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Bardal

★★ Michelin€€€€Creative

Some people call Ronda the “city of dreams”. But without drifting off into reverie, we are indeed talking about one of the most beautiful towns in Andalucia, where Bardal, not far from the impressive bridge over El Tajo de Ronda, is now a flagship of the local restaurant scene. Here, chef Benito Gómez, a Catalan by birth who has made the region his home, cooks up creative cuisine, steering clear of gimmickry and labels, while the recognisable flavours in his cooking have a connection to local tradition and are transformed into a subtle interplay of contrasts and textures. Diners are given a ch

Skina

★★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine

Opposite the Parque de los Enamorados, in a charming old farmhouse on the Golden Mile, the famous sommelier Marcos Granda is thriving. For the greater enjoyment of the dining experience, apart from the elegant contemporary dining room, this space has two wine cellars, a private room with terrace, a chill out area... The chef from Toledo, Mario Cachinero, who approaches the liquid concept of the proposal with a special passion (this is the case of the Quisquillas dish and its Thai broth), proposes a return to the classic Andalusian recipes and the flavours of this region through creativity, rei

Mesón Sabor Andaluz

★ Michelin€€€Contemporary

Enjoy a high level of cuisine in this restaurant in a small village in the Sierra de Grazalema. This renovated property with a rustic ambience, which has been in business for over 25 years, showcases cuisine that has grown in complexity through dishes that champion traditional cuisine while increasingly finding their inspiration and identity in the local soil. This owes much to its collaboration with small-scale organic food projects (Cultivo Desterrado in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Extiercol in Cuevas del Becerro etc) that give major prominence to locally grown ingredients such as “Triguero” aspa

Nintai

★ Michelin€€€€Japanese

Another culinary project courtesy of renowned sommelier Marcos Granda, who returned from Japan at the end of 2019 astonished by its culture and the country’s respect for the finest ingredients – a revelation which led to the development of this new project.Nintai features a design based around pure lines, large windows, several private dining spaces and a large sushi bar with 12 seats, where guests can watch him work, create and improvise his 'itamae' style of cooking (which literally translates as 'in front of the chopping board'). Here, everything induces a feeling of serenity – the perfect

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★ Michelin€€€regional

If you’re looking for a fine-dining experience which also comes with an element of fun, this pleasant and modern bistro-style eatery is able to meet both requirements in a perfectly balanced manner. The first thing to mention is that Úbeda-born chef David Olivas has always been a free spirit when it comes to creating dishes for his guests, a fact clearly evident in his creative-contemporary cooking that showcases his technical ability and personality through the use of the best locally sourced ingredients – the cornerstone of his cuisine is to bring time-honoured flavours into the present day.

Messina

★ Michelin€€€€Creative

Messina reflects the dream of chef Mauricio Giovanini, who has explored beyond his Argentinian roots to develop his unique, non-conformist culinary style, ably supported by his wife PÍa Ninci in her role as sommelier and front-of-house manager. Here, you’ll find a space that has been brought pleasantly up to date, with a kitchen that opens onto the dining room and even an exclusive “Chef’s Table” for four guests who can savour unique dishes not available to other diners. On his menus, Giovanini strives for harmony and clear individual flavours through a focus on cuisine inspired by both Europe

La Tarara

必比登€€Contemporary

La Tarara is one of those restaurants where, having worked in renowned restaurants around Spain, its owners decided to return to their home region to start this highly personal project. Fronting a square in the centre of town, the restaurant boasts a pleasantly surprising contemporary feel along with a few unusual decorative details such as verses from La Tarara by Federico García Lorca (the children’s song from which it takes its name) adorning the walls. The cuisine here is an updated version of traditional Andalucian dishes, in which almost all the ingredients are sourced locally or from th

Platero & Co

必比登€regional

This village in the heart of the Serranía de Ronda could be described as the archetypal picture-postcard “pueblo blanco” given its setting nestling between mountains and its swathe of whitewashed houses. Run by a Dutch couple (Hellen Blott and Barry Smit, the latter in the kitchen), the restaurant is a vision of perfection with its rustic ambience providing a backdrop for international cuisine that has taken a much more traditional twist (such as in the smoked ajoblanco with Payoyo cheese, olives and anchovies), but always based around the very best local and seasonal products (chestnuts, cher

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Tragatá Ronda

€Traditional Cuisine

Discover the more affordably priced and informal cuisine of famous chef Benito Gómez (who also runs the two-starred Bardal), who showcases his culinary repertoire here through an array of small plates and tapas designed for sharing. A traditional proposal with modern touches and a hint of fusion, including dishes such as Mollete de panceta confit (confit pork belly sandwich), cabbage, chipotle mayo and coriander or, in the main courses, a delicious fried sea bass in adobo, with pico de gallo lettuce and adobo mayonnaise. The quality of the raw ingredients is top-notch!

