Places We Love and Experiences Nearby
Our Favourite Restaurants in and around Ronda
Tucked away in a corner of Barrio San Francisco, a little local place, full of atmosphere, with great food. Getting popular so make sure you book!
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Bar El Convento
140 c/ San FranciscoTucked away in a corner of Barrio San Francisco, a little local place, full of atmosphere, with great food. Getting popular so make sure you book!
No need to struggle with a menu - here Maria will bring to the table whatever is fresh and good on the day. A delightful tasting menu of shared platters. Be warned to arrive hungry and take your time, enjoy the ambiance of sitting in this pretty square. Not cheap but probably one of the nicest meals you will have in Ronda.
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Casa María
27 Pl. Ruedo AlamedaNo need to struggle with a menu - here Maria will bring to the table whatever is fresh and good on the day. A delightful tasting menu of shared platters. Be warned to arrive hungry and take your time, enjoy the ambiance of sitting in this pretty square. Not cheap but probably one of the nicest meals you will have in Ronda.
Consistently good food, popular with tourists and locals. Under new management Summer 2023.
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Restaurante Almocabar
5 Pl. Ruedo AlamedaConsistently good food, popular with tourists and locals. Under new management Summer 2023.
Hike the 16km from La Cazalla, through the gorge and over the hill top and arrive ready to devour the wonderful food at Casa Grande! Be sure to book! Once sated, get a taxi home or leave a car there the day before.
Hotel la Casa Grande de Alpandeire
76 C. barrancoHike the 16km from La Cazalla, through the gorge and over the hill top and arrive ready to devour the wonderful food at Casa Grande! Be sure to book! Once sated, get a taxi home or leave a car there the day before.
A fairly leisurely hike of about 2 hours will bring you in to Benaojan Station, where you will find the Asador El Muelle. A very typical local restaurant with meats cooked on their open fire. Check the train times back in to Ronda...or walk back again to La Cazalla!
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Restaurante Asador El Muelle
A fairly leisurely hike of about 2 hours will bring you in to Benaojan Station, where you will find the Asador El Muelle. A very typical local restaurant with meats cooked on their open fire. Check the train times back in to Ronda...or walk back again to La Cazalla!
If you are a little tired of tapas and hanker for some beautifully prepared and presented cuisine, then head over to El Muelle de Arriate - another restaurant set up in an old train station warehouse.
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El Muelle de Arriate Restaurant
If you are a little tired of tapas and hanker for some beautifully prepared and presented cuisine, then head over to El Muelle de Arriate - another restaurant set up in an old train station warehouse.
Oooohhhh, cakes and patisseries to die for! Do as the locals do, forgo the coffee and enjoy your cake in the afternoon with a mini bottle of cava!
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Confitería Daver
6 C. Virgen de los RemediosOooohhhh, cakes and patisseries to die for! Do as the locals do, forgo the coffee and enjoy your cake in the afternoon with a mini bottle of cava!
Just to hang out in the square with the locals, in the shade of the huge plane trees, enjoying a cerveza and some tapas.
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BODEGA SAN FRANCISCO
32 C. San Francisco de AsísJust to hang out in the square with the locals, in the shade of the huge plane trees, enjoying a cerveza and some tapas.
A cool, friendly place with a young, relaxed vibe and innovative tapas, just of the main pedestrian shopping street.
Taberna El Almacén
7 C. Virgen de los RemediosA cool, friendly place with a young, relaxed vibe and innovative tapas, just of the main pedestrian shopping street.
Another great option if you hike to Benaojan. A very pretty little hotel with its restaurant set alongside a rushing stream. You can choose to have a snack from their Cafe menu or something more substantial and totally gratifying from their main menu and then walk back again. A tasting menu is also available! This excursion also works nicely if anyone who doesn’t want to walk opts to drive the 30 minute drive through rugged mountain scenery, meets up with the walkers, enjoys a fabulous lunch and drives everyone back. Perfect!
