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Province of Malaga, Spain Food Guide: 6 Pub food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Coin
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Coin including The Ginger Pig Country Pub, The Olive Tree, El Cruce bar & restaurant, Bar Andalucia, Frog and Toad, Pedro's Cafe & Bar
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6. Pedro's Cafe & Bar
Pedros Bar Alhaurin El Grande offers customers a very warm welcome. We are a family friendly bar serving a varied menu including all day english breakfast, vegeterian options, kids menu and also a daily selection of freshly made tapas. Showing live sports
Reviewed By laurogolfer
This small café bar is situated in deepest AlhaurÃn el Grande town with ample car parking very close. The owner and her staff are working very hard to establish this bar with ex-pats and locals alike, and are serving food and drinks to cater for all. We had an excellent Sunday lunch there with our party of friends, and the food and service were great, value excellent. We will return!thank you so much
5. Frog and Toad
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By JohnVdB
New owners have done an awesome job brightening up the pub, very comfortable.....Sunday lunch, price very well, selection of Beef, Pork, Lamb roast.... selection of veg, and of course pork cracklings....Dessert.... awesome selection Our child rates the chicken nuggets two thumbs up.....Nice atmosphere Food very nice
Best Mediterranean food near Coin, Province of Malaga, Spain
4. Bar Andalucia
Reviewed By Similtiades
Visited this bar with my girlfriend, our friend, and his mother during the Christmas parade at the beginning of January. They were busy, given the occasion, but were fine for us just to stand at the edge of the bar and have a few beers whilst waiting for the parade to start. The beers were inexpensive, they served them fast. The tapas options, we were looking on the menu for, were really expensive though - far more than most other bars in the area. That being said, they didn't have any on the bar so I assume they are all made to order, and possibly bigger in portion size because of this. Still, â¬5+ is a lot to pay for tapas portions; especially in Andalusia in a bar. If just visiting for an afternoon beer though, it's a great atmosphere with friendly people and traditional Spanish music.
3. El Cruce bar & restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Family bar and restaurant. 2 bar areas. Large rear covered terrace. 2 pool tables and darts. Big screen for all sky sports. Large slection of draught and bottled beers. Food available from 10 am until 930 pm. Mixture of food from spanish, indian, chinese
Reviewed By paulenesmith
Past this bar lots of times and thought nothing of it as looks out to a busy main road. However don't be fooled we wish we had visited sooner. This bar is massive inside and very homely. Theirs a large garden bit out back with pool table and tv's. The staff are so friendly and the food is not hust amazing but cheap also. Definitely worth a visit. We will definitely visit regularly when the hubbys home from offshore.. the locals are very friendly also. We were made to feel very welcome. Top marks best bar around ..
Top 10 International food in Coin, Province of Malaga, Spain
2. The Olive Tree
Overall Ratings
3 based on 54 reviews
Reviewed By keep P
Was driving around trying to find somewhere to eat away from the town centre and this looked quite attractive.Server was cheery and casual.Fish was awful - huge unappealing portion, greasy and fairly tasteless - peas were good however.I doubt any Spanish locals eat here - this looks like it's ran by, and for British looking for their Sunday Roasts, fish n, chips and no doubt nippy sauceFor authenticity try the Ventas instead.If it's ex pat heaven you're after, this will be for you.
1. The Ginger Pig Country Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
International Tapas Served Daily. Fish and Chip Fridays with Live Music. Traditional Sunday Roasts. Bistro Menu Coming Very Soon!
Reviewed By Kath G
I canât believe Iâm writing an average review after all the amazing comments listed for the Ginger Pig, however, with high expectations we visited this place. Pleasant seating area outside, great for relaxing and admiring the views. The owner was very welcoming, chatty and friendly. It was a hot day so my group of friends decided to eat in. We were served by a young gentlemen, less than friendly and generally couldnât be bothered. We were told about the meals on the menu that were unavailable that day, and all I can say is, that what was eaten was very mediocre. The mussels was tasty, the three bean hot pot, bland. The side salad was dry, no dressing, mainly chopped lettuce with a few pieces of onion and two small pieces of pepper. Lack of attention in the ladies bathroom, it appeared clean, but no toilet paper in the dispenser, only two empty rolls. I went into the restaurant to see if I could find a napkin, but none in sight. Would I come here again? Maybe for the live music and a drink, but not to eat.
