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Restaurante PlayaBella, cuisine, setting and personalised service

Restaurante PlayaBella

Restaurante PlayaBella, cuisine, setting and personalised service

The restaurant has become a benchmark in the area thanks to its attentive service and a menu that combines tradition with international touches, perfect for summer evenings

  • Midsummer: sweet strawberries for Swedes

    Midsummer: sweet strawberries for Swedes

    As the Costa gears up for San Juan on 23 June, Swedish residents and tourists celebrate 'Midsommar' when sweet strawberries are a must-have on a table

    Alekk M. Saanders |
  • Pigeons or vultures?

    Pigeons or vultures?

    It is not unreasonable to assume that if a winery has put effort into designing an appealing label, they have also invested in producing a quality product

    Andrew J. Linn |
  • Irish stout

    The basic issue is economic: if people drank less, they would need reduced healthcare, although less tax would be collected via duties on alcohol

    Andrew J. Linn |
  • More restaurants from Malaga province named among the best in Europe

    More restaurants from Malaga province named among the best in Europe

    Bardal, Kaleja and Skina enter the new OAD top restaurant ranking, in which Sollo, José Carlos García and El Lago appear in the recommended category

    Marina Martínez |
  • The decanting argument

    As with most such matters, it often comes down to a personal choice

    Andrew J. Linn |
  • In search of the new king or queen of sardines

    In search of the new king or queen of sardines

    Ruta del Espeto. The competition to find the best fish cooked on skewers on the Costa del Sol starts today and continues until 18th June

    Carmen Alcaraz |
  • Spanish picos

    Spanish picos

    What was developed by accident from bread mistakenly left too long in the oven and becoming hard as nails, has become a national accompaniment to any dish

    ANDREW J. LINN |
  • Eating alone

    Eating alone

    Eating together is a form of social interplay and until the end of the 19th century communal tables were the norm

    Andrew J. Linn |