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El Molino Del Santo
Calle BenaojánAnother great option if you hike to Benaojan. A very pretty little hotel with its restaurant set alongside a rushing stream. You can choose to have a snack from their Cafe menu or something more substantial and totally gratifying from their main menu and then walk back again. A tasting menu is also available! This excursion also works nicely if anyone who doesn’t want to walk opts to drive the 30 minute drive through rugged mountain scenery, meets up with the walkers, enjoys a fabulous lunch and drives everyone back. Perfect!
A scenic drive along the ridge line to the village of Gaucin, from where on a clear day you can see Gibraltar and the mountains of Morocco in the distance, you might want to book a table for lunch at Platero & Co. This is our favourite restaurant in Gaucin, run by a Dutch couple, there’s always something interesting on the menu. Be warned though, it’s popular, you need to book ahead and decide who’s going to be the designated driver for the twisty 45 minute return journey!
Platero & Co
A scenic drive along the ridge line to the village of Gaucin, from where on a clear day you can see Gibraltar and the mountains of Morocco in the distance, you might want to book a table for lunch at Platero & Co. This is our favourite restaurant in Gaucin, run by a Dutch couple, there’s always something interesting on the menu. Be warned though, it’s popular, you need to book ahead and decide who’s going to be the designated driver for the twisty 45 minute return journey!
A fairly new opening, Las Tablas is a short walk from the car park off Calle Armiñan. Have a drink at Gloria Bendita in the Plaza Duquesa de Parcent on your way through and then duck in to the cool of Las Tablas, a tiny restaurant with probably only 10 tables (they can accommodate groups of 10 and 12 but booking ahead is essential!). An innovative menu, some nice twists on the usual spanish fare, the croquettes are smooth as silk and the morcilla is to die for!!!
Restaurante Las Tablas
A fairly new opening, Las Tablas is a short walk from the car park off Calle Armiñan. Have a drink at Gloria Bendita in the Plaza Duquesa de Parcent on your way through and then duck in to the cool of Las Tablas, a tiny restaurant with probably only 10 tables (they can accommodate groups of 10 and 12 but booking ahead is essential!). An innovative menu, some nice twists on the usual spanish fare, the croquettes are smooth as silk and the morcilla is to die for!!!
This busy tapas bar and restaurant opposite the cheapest parking in town sees a constant flow of Rondeños stopping by to meet with friends, enjoy una caña (a 'little beer') or two with a few tapas, before sweeping off to their next stop for the day. The bustling and unpretentious scene, accompanied by tapas favourites such as croquetas, mini-hamburguesas and surprising selection of fresh seafood, makes for a perfect pit-stop, and at around EUR1.50 per caña or tapa, the reasonable prices are a soothing balm to the wallets of those who may have enjoyed their souvenir shopping a tad too much. It's a super-popular bar, so be prepared to be patient with the persevering staff - simply sit back and relax, and pass the time with a little people-watching. If its totally full, choose from one of the other tapas bars that line the entire length of the car park.
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Gastrobar Camelot
2 C. Comandante Salvador CarrascoThis busy tapas bar and restaurant opposite the cheapest parking in town sees a constant flow of Rondeños stopping by to meet with friends, enjoy una caña (a 'little beer') or two with a few tapas, before sweeping off to their next stop for the day. The bustling and unpretentious scene, accompanied by tapas favourites such as croquetas, mini-hamburguesas and surprising selection of fresh seafood, makes for a perfect pit-stop, and at around EUR1.50 per caña or tapa, the reasonable prices are a soothing balm to the wallets of those who may have enjoyed their souvenir shopping a tad too much. It's a super-popular bar, so be prepared to be patient with the persevering staff - simply sit back and relax, and pass the time with a little people-watching. If its totally full, choose from one of the other tapas bars that line the entire length of the car park.
Just across from Bar Bodega, through the arches of the old city walls, is a newly opened self-styled ‘gastrotaberna’. Owned by one of the best delicatessens in Ronda. Rather more refined (and pricier!) than most of it’s neighbours in the plaza of Barrio San Francisco, it makes a nice change for some elegant tapas and local wines, whilst admiring the centuries old Puerta de Almocábar.
