Welcome to our guide to the best restaurants to eat out in Cabo Roig as well as recommended bars and pubs located in the town of Cabo Roig, Costa Blanca, Spain.
As well as listing restaurants we also welcome reader reviews and opinions which you will find in the comments box at the bottom of the page.
These are just some of the questions that we answer in this article:
- What is the best restaurant in Cabo Roig?
- There are so many – which is the best Chinese restaurant?
- Recommended places to eat out in Cabo Roig?
- What is the worst restaurant in Cabo Roig?
- Which restaurants should I avoid in Cabo Roig?
- Are there any Michelin starred restaurants?
- Where do locals eat out – any good Spanish restaurants?
- What restaurants in Cabo Roig are the cheapest?
- Any vegetarian restaurants in Cabo Roig?
- Who does the best paella in Cabo Roig?
- Which is the best seafood restaurant?
About Cabo Roig
Set to the south of Alicante and Torrevieja is the popular and relatively small beach resort of Cabo Roig.
Access is easy by taking either the N-332 or AP-7 from either Alicante airport in the north or Murcia San Javier airport which is only 10 minutes drive away.
Cabo Roig is the place to relax on the very good beaches of Playa Cala Capitan and Playa Cala Caleta.
There are lovely walks along the cliffs to the neighbouring resorts of La Zenia and Campoamor.
For other nearby towns see our Costa Blanca Restaurants home page.
There are not really many sights here but there is the historic Cabo Roig watchtower, some great golf courses and the marina.
The Aquapolis water park in nearby Torrevieja is great for the kids.
For other excursions there are the theme parks in Benidorm such as Terra Mitica and Mundomar and for historic cities there is Murcia, Cartagena, Elche (Rio Safari Park) and Alicante, all a relatively short distance away
Below is a video showing the best sights of Cabo Roig:
Cabo Roig Map
Below we have a map of Cabo Roig.
Cabo Roig Restaurants
If you eat out at lunch you can normally get the menu of the day (Menu del Dia in Spanish) which is a set menu inclusive of bread, starter, main course, dessert and wine. This is much better value than a la carte.
Cabo Roig is a great place to eat out because there are so many different types of restaurants offering different types of cuisines. This is definitely not your typical Spanish town or village but a very international resort.
There are so many English people on holiday here that you could be forgiven for thinking that you are on holiday in Blackpool as you will find plenty of English bars, pubs and restaurants serving English breakfasts and fish and chips!
Most bars and restaurants are located along the Cabo Roig Strip. There is some great free entertainment in the many bars and pubs the best known of which is the Bushwacka Australian Bar & Pub.
We are not sure why but there are so many Irish bars here in Cabo Roig such as Flannigans, Old Bog Road and McCanns.
Other popular Cabo Roig bars include the Queen Victoria (or Queen Vic as most people call it) which does an excellent English breakfast and bingo, the Bar Med, Bar Liquid, La Bodegita bar and Listers.
Many people finish the night in Trinity which open until at least 4am!
For the best rated restaurants in Cabo Roig try the Argentinian steak house called Aberdin Angus (which is not a misspelling, but surely they meant to call it the Aberdeen Angus!).
Beef or Salmon is also good for steaks.
Although there are so many Chinese (The Wok), Indian (Balti Towers or the Green Chilli), Thai restaurants and English restaurants it would be a shame to come to Spain and not try the freshly caught fish and seafood as well as the traditional paella.
For traditional Spanish food try the La Bahia restaurant right on the beach of La Caleta in Cabo Roig. Try get a table on the outside terrace with wonderful views of the beach and the Mediterranean Sea.
As well you will also be able to eat out in Italian restaurants such as Puccinis and the Italian Affair.
For Mexican food try the Tex Mex which is next to Flannigans Bar.
For French food try the Eiffel Tower Bridge Brasserie.
Reviews of Restaurants in Cabo Roig
We are quite happy to admit that we need user reviews in order to make this site bigger and better, we can’t possibly eat out in all the restaurants and we do value your opinions and thoughts.
Please do tell us if there are any restaurants that we are unaware of and have not yet listed.
The comment box at the bottom of the page is where you can do this as well as telling us your reviews and ratings of any restaurant that we have listed in Cabo Roig.
New restaurants are opening all the time and existing ones unfortunately are closing, so do help us keep the listings up to date.
If you are a bit stuck on what to write, have a look at some of the suggestions and criteria we have listed below in reviewing restaurants:
- Service from your waiter or waitress
- Atmosphere and ambience
- Any signature dishes or special wines
- Busy or quiet – need to book or reserve a table?
- Family-friendly?
- Quality & taste of food
- Freshness of the ingredients
- Rate the chef
- What about the size of portions
- Value for money?
Cabo Roig Restaurants – A-Z Alphabetical Listings
Bushwacka Bar – This very popular Australian bar is located on the lively Cabo Roig strip and also serves food as well as drinks. There are many special nights where they host karaoke and live bands so it is a must visit if you are going on holiday to Cabo Roig.
Listers Restaurant – For previous customers who are wondering what has happened, we have been informed Listers has now closed for business.
Puccini’s Restaurant - The Puccini’s Restaurant in Cabo Roig is a fine Italian restaurant, maybe you have also dined at the sister Puccini’s in Punta Prima…”
Cabo Roig Restaurants Summary
Cabo Roig is a very popular tourist destination especially with British people. There are so many bars and restaurants that we wish to give you the best possible guide so that you can make the most of your holiday. In the article above we show you the best places to eat out and drink in Cabo Roig.
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