RODA GOLF RESORT, WHERE TO EAT & DRINK
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Café Bar Yemanjá set to reopen for the season from this date!After a winter break, Cabo de Palos’s favourite bar is reopening for the spring and summer season from this March Café Bar Yemanjá in Cabo de Palos will reopen its doors on Saturday March 14, welcoming customers from 10am to 4pm.. 24/02/2026
Sign up for one of six special haute cuisine evenings at La Manga Club this year: Limited spaces availableSix guest chefs recognised by the Michelin Guide and Repsol will host exclusive dining experiences between March and November A new series of fine dining events will bring some of Spain’s most celebrated chefs to La Manga Club this year, offering..
April 10 to 12 Olé Fest in Los AlcázaresA typical Andalusian spring fair takes over the centres of Los Alacázares and Los Narejos Over the weekend of 10th to 12th April anyone in Los Alcázares will be able to enjoy a fiesta of typical Spanish music, food and traditions in the bars..
Catering an event in Murcia or Alicante with a hog roast and pulled porkJulian's perfect Hog Roast Murcia is the only hog roast company in Murcia and Alicante Anyone who has ever held an event in Murcia or Alicante will know the challenge of trying to feed the masses who turn up. Whether it's a public event like a..
Did you know? Roda Golf sells its own olive oilThe Roda Golf olive oil is made using olives picked on the golf course It's a staple of any Spanish recipe, whether for cooking or as an unheated addition to your dish. Olive oil. It is almost ubiquitous in Spain, but did you know that the.. 29/04/2024
Where to eat on Roda Golf ResortSee where to have lunch, dinner and drinks on and near the Roda Golf & Beach Resort When visiting the stunning Roda Golf & Beach Resort in Murcia, one of the key aspects of your experience is undoubtedly the delectable dining options available..
Authentic Indian and Asian food in Los Alcazares from CurrysEat at the Curry’s Nepali & Indian Restaurant in Los Alcázares Sometimes all you want in Spain is the familiar taste of a Chicken Korma or a Tikka Masala, or something more exotic than the usual Spanish or British fare, such as Nepali..
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