LaBarFina Ronda
Just across from Bar Bodega, through the arches of the old city walls, is a newly opened self-styled ‘gastrotaberna’. Owned by one of the best delicatessens in Ronda. Rather more refined (and pricier!) than most of it’s neighbours in the plaza of Barrio San Francisco, it makes a nice change for some elegant tapas and local wines, whilst admiring the centuries old Puerta de Almocábar.
A perfect stop off whilst you see the sights around the famous bridge, try to get a table right at the back, where the windows overlook the stunning gorge and bridge. Here you can try many of the local Ronda wines by the glass, a rare pleasure, along with some nice tapas.
Tabanco Los Arcos
6 C. ArmiñánA perfect stop off whilst you see the sights around the famous bridge, try to get a table right at the back, where the windows overlook the stunning gorge and bridge. Here you can try many of the local Ronda wines by the glass, a rare pleasure, along with some nice tapas.
The little sister of Restaurante Bardal, (which now has two Michelin stars), Tragatá is a lively and stylish choice for tapas with a creative twist.
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Tragatá
4 C. NuevaThe little sister of Restaurante Bardal, (which now has two Michelin stars), Tragatá is a lively and stylish choice for tapas with a creative twist.
If you do have a special occasion and like to expand gastronomic horizons then go to Restaurante Bardal. Chef Benito Gomez (now with two Michelin stars) offers diners a creative culinary experience, where he uses classic Spanish ingredients to design structured menus of around 16-21 dishes divided into 'acts and sequences of tastings'. There are two tasting menus, each with a fixed price and you can also opt for their selection of wines that perfectly accompany each choice. The service, the combination of flavours, the presentation, atmosphere and decor all combine to provide a quality dining experience. It's not cheap, but it's perfect for a special celebration. Book well in advance.
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Bardal
1 C. José AparicioIf you do have a special occasion and like to expand gastronomic horizons then go to Restaurante Bardal. Chef Benito Gomez (now with two Michelin stars) offers diners a creative culinary experience, where he uses classic Spanish ingredients to design structured menus of around 16-21 dishes divided into 'acts and sequences of tastings'. There are two tasting menus, each with a fixed price and you can also opt for their selection of wines that perfectly accompany each choice. The service, the combination of flavours, the presentation, atmosphere and decor all combine to provide a quality dining experience. It's not cheap, but it's perfect for a special celebration. Book well in advance.
Almost opposite Bar El Convento, in Calle San Francisco, it is with a deep sigh we add El Barrio to our list of recommendations, for this is our own local hangout! This is where we go if we just want to pop out somewhere nearby for a hearty meal (Cristobal, the owner, is a butcher) and maybe watch some international sport on the tv. The meat is outstanding, cooked on the bbq outside in the summer or inside on the grill in the winter. This is a truly local experience, rarely a tourist in sight, but thoroughly deserving to be shared with our guests!
バル エル バリオ
Almost opposite Bar El Convento, in Calle San Francisco, it is with a deep sigh we add El Barrio to our list of recommendations, for this is our own local hangout! This is where we go if we just want to pop out somewhere nearby for a hearty meal (Cristobal, the owner, is a butcher) and maybe watch some international sport on the tv. The meat is outstanding, cooked on the bbq outside in the summer or inside on the grill in the winter. This is a truly local experience, rarely a tourist in sight, but thoroughly deserving to be shared with our guests!
Located directly on the Calle de la Bola (the main pedestrian shopping street, officially titled Calle Espinel), the conventional facade of Las Maravillas disguises a trendy and fashionably-designed restaurant with fabulous food. Inside or outside, there is always a lively atmosphere and this is one of the few places where you can get a great meal at any time of the day as they serve non-stop from morning to night, great for anyone with children or who wants to eat early.
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Restaurante Las Maravillas
12 Carrera EspinelLocated directly on the Calle de la Bola (the main pedestrian shopping street, officially titled Calle Espinel), the conventional facade of Las Maravillas disguises a trendy and fashionably-designed restaurant with fabulous food. Inside or outside, there is always a lively atmosphere and this is one of the few places where you can get a great meal at any time of the day as they serve non-stop from morning to night, great for anyone with children or who wants to eat early.
