Round Bar
Calle Gloria
29780 Nerja
The Round Bar is located on calle Gloria in the centre of Nerja and the bar is, as the name suggests, round.
A wide variety of tapas on offer here and a beer and a tapa will set you back €1.60 (October 2011).
Being in the centre of town, it attracts a lot of tourists and gets quite busy at times.
While the sangria was nice, the service was absolutely rubbish, we waited a long time for the tapas to arrive… this is not acceptable. In a tapas bar you should get the tapa before the drink is gone!
we go to nerja for a week every year in april and always go to the round bar every day were there,and found everything excellent
We always holiday in Nerja (every year for over 20 years), the round bar was one of our early memories of Nerja and still gets a vote…………recommended
Enjoyed it most in the late 80,s &90,s not the same now Vince,danni have gone ,still good to go in for tapa.Remember when joaquin,alberto worked.
I agree that this place was much better in the late 80′s and early to mid 90′s. Now I find it a bit pricey and the service VERY indifferent. There are many more places in town where your custom will be more appreciated. I no longer stop in
Used to like it a few years ago, last couple of times we went in it was quiet yet still extremely slow & poor service. Needless to say we didnt get offered tapas, even though we were the only people in there, and the food was out in the trays under the lights ready. Experience now tells me they only tend to offer this to locals they know, its very cliquey.
Enjoyed Round Bar this time around as much as ever. True some of the service can be a bit patchy and we did sometimes have to ask for our tapa but the Round Bar still has a pretty good buzz! Check out Paco on Monday & Thursday nights playing some Spanish classics.
The bar was very quiet when I called in, so didn’t have to wait to be served. Included tapa was very nice, caña was 1.80 euro including a tapa. Will be on my tapa route from now on.
Bar Redondo is always our first port of call when arriving in Nerja.
I’ve not had trouble getting served, and I’m sure they always ask if we want tapas. (Maybe I don’t give them the chance, as I tell them what we would like anyway – two glasses of rose and one of those, and one of those please)!
The last time we were there (31 Dec) it had changed. The seating had been completely rearanged, and the wine and tapas were presented differently, althought the quality (and value) remained the same.