Deli

€€Traditional Cuisine

A love of cooking with its roots in tradition is behind the values of this restaurant with its impressive array of rice dishes, soups, stews, and specialities such as Segovia-style roast suckling pig. Now run by the third generation of the family, Deli always works with local producers to source its ingredients, focusing on the traditional cooking of inland Andalucia, with some recipes on the menu harking back to the region’s long period of Moorish rule. Specialities here include partridge mousse with an Oloroso sherry gelée, wild seasonal mushrooms, roast shoulder of suckling lamb and the alw

Cal Viva

€€Traditional Cuisine, Farm to table

This restaurant, surprising both for its pleasant decor and its location on an industrial estate, takes its name from the Spanish word for “quicklime”, highlighting the historical importance of this artisanal product on the local economy. Here, chef Leonardo Ramos conjures up an updated take on traditional cuisine, based around locally sourced seasonal ingredients and showcased on two tasting menus (Omakase Andaluz and Homenaje Omakase) that change daily and on which the chef chooses dishes for his guests. You’ll also find options that don’t feature on any of the menus, including soups, stews

Leña Marbella

€€€Meats and Grills, Grills

Josper grills, a hint of smoke that pays homage to the embers, matured meats from select beef breeds, tasty yakipinchos (an adaptation of Japanese yakitori), knives from different sources... all with an elegant and international touch, as well as the personal stamp of chef Dani García. In this eye-catching restaurant, which has twin outposts in Madrid and Dubai, the different cuts of premium meats (Tomahawk, T-bone, Txuletas...) are the main protagonists. Interesting fact: Before your eyes, they will prepare what they say is the real Caesar Salad, made on the spot with slices of mature beef.

Purosushi

€€€€Japanese

Looking for a Japanese restaurant with soul and a family atmosphere? Located in an annex of the iconic Puente Romano hotel, the restaurant is run by chef Andrés Médici, an expert sushiman from Argentina, and Ivi Boeri, who serves as head of service and sommelier (she specialises in sake). The most significant element is that, after the entrance hall, there are two well-differentiated spaces designed for different proposals: The Lounge, with low tables and a menu designed for sharing plates, and the Omakase Bar, a little more elegant and reserved exclusively for its gastronomic menu, with simpl

La Milla Marbella

€€€Seafood, Regional Cuisine

Located on the sand at the heart of the Playa de los Nagüeles, this former “chiringuito” (beach bar) has been successfully brought up to date to add a stylish decor to its unbeatable setting. Here, you can enjoy traditional Mediterranean cuisine that flies the flag for fish and seafood of the highest quality and which is enhanced by modern touches yet without losing its Andalucian flavour. Although the dining room boasts stunning views, La Milla also features two pleasant terraces. The menu includes a selection of charcoal-grilled dishes, as well as appetising options such as the brioche of wh

Erre & Urrechu

€€Meats and Grills

A restaurant featuring no fewer than three impressive wood grills: holm oak for its superb meats; orange tree wood for vegetables; and olive wood for fish. Vegan options are also available.

Areia

€€€Farm to table

A Mediterranean-inspired restaurant with a striking decor of light tones and original artisanal fabrics adorning sections of the walls and ceiling. In the kitchen, the emphasis is on internationally inspired cooking, including dishes such as veal shank (for two to share and carved up in front of you), the unmissable beef sirloin Rossini, or the surprising variety of soufflés (with the final flourish and flambé in the dining room). The à la carte is complemented by a tasting menu.

Casa Eladio

€€Mediterranean Cuisine, Contemporary

A restaurant with a contemporary, maritime-inspired decor and a long history which has had a new lease of life with the third generation of the family now working the kitchens. The updated traditional cuisine, based around seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, is also heavily focused on the sea without neglecting the country’s iconic acorn-fed Iberian pigs. On the à la carte, which is complemented by two tasting menus (Esencia and Camino del Sur), we particularly enjoyed the red tuna tartare with a white almond cream sauce, young salad leaves and mango.

Kava

€€€Modern Cuisine, Fusion

In this renovated restaurant, now with an urban aesthetic that is not lacking in design and originality (with only five tables), there is a clear commitment to modern cuisine and local produce; all, as they themselves say, following a ‘global technique’. Here, through their small à la carte (designed for sharing) or the Amatxo tasting menu (7 courses in the form of tapas, taken from the menu itself), they seek the traditional flavours of Andalusian cuisine based on local raw ingredients (they tend to focus on three each month), although they also incorporate nods to other cultures, such as Tha

Sarmiento Brasa Andaluza

€€Traditional Cuisine

Fancy a visit to a typical 'white village'? Casares, in the province of Malaga, is a great option and this restaurant, located at the top of a hill, boasts wonderful terraces, with the best views to contemplate while you enjoy good traditional cuisine. The brothers at the helm, Juan Diego and Miguel, have updated the charming family home to offer a menu that is varied but not lacking identity, as the focus here is clearly on grilled meats (especially young Malaga goat, although they also have a variety of matured cuts). Ask for the daily specials!

Candeal

€€€Creative, Mediterranean Cuisine

Discover the flavours of Castilian cuisine in the heart of Marbella's old quarter, in a restaurant that, aesthetically at least, looks like the inside of a bodega! Chef Pablo Rebollo’s proposal, which comes as something of a surprise in this part of Spain, invites guests to discover creative Mediterranean cuisine that takes on personality by incorporating interesting fermented foods, game dishes, pickled foods, marinades... and subtle nods to his native Valladolid. The menu is complemented by two menus: Degustación (10 dishes) and Gran Menú Degustación (15 dishes). Interesting facts: The magni

Ta-Kumi

€€€japanese

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