On the corner of Calle de la Bola and Avenida Virgen de la Paz sits the new Hotel Catalonia, which opened just a few years ago, and on their rooftop is the most fabulous bar in which to enjoy sundowners with a view. Simply walk through the hotel's reception to the elevators and ride up to the top floor, take a seat overlooking Ronda's ancient bullring, and feel your spirits rise as the sun (and your drink!) goes down.
Restaurante Panorámico
16 C. Virgen de la PazOn the corner of Calle de la Bola and Avenida Virgen de la Paz sits the new Hotel Catalonia, which opened just a few years ago, and on their rooftop is the most fabulous bar in which to enjoy sundowners with a view. Simply walk through the hotel's reception to the elevators and ride up to the top floor, take a seat overlooking Ronda's ancient bullring, and feel your spirits rise as the sun (and your drink!) goes down.
Whilst we love Spanish food, sometimes you just get a craving for something a bit more familiar, and what could be more down to earth than bacon-and-eggs? Except that this particular breakfast combines our favourite breakfast with that of the Andalusians - the mollete (pronounced moy-et-tay). Molletes are delicious oval-shaped buns of the fluffiest, softest bread. Andalusians like to have them served lightly toasted on the outside only, then they cut them open to reveal the warm softly-steaming white centre, onto which they generously pour olive oil and sprinkle some salt. Some like to add pulped tomatoes and others raw garlic. It may sound like a strange breakfast, but try it sometime - it's delicious!
Anyway, back to the bacon-and-eggs. If you're hankering after this particular type of breakfast during your stay at La Cazalla, take a morning drive to Venta La Parrilla at the Hotel Sierra Hildalga (just across from the hospital on the Ronda circular road). Breakfast can be enjoyed between 10:00 and 12:00 (be prepared - it's popular and busy!) and if you order "un mollete con beicon y huevos de pollo" (pronounced oon moy-et-tay con baycon e way-vos day poy-yo), you will be served this little slice of heaven - just make sure there are plenty of napkins handy before you start!
Venta la Parrilla
Whilst we love Spanish food, sometimes you just get a craving for something a bit more familiar, and what could be more down to earth than bacon-and-eggs? Except that this particular breakfast combines our favourite breakfast with that of the Andalusians - the mollete (pronounced moy-et-tay). Molletes are delicious oval-shaped buns of the fluffiest, softest bread. Andalusians like to have them served lightly toasted on the outside only, then they cut them open to reveal the warm softly-steaming white centre, onto which they generously pour olive oil and sprinkle some salt. Some like to add pulped tomatoes and others raw garlic. It may sound like a strange breakfast, but try it sometime - it's delicious!
Anyway, back to the bacon-and-eggs. If you're hankering after this particular type of breakfast during your stay at La Cazalla, take a morning drive to Venta La Parrilla at the Hotel Sierra Hildalga (just across from the hospital on the Ronda circular road). Breakfast can be enjoyed between 10:00 and 12:00 (be prepared - it's popular and busy!) and if you order "un mollete con beicon y huevos de pollo" (pronounced oon moy-et-tay con baycon e way-vos day poy-yo), you will be served this little slice of heaven - just make sure there are plenty of napkins handy before you start!
Kiosko De La Alameda - Another great spot for breakfast, a daytime snack or cocktails at sundown is the old-fashioned kiosk in the park (Alameda) overlooking the gorge. Open from 9am to 11pm, this is fast becoming the ‘in’ place for sundowners, but personally we love to pop in during the summer, after an early morning walk, for a quiet (and cool) coffee and toast with tomatoes.
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アラメダ・デル・タホ
1 P.º Blas InfanteKiosko De La Alameda - Another great spot for breakfast, a daytime snack or cocktails at sundown is the old-fashioned kiosk in the park (Alameda) overlooking the gorge. Open from 9am to 11pm, this is fast becoming the ‘in’ place for sundowners, but personally we love to pop in during the summer, after an early morning walk, for a quiet (and cool) coffee and toast with tomatoes.
