Restaurante Las Castañuelas — Restaurante in Ronda

Reseñas de Restaurante Las Castañuelas

• Juliana

  Adicional 2016.09.02

  TIP 3: Don't have coffee there. Nothing wrong with it, but a five or ten minute stroll (depending on how much you ate!) up the road brings you to the Hotel Reina Victoria. Go to the bar (through the front door and then all the way to the right). Go outside there and have your coffee on the edge of the precipice.
• Fabiana

  Adicional 2016.06.08

  Don’t be afraid to go in. It looks like a modest bar, it *IS* a modest bar, you will need to push through the customers thronging around the television and the bar at the front. At the back is the dining room with not very many tables.
• Natalia

  Adicional 2016.05.29

  What to eat?
• Juan

  Adicional 2016.04.22

  저녁 먹을곳 찾다가 우연히 가게 되었는데 동양인이 자주 오는 곳은 아닌지 약간 당황하시더라구요. 그래도 직원분이 서툰 영어로 열심히 설명해 주셨어요. 추천해 주신 조개 요리랑 생선 튀김 먹었는데 맛있어요. 조개요리는 좀 짰는데 그래도 맛있어서 빵 찍어서 접시 설거지하듯 먹었네요.
• Paula

  Adicional 2015.12.28

  TIP 2: How about, as the sharing dishes: gambas cocidas (boiled prawns - delicious!), salmonetitos (fried baby red mullet) and chipirones (fried baby squid). If Paco hasn't got those, he'll suggest an alternative.
• Alessandra

  Adicional 2015.10.26

  Never mind if you can't understand what he offers - just read the Carta. Whatever you choose, it will be fresh, of good quality, cooked to perfection, and you will enjoy it.
• Fabiana

  Adicional 2015.05.09

  You will now know why it is our favourite place to eat in Ronda.
• Samantha

  Adicional 2015.05.08

  As there are so few tables, it is a good idea to get here early, say by 1.30, to be sure of not missing out. We often come here after doing the long walk down to the Plain of Ronda below the town, so we stop off at Las Castañuelas en route, just as we are staring our trek, and reserve a table for 2 hours’ time.
• Ariadna

  Adicional 2015.01.31

  Clean, tidy and a decent price - worth a bar stop
• Paula

  Adicional 2015.01.13

  This place is worth a stop in to avoid the tourist 'trappings' (which in Ronda you need to work hard at avoiding) of bridge area. 5-7 minutes walk up hill from the Bullring, opposite Mateos bar on the overside of the road.
• Aitana

  Adicional 2014.12.17

  Bit far from the bridge, good service and authentic drinks and food. Worth for the money i woukd say inexpensive. For veg: Generally there are no vegitarian dishes in this area
• Christopher

  Adicional 2014.11.24

  There may be other customers. I say "may be", because Ronda people eat late, so you may be in and out before they turn up. There will be perhaps a family group, a couple of businessmen, and a table of Ladies who Lunch - probably widowed rather than divorced. People watching can be fun here. In 10 or 12 years of going there half a dozen times or more each year, I have never ever seen anyone foreign. You may be the first ones! Get ready to practice your Spanish, though . . .
• Elizabeth

  Adicional 2014.09.26

  We come to Ronda often, and love eating here. Finding this little gem of a restaurant is easy.
• Salome

  Adicional 2014.08.23

  我們住的airbnb房東的爸爸開的餐廳，餐點整體來說都很美味，我們點了牛尾巴、swordfish、沙拉跟馬鈴薯，都非常好吃。價格不貴。
• Julieta

  Adicional 2014.06.19

  TIP 1: For four adults, you might like to have, say, 2 or 3 dishes at first to share "para compartir", then a main course each.
• Mia

  Adicional 2014.02.13

  There is the menu – called La Carta – with all typical Andalusian things to try. It will be freshly cooked for you in the kitchen by the wife of Paco the owner. He is also the waiter – elderly chap with a shock of white hair – and when he gives you the menu he will probably recite, very fast, in Spanish, a list of other things that were looking good when he went to the market that morning.
• Josefa

  Adicional 2014.01.18

  It is charming, with traditional tilework on the walls, a wrought-iron screen separating it from the front bar, and if you got here early, a table for you.
• Luna

  Adicional 2013.10.30

  Start off at the Alameda Park, that public garden that has the fabulous views across the Plain of Ronda. At the entrance to the park is a big church with a flight of steps and two palm trees – it’s the church of Nuestra Señora de la Merced. Go up the street to the right of the church, Calle Jerez. Just 30 seconds along past the church, with an orange tree outside, is the Bar Las Castañuelas.
• Manuela

  Adicional 2013.06.06

  We was in the mid evening and before most people out. Selection of hot / cold tapa - simple and slightly more interesting and we were happy with each we had. We note that more locals came here later. Selections of beers and wines from the local area.
• Paulina

  Adicional 2013.05.17

  Just about anything!