El Cerro, Frigiliana
El Cerro, Frigiliana
Found an old post from a couple of years ago that said it was shut on Tuesdays and just wanted to know if that is still the case.
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
This is showing as their number, get it from the horse's mouth!
Teléfono: 952 53 40 54
Teléfono: 952 53 40 54
Regards, Frank
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Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
Thanks Frank, I couldn't find a number for them anywhere.
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
You're welcome! Is it worth a visit? I have driven past there dozens of times, but never been in. In that area, we went in Posada Morisca quite some time ago, and won't be rushing back there. But it could have changed since then.
Regards, Frank
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I have just rung them and they are shut Tuesdays! We have been a couple of times and the food is very rustic and Spanish. I have had some nice papas a la pobre there. Other friends have been recently and raved about it so we were all going to meet up there.
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Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
It's good basic Spanish food. Just share a few plates of raciones and enjoy the superb view.
Nice pool if you want a swim.
Sid
Nice pool if you want a swim.
Sid
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
Well worth a visit, views are fantastic. Family run and great food. They do not mind whether you are out for a full meal or just a snack. We like to chose just a couple of racions and beer or a bottle of wine, and we make it last a while. Finish with coffee and a drink and that's another very laid back afternoon or evening gone!
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... and they've got a pool. If yer kids are noisy though - they'll be chucked out!
Smile sweetly at the waitress and you might get a free coffee.
Smile sweetly at the waitress and you might get a free coffee.
Dave
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Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
Don't go if it's busy.
My wife and some friends went last week and waited 2 hours to be served any food.
Sid
My wife and some friends went last week and waited 2 hours to be served any food.
Sid
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I realise Spanish meals can be long drawn out affairs, but I think I would have been out of there long before that! It's a bit ackward after you have ordered, but we have walked out of a few Spanish bars/restaurants after being ignored for some time. We thought we'd try a new bar in Frigiliana, place was empty, and the owners carried on talking as if we weren't there. Their loss, our money is welcome in lots of other places!
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Regards, Frank
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Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
I agree with you Frank but it was a girls' day out and they were probably nattering so much (or drinking so much) that they didn't care!
I would have been out of there pronto!
Sid
I would have been out of there pronto!
Sid
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
If it is busy, you need to plan the way you order the food. It is not the normal - starters, main, desert, type of menu. You simply order plates, or rations. If we go there we order a couple of plates 'primera' such as a salad and rosada frita, and follow with a potato dish and a meat or two. This way the kitchen are not trying to prepare everything to hit the table in one go. We may wait a short while for the first dishes, but It seems to work for us, and for them. But I agree it can be pretty slow if they are packed out. It is always worth the wait.
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
It always amazes me when some tourists walk along a street looking for a good restaurant. Inevitably they'll go to an empty one so they'll get served quicker. There's usually a reason why a bar/ restaurant is empty.
Dave
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
It doesn't serve Brit food?Mowser wrote:There's usually a reason why a bar/ restaurant is empty.
Regards, Frank
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Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
Where is El Cerro in Frigiliana?
Re: El Cerro, Frigiliana
On the Frigiliana - Torrox road about 2 kms out the village and on the left. It's signposted.
Dave
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