If you're having a day out to explore Zahara (one of five of the most picturesque towns to visit from Ronda), you simply must stop and have lunch at a restaurant with the most incredible view and heavenly food: Al Lago ("by the lake"). It's a slightly more expensive option than our usual dining recommendations, but it's absolutely worth every cent. American chef Stefan and his British wife Mona bring "the traditional Spanish kitchen into the modern day with an emphasis on lighter, fresher local produce prepared with the influences of our backgrounds" (Mona is of Indian/Pakistani descent).
Stefan offers a six-course tasting menu every day, alongside an extensive carte (see here) and daily specials. We've happily devoured the most flavoursome cod served in a banana leaf, delicately seared tuna, and jabali (wild boar) cooked in a spicy pepper sauce, all served with perfectly-cooked vegetables (vegetables can sometimes be a bit of an afterthought on your plate here in Andalusia).
Al Lago Restaurant
If you're having a day out to explore Zahara (one of five of the most picturesque towns to visit from Ronda), you simply must stop and have lunch at a restaurant with the most incredible view and heavenly food: Al Lago ("by the lake"). It's a slightly more expensive option than our usual dining recommendations, but it's absolutely worth every cent. American chef Stefan and his British wife Mona bring "the traditional Spanish kitchen into the modern day with an emphasis on lighter, fresher local produce prepared with the influences of our backgrounds" (Mona is of Indian/Pakistani descent).
Stefan offers a six-course tasting menu every day, alongside an extensive carte (see here) and daily specials. We've happily devoured the most flavoursome cod served in a banana leaf, delicately seared tuna, and jabali (wild boar) cooked in a spicy pepper sauce, all served with perfectly-cooked vegetables (vegetables can sometimes be a bit of an afterthought on your plate here in Andalusia).
Wandering down the pedestrian street opposite the Parador, Calle Nueva, you might be forgiven for passing this restaurant and not giving it a second glance, but stop! Puerta Grande is a little gem of great, old-fashioned style service and wonderful food - try the super-chilled gazpacho served in an ice bowl, the baked fish filleted in front of you at the table, the rabo de toro lasagna…and genuinely the friendliest waiting staff in town.
Puerta Grande
10 C. NuevaWandering down the pedestrian street opposite the Parador, Calle Nueva, you might be forgiven for passing this restaurant and not giving it a second glance, but stop! Puerta Grande is a little gem of great, old-fashioned style service and wonderful food - try the super-chilled gazpacho served in an ice bowl, the baked fish filleted in front of you at the table, the rabo de toro lasagna…and genuinely the friendliest waiting staff in town.
This is a tiny place about two thirds of the way up the main pedestrian street. Don’t try to go there in a big group, but if there are 2 or 3 or 4 of you who want to sneak away for a little treat, you’ll be delighted by Quinto Tramo. Order as many tapas as you can and share them so you each get to have a taste, this is tapas with a twist, heavenly flavours and a great, buzzing local atmosphere.
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Quinto Tramo
75 Carrera EspinelThis is a tiny place about two thirds of the way up the main pedestrian street. Don’t try to go there in a big group, but if there are 2 or 3 or 4 of you who want to sneak away for a little treat, you’ll be delighted by Quinto Tramo. Order as many tapas as you can and share them so you each get to have a taste, this is tapas with a twist, heavenly flavours and a great, buzzing local atmosphere.
This is the opposite of Quinto Tramo - great for big groups as it has plenty of space and long or round tables. Newly opened at the end of 2021, the restaurant has a fresh decor, a creative chef, knowledgeable and attentive waiters and we think it gives Tragata a run for its money!
Sensur Gastrobar
This is the opposite of Quinto Tramo - great for big groups as it has plenty of space and long or round tables. Newly opened at the end of 2021, the restaurant has a fresh decor, a creative chef, knowledgeable and attentive waiters and we think it gives Tragata a run for its money!
And last but not least, a restaurant very close to our hearts. Martin Abramzon used to come to La Cazalla to cook privately for our guests, now he has opened his own restaurant and you have to go to him! For meatlovers this is a winner, his Argentinian grill is rapidly becoming the go to place for visitors from the coast too, who are surprised to find themselves arriving at it’s unusual location. Prepare to be wowed!
