Restaurant · Fuengirola

One of the best and most beautiful restaurants in the area , on one of the best spots near Fuengirola,
offering a restaurant with 40 couverts inside and ca 90 outside,
the most of the clients are from Scandinavian and Holland and Belgium
This restaurant is fully equiped and has the first beautiful huge beer tanks with natural beer (2000 ltr) in the whole area installed in the restaurant,
its a real attraccion to see and the clients are making pictures from it.
There is a fully equiped proffessional kitchen with all necesarry installations.
As well airconditioning and a completely covered terrace for proteccion for the sun and rain of course sometimes.
this restaurant works all year around.
Important the bus and trainstations are not more than 100 mtrs from the restaurant
The rental price is 1750 euros a month.

Fuengirola is just twenty minutes from Malaga airport, while the local train station provides easy access to such popular nearby resorts as Torreblanca, Arroyo de la Miel and Torremolinos.
Fuengirola is probably most famous for its five miles of sandy beaches, flanked by high-rise hotels and residential blocks of apartments with magnificent views of the Mediterranean and sweeping coastline.  
A recent landscaping drive by the local municipality has resulted in a wider promenade and plenty of palm trees, interspersed with colourful flower beds and additional seating.  
The beaches known as Boliches - Gaviotas and Torreblanca hold a European blue flag.

Fuengirola is particularly popular with Spanish nationals, many of whom own summer apartments here.  
There are also a considerable percentage of British and other nationalities with the result being an impressively wide variety of entertainment and restaurant choice,
ranging from the Andalusian traditional tapas (bar snacks) and shellfish dishes to the British bangers and beans standard, together with Guinness on tap.
There is certainly no shortage of things to do in Fuengirola, ranging from such family fun activities as aqua park, a trip to the zoo and a host of sea sports
to a leisurely sight seeing tour on a horse-drawn carriage, or by foot, particularly recommended for Fuengirola's neighbour,
Los Boliches which still reflects the ambience of a bygone era with narrow streets, neighbourhood shops and traditional white washed houses which once belonged to the local fishermen.

Annual fiestas here include the feast of the Virgin del Carmen in July when local fisherman carry an effigy of the Virgin out to sea, while the colourful feria takes
place in October and is the time when the town really comes to life with flamenco, fino ...  (dry sherry) and fun which carries on from dawn to dusk for a week.
Transport
Fuengirola bus station serves local and longer distance buses on the Costa del Sol.  You may take the bus directly to Malaga (25 km east), Marbella (30 km west), Estepona (50 km west) and Algeciras (50 km west) and Mijas (8 km inland).