Roraima Café Restaurante — Restaurant in Santa Pola

Unfortunately my experience wasn't up to the reviews this place has. I chose the restaurant based on the excellent reviews. While the waiters are very friendly, the food is not up to the standard. Is like eating at a restaurant on the beach, high prices and average food plus very small size. The daily menu while it costs 25 euros, was very small, the calamari were like chewing gum and the desert was bought from the shop and not homemade or at least something of decent quality given the price . We were told that 1 drink is part of the menu when we booked, to arrive there and realise they are not included . The food was average, the starters came at different times and it took too long. I just felt cheated going to this place I wouldn't return and don't recommend. I feel highly disappointed that from all the restaurants in Santa Pola I probably chose one...

A glowingly warm welcome salvaged what began as a hurried, uncertain visit. Craving pancakes? Alas, denied—yet the team pivoted with grace. My partner’s tuna sandwich arrived swiftly, executed flawlessly (no small feat for a custom request).

Guilt nudged me for asking—"Am I that customer?"—but their charm and efficiency dissolved it. The dish? Fresh, vibrant, and delivered with a side of genuine hustle.

Takeaway: Heartening proof that adaptability and heart can trump a limited menu. To the staff: Keep this energy alive. Next time, though—pancakes or bust. I’ll be back to test...

Best place to eat Spanish food. We struggled to find good tortillas elsewhere; and we are very happy to finally have fresh and delicious tortilla. The croquettes were soo good! And the paella and fideua was very very good. The kitchen is visible, you can see that it’s very clean and organised, plus great smells are coming out of it. The waiter was so nice to us, and explained everything to us about the food. Highly...