KÜTRAL
33 C. GuadalimarAnd last but not least, a restaurant very close to our hearts. Martin Abramzon used to come to La Cazalla to cook privately for our guests, now he has opened his own restaurant and you have to go to him! For meatlovers this is a winner, his Argentinian grill is rapidly becoming the go to place for visitors from the coast too, who are surprised to find themselves arriving at it’s unusual location. Prepare to be wowed!
Shopping
Boom, in the pedestrian street, and Petit Boom, near the Bull Ring - for floaty hippy chic, perfect for sultry summer nights in Spain!
Boom
57 Carrera EspinelBoom, in the pedestrian street, and Petit Boom, near the Bull Ring - for floaty hippy chic, perfect for sultry summer nights in Spain!
Local jamon, local wines, local delicacies, all under one roof and with a coffee shop too.
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La Casa del Jamón
16 C. JerezLocal jamon, local wines, local delicacies, all under one roof and with a coffee shop too.
If you are looking for a genuine 'flamenco inspired' gift, this is a great place for gorgeous dangly earrings and other little trinkets.
Hispania Flamenco
12 C. Lorenzo BorregoIf you are looking for a genuine 'flamenco inspired' gift, this is a great place for gorgeous dangly earrings and other little trinkets.
A gift and souvenir shop on the main shopping street that specialises in genuine locally crafted wool and leather products, proper fedora hats and carved wood walking sticks.
Viuda De Cipriano
A gift and souvenir shop on the main shopping street that specialises in genuine locally crafted wool and leather products, proper fedora hats and carved wood walking sticks.
In our opinion, the best delicatessen in town because of its wide variety of jamons, cheeses, local wines and interesting tins of biscuits and sweets.
Jamonería Granadina
4 C. SetenilIn our opinion, the best delicatessen in town because of its wide variety of jamons, cheeses, local wines and interesting tins of biscuits and sweets.
Essentials
In our opinion, the best quality Spanish supermarket in Ronda. There are two branches, this one, and another in Calle Bulerias, which is easier to get to from the Ring Road (circunvalacion)
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Mercadona
3 C. GuadalcobacinIn our opinion, the best quality Spanish supermarket in Ronda. There are two branches, this one, and another in Calle Bulerias, which is easier to get to from the Ring Road (circunvalacion)
If you need a pharmacy during your stay, this is the place to head to. Open every day from 08.30-21.30, you can park outside. Helpful and friendly staff.
Farmacia Galindo
If you need a pharmacy during your stay, this is the place to head to. Open every day from 08.30-21.30, you can park outside. Helpful and friendly staff.
Got an emergency - head straight to the 'Urgencias' department of the main hospital, taking your passport, ID and insurance documents (if you have them) with you.
Hospital de la Serranía de Ronda
Got an emergency - head straight to the 'Urgencias' department of the main hospital, taking your passport, ID and insurance documents (if you have them) with you.
Not an emergency but need to see a doctor, this is a private walk-in clinic, no appointment needed, some English spoken.
Policlinica Serrania - Médicos Nocturnos Ronda
Not an emergency but need to see a doctor, this is a private walk-in clinic, no appointment needed, some English spoken.
Not an emergency but need to see a doctor, nurse or have test? This is a reasonably modern private clinic, helpful staff but not much English spoken. The bonus is this place has two parking spaces outside!
Medical Center “Médicos de Ronda”
Not an emergency but need to see a doctor, nurse or have test? This is a reasonably modern private clinic, helpful staff but not much English spoken. The bonus is this place has two parking spaces outside!
Suma is the closest mini-supermarket, it’s not large, but it has the essentials for emergencies . At the top of the track , turn left and then right at the next roundabout . It’s at the bottom of the hill. Open Mon to Sat, 9am to 9.30pm.
Sundays 9am to 3.30pm.
Supermercado Suma Ronda 2 EL BARRIO
Suma is the closest mini-supermarket, it’s not large, but it has the essentials for emergencies . At the top of the track , turn left and then right at the next roundabout . It’s at the bottom of the hill. Open Mon to Sat, 9am to 9.30pm.
