Cheap and adequate, regulation Spanish fare. A tad gloomy inside. But, and this is its saving grace and claim to fame, it has among the best gambas pil-pil in town. The best way to enjoy this is to sit at the tables in the street, order up gambas pil-pil, ask the restaurant if they will allow you to bring in your own cava and pay for the privilege (they were happ for us to do this), then sit there and knock back the bubbly with your prawns while the massed ranks of tourists stream past looking on in envy.
Took tour own booze to a small struggling restaurante, Pathetic
Mark says:
I agree with the review by Lenny. My wife and I have been travelling to Nerja for over 20 years and we always look forward to dining at Los Mariscos where the owner is the most un-Spanish looking person you could imagine!! And the gambas pil-pil is fantastic!!
rod says:
An “un-Spanish looking person”? Last time I checked, Spaniards came in all shapes, sizes and colours.
Mark says:
Forgot to add – the calamares is great too!!
mark says:
my point was not many Spanish have ginger hair
WingMan says:
You’ve obviously never been to Galicia. What does what this man looks like have to do with anything?
Mark says:
Just returned from Nerja. Seemed to be busier than last year. Ate once again at Los Mariscos. The Gambas Pil-Pil are still great. The coffee machine that has been broken for 3 years has now been removed so dont go there for a coffee!
Danstheman says:
Also, it’s had a face-lift on the outside so seems brighter and a bit more welcoming.
Stopped here for tapas as usual and it was as good as ever.
Lenny says:
Cheap and adequate, regulation Spanish fare. A tad gloomy inside. But, and this is its saving grace and claim to fame, it has among the best gambas pil-pil in town. The best way to enjoy this is to sit at the tables in the street, order up gambas pil-pil, ask the restaurant if they will allow you to bring in your own cava and pay for the privilege (they were happ for us to do this), then sit there and knock back the bubbly with your prawns while the massed ranks of tourists stream past looking on in envy.
Mary says:
Took tour own booze to a small struggling restaurante, Pathetic
Mark says:
I agree with the review by Lenny. My wife and I have been travelling to Nerja for over 20 years and we always look forward to dining at Los Mariscos where the owner is the most un-Spanish looking person you could imagine!! And the gambas pil-pil is fantastic!!
rod says:
An “un-Spanish looking person”? Last time I checked, Spaniards came in all shapes, sizes and colours.
Mark says:
Forgot to add – the calamares is great too!!
mark says:
my point was not many Spanish have ginger hair
WingMan says:
You’ve obviously never been to Galicia. What does what this man looks like have to do with anything?
Mark says:
Just returned from Nerja. Seemed to be busier than last year. Ate once again at Los Mariscos. The Gambas Pil-Pil are still great. The coffee machine that has been broken for 3 years has now been removed so dont go there for a coffee!
Danstheman says:
Also, it’s had a face-lift on the outside so seems brighter and a bit more welcoming.
Stopped here for tapas as usual and it was as good as ever.