Casa Fina — Restaurant in Estepona

I hate making reservations for the restaurants, I really miss those days when you would just go for a walk and pick a random restaurant to sit at when you got hungry.Therefore, when my husband and I got hungry, we got down to Casa Fina and asked if there were any seats available.They were so nice to split 2 tables to make room for us. The food was delicious, generous portions and fair prices.We ordered squid brioche, croquettes, fries and shrimp.Except for the fries, the food was fresh but the only thing that i would change, are the fries.They did not seem fresh, but frozen and they were soft and mushy, not crispy.the rest...a total delight. Everything was 63 euro (food plus water and a glass of wine). The vibe is chill, relaxed, peaceful, this is a beautiful restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating, situated in Plaza de las Flores. Being acommodated at hotel El Pilar, we also have breakfast at Casa Fina, they have a good breakfast including some detox juices and healthy options. The staff is friendly and joyful, the atmosphere overall very pleasent. Mind that after 20.00 is very crowded in all the Plaza de las Flores and if you really want to sit, it's best to book in advance. Visit...

From the moment we walked in, the ambiance of Casa Fina set the stage for a remarkable evening. The decor, with its subtle Mediterranean influences, created a warm, welcoming atmosphere reminiscent of a seaside escape. The menu was a splendid showcase of Mediterranean flavors. The standout dish for me was the seafood paella, brimming with fresh, locally-sourced seafood, each bite bursting with the essence of the sea and perfectly seasoned. The olive oil, a staple in Mediterranean cuisine, was evidently of the highest quality, enhancing the flavors of dishes like the grilled vegetables and fresh salads. The service was exceptional. Our waiter was not only attentive and professional but also passionate about the menu, providing recommendations that enhanced our dining experience.

In summary, Casa Fina in Estepona is a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in authentic Mediterranean cuisine. The combination of exquisite food, enchanting ambiance, and impeccable service earns it a well-deserved five stars. A true culinary jewel in...

Looking for a romantic spot in a lovely Spanish square? Well you’ve found it! We managed to get a table without a reservation right in the center of the square with a great view of the fountain. As the day faded into night the lights of the square arrived in a slow wave of different colors creating a feeling of being on a movie set of the perfect Spanish square. Que the various musicians playing accordions and guitars and suddenly you’re sent to a place you maybe only read about in Hemingway or Fitzgerald. The food? Delicious. I’m no paella connoisseur but I throughly enjoyed it. Although I’m never a fan of prawns served whole. I felt a little like Mr. bean trying to navigate the little shrimp’s shell. But alas, it’s a Mediterranean meal. The service was also top notch. Within minutes of ordering a small team of servers were bringing wine, bread, water and other items. And when their first pour of wine was smaller than we saw others getting a quick request led to a speedy remedy of the situation. If you’re in estepona,...