holidaymaker
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We were in PP a short while ago & I keep meaning to post a report. Meanwhile I'd really like single out Los Pescadores on the Pine Walk - especially if you like fish.
We first ate there years ago & wasn't impressed but I think it has changed hands since. As it has such a wonderful situation literally ON the Pine Walk we tried it again 3 years & were very impressed by the wonderfully cooked Sea Bream (Dorada) & it was even better this year.
We chose to sit by the beach as I love the sound of the waves but we will try for the upstairs terrace next time as I'm sure the views must be fantastic. All the staff were very helpful & friendly. The actual starters were not that exciting & looked fairly expensive so we decided to share 2 tapas at around 5 eur each. We chose Pimientos Padron (green pepper fried with salt) & Pica Pica of Sepia (cuttlefish). The portions were massive & we wondered if we had been given double portions (but we hadn't). This was followed by massive Sea Bream and a lovely plate of vegetables, beautifully arranged & drizzled with a sauce (very cheffy!). We just had a couple glasses of house rose & ended with coffees. The bill came to just under 60 eur & well worth it.
This place wins our award for the best rising star in PP! We had other good meals but this one was the surprise highlight.
We first ate there years ago & wasn't impressed but I think it has changed hands since. As it has such a wonderful situation literally ON the Pine Walk we tried it again 3 years & were very impressed by the wonderfully cooked Sea Bream (Dorada) & it was even better this year.
We chose to sit by the beach as I love the sound of the waves but we will try for the upstairs terrace next time as I'm sure the views must be fantastic. All the staff were very helpful & friendly. The actual starters were not that exciting & looked fairly expensive so we decided to share 2 tapas at around 5 eur each. We chose Pimientos Padron (green pepper fried with salt) & Pica Pica of Sepia (cuttlefish). The portions were massive & we wondered if we had been given double portions (but we hadn't). This was followed by massive Sea Bream and a lovely plate of vegetables, beautifully arranged & drizzled with a sauce (very cheffy!). We just had a couple glasses of house rose & ended with coffees. The bill came to just under 60 eur & well worth it.
This place wins our award for the best rising star in PP! We had other good meals but this one was the surprise highlight.