Most Popular Moroccan food in Monda, Province of Malaga, Spain
Discover Restaurants offering the best Moroccan food in Monda, Province of Malaga, Spain including Almadina Restaurant, Al Minzah, Finca La Mota
1. Almadina Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 288 reviews
After some research, they realized that though there were a lot of restaurants in Alhaurin El Grande, there were only two ethnic types of restaurants. And so they decided to open a Moroccan restaurant where the guests not only came to eat, but also to exp
Reviewed By Mummy13
We visited Almadina on holiday 2 years ago and had a great meal. So we returned again this year and we werenât disappointed. The owner is so friendly and welcoming, probably more than any restaurant that we have visited in last and this years holiday. The food is fresh, homemade and all the dishes especially the Moroccan are so very tasty. Gorgeous warm flatbread has such a lovely flavour. The prawn tomato pilpil in my opinion is the best Iâve had in Spain! The spices used and prunes in the lamb tagine are so balanced, just try it! My husband had filo parcels to start and fajitas, which he really enjoyed. They cater well for kids too! Pizza and fries for my son and spaghetti bolognaise with garlic bread for my daughter. We shared a round of drinks and a bottle of wine. All this and the bill was around â¬80, so reasonable! Go and enjoy a lovely meal in this friendly family run restaurant!
2. Al Minzah
Overall Ratings
4 based on 168 reviews
Small Restaurant typical cuisine of Morocco
Reviewed By EyndiyahB
Itâs been almost a year since my family and I visited this hidden gem. And to be quite honest, itâs set a standard that only a couple of Moroccan restaurants have met. The gracious proprietress recommended dishes that would satisfy the pickiest eater...and she was right! We ordered and inhaled 3 pastelas (Swoon), lamb and chicken tagines(lips were smacked), fresh salads, and a ridiculously amazing bottle of Moroccan red wine. And when we leaned to the side and pat our stuffed bellies, she brought over a dish of flaky, orange blossom water scented, syrupy sweets. Talk about a finishing move! We were deliciously done!An hour or so later when it was time to leave, she walked us outside and waited with us until our Uber arrived. In a nutshell, her kindness and culinary prowess were so unforgettable that we discuss our experience to this very day. Please venture off the beaten path and treat your palate to pure perfection! You will not be disappointed!
3. Finca La Mota
Overall Ratings
4 based on 210 reviews
A more than 350 year old farmhouse renovated and maintained as a hotel, bar and restaurant, hidden away from the Costa del Sol. Lots of outside terrace, lovely dining with chimney, inside and outside bar, surrounded by nature and lovely view.
Reviewed By Grewgrass
Went Sunday afternoon with friends who live in Spain, on recommendation, we were made to feel as if , oh ok then, will serve you food. Scruffy waiters, undercooked fish, just not welcomed. Will not go again.
