Pizzeria El Parador

Inedible food, and pretty poor service. We ordered seafood pasta and spaghetti bolognaise and they were both horrible. Tasted worse than tinned pasta. The seafood pasta was completely overcooked, the so called sauce tasted like cream and not even a hint of seafood or any other flavour. Three puny prawns were the only seafood in it. We sent it back and refused to eat it, that’s how bad it was. The bolognaise was for a very hungry four year old it was also awful but she had to eat something so we ended up letting her eat it and paid for it. Took ages to get a menu, ages to get the bill and to pay. Complete tourist trap with no shame.

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Our favourite restaurante in the Pueblo for food and beer. We had marina pizza, pulpo, salad and fries and the quality was excellent. I’m not a lover of pizza but had some and it was lovely and tasty. Very busy place and no wonder with reasonable cost and great quality. A mixture of locals and us tourists complemented the restaurant and we did visit again before the end of our break in the lovely Pueblo.

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Called in for a drink as we were visiting the Arabian market in Pueblo. Ordered 2 Coronas they came ice cold. A perfect bar to watch the world go by, however it is next to the road so can be a bit noisy. Had to go and pay the bill as the only waitress was very busy.

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Called in on a Friday evening very vibrant atmosphere and quick service. The little free tapas here let’s you into the knowledge to gat the main food is fab. I love a crispy thin pizza and this is as good as it gets. Love the place

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During a visit to the Pueblo we had a fabulous tasty pizza and glass of wine or two for lunch. It seemed to be visited more by locals than us tourists, service was quick and price very reasonable.

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