Spanish Restaurant
Telephone:952 583 482
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Meson restaurante del golf hoyo 19

Address:Carretera de Coín, KM 4,700.

Malagan cuisine / Average price 30,00€

Spanish Restaurant
Telephone:952 590 253
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La Alcazaba

Address:Plaza de la Constitucion, Mijas Pueblo

The Alcazaba is a restaurant enjoying one of the most impressive locations in the town. With views right down to the Mediterranean Sea and the towns, the La Alcazaba is a welcoming and elegant restaurant, serving typical Andalucian cuisine and seafood plates. Reservations are strongly recommended as the restaurant is popular not only with tourists but also locals.

International Cuisine
Telephone:609 524 898
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Finca La Capucine

Address:Ctra. De Mijas, Mijas Pueblo

Located on the road leading up to Mijas Pueblo, the Finca la Capucine is a cosy and romantic restaurant with wonderful gardens. It opens its doors only for dinner but therefore offers some of the best French cuisine in the entire area.

International Cuisine
Website: Villa Tiberio.
Telephone:952 771 779
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Villa Tiberio.

Address:Ctra. de Cádiz, Km. 178.

Italian cuisine. Next to the hotel Marbella club.

tourist tips

Malaga Tapas are very popular for a snack and are eaten at any time during the day, although especially during Merienda (tea time: 4 - 5 pm). Some Spanish food is heavy on garlic and light on vegetables as a side or accompaniment. Salads are especially good as a replacement.
Fresh fish is excellent and a good value. Chanquetes - very small, deep-fried baby fish. The eating of these fish has been outlawed by the European Community but they are still available in many restaurants. Continued demand in restaurants means continued fishing, which will have catastrophic effects on the Mediterranean Sea. Please be responsible.