Sundays 9am to 3.30pm.
Just of the ring road 'circunvalacion' this is an easy stop and shop option. Open on Sundays during summer.
Lidl
Just of the ring road 'circunvalacion' this is an easy stop and shop option. Open on Sundays during summer.
Useful if you can't find what you want in the big new Mercadona next door, especially organic produce and non-Spanish wines.
ALDI
Useful if you can't find what you want in the big new Mercadona next door, especially organic produce and non-Spanish wines.
The closest fresh bakery, take the car and an extra person, so one can jump out and grab fresh bread while the other lurks with the car outside, because you'll never get a parking spot!
Panaderia Carmen Alba
22 C. San Francisco de AsísThe closest fresh bakery, take the car and an extra person, so one can jump out and grab fresh bread while the other lurks with the car outside, because you'll never get a parking spot!
The CEPSA fuel station in nearby Barrio San Francisco has a little shop that is open on a Sunday all year round for bread and other essentials.
Cepsa
The CEPSA fuel station in nearby Barrio San Francisco has a little shop that is open on a Sunday all year round for bread and other essentials.
Getting Around
Buses to/from the surrounding villages as well as Seville and Malaga
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Estacion de Autobuses
Buses to/from the surrounding villages as well as Seville and Malaga
Auto Ronda Rent a Car
26 C. GenalThe only car rental place in town!
Colegio El Castillo
The nearest public car park, located in the old town, adjacent to the town hall.
The most central car park in Ronda, a bit tight and a bit expensive, but convenient!
Plaza del Socorro
s/n Pl. del SocorroThe most central car park in Ronda, a bit tight and a bit expensive, but convenient!
The cheapest car park in central Ronda, good if you want to go shopping in the pedestrian street and then relax in one of the tapas bars that line one side of it.
Public parking La Concepción
The cheapest car park in central Ronda, good if you want to go shopping in the pedestrian street and then relax in one of the tapas bars that line one side of it.
Experiences
Ronda Flamenca
Plaza del SocorroFlamenco in the centre of Ronda, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Road bikes, mountain bikes and electric bikes available to hire and delivered to La Cazalla. Get out in to the glorious countryside surrounding Ronda, self-guided or guided rides.
HarmanBikes
Road bikes, mountain bikes and electric bikes available to hire and delivered to La Cazalla. Get out in to the glorious countryside surrounding Ronda, self-guided or guided rides.
If you only have time to visit one vineyard during your stay in Ronda, make it Bodega Ramos-Paul. A stunning setting, fascinating buildings, very special wines and truly lovely hosts.
Bodegas Ramos-Paul
If you only have time to visit one vineyard during your stay in Ronda, make it Bodega Ramos-Paul. A stunning setting, fascinating buildings, very special wines and truly lovely hosts.
Hiking in the province of Malaga is possible in the Spring, Autumn and Winter. The Gran Senda de Málaga, the GR-249, is 739kms long and has 35 stages, with several of them in the stunning mountains around Ronda. There are many lovely walks and hikes from La Cazalla's own gate, which sits on the GR-141 footpath between Ronda and Alpandeire, a path which has been used by the Romans, the Moors and the bandoleros!
Gran Senda de Málaga
54 C/ PacíficoHiking in the province of Malaga is possible in the Spring, Autumn and Winter. The Gran Senda de Málaga, the GR-249, is 739kms long and has 35 stages, with several of them in the stunning mountains around Ronda. There are many lovely walks and hikes from La Cazalla's own gate, which sits on the GR-141 footpath between Ronda and Alpandeire, a path which has been used by the Romans, the Moors and the bandoleros!
We thoroughly recommend that you acquaint yourself with Ronda and it's fascinating history and buildings by taking a walking tour with Marta, an official tourist guide and a local Rondeña.
Ronda Tours - Guía de Turismo Ronda
We thoroughly recommend that you acquaint yourself with Ronda and it's fascinating history and buildings by taking a walking tour with Marta, an official tourist guide and a local Rondeña.