La Mamma Elena - Estepona

A beautiful place with a lot of space. the personal is professional, friendly and helpful, would recommend for a large Italian

Great decor, beautiful ambiente with the fairy lights in the window. service was fast, but the restaurant was not very busy. our waitress was a bit strange, sometimes very friendly, but also the mood brought a little down. we celebrated our engagement and. our birthdays and the waitress asked several times where we wanted to marry before we told ourselves that we would not last a day when she married because it was in a dangerous part of mexicos that brought down the dead. I appreciate it when someone tries to talk, but we found our own conversations interrupted, maybe because she was boring? a little pushy if I ask myself to try the wee I chose, I just wanted her to pour a glass for my engaged! the food itself was delicious and cheap. I had a lasagne that I have never seen as it was served in a tomato sauce, but I was pleasantly surprised! my partner chose the spaghetti carbonara and loved her! it was rich and satisfying and less saucy than expected. the drink was quite cheap, but there was a fee of € 1.50 per person, only for the luxury of eating there that was not brought to our attention. If that weren't the case, I'd give 4 stars, and if the sombre waiter hadn't almost ruined the mood, it would have been 5.

Just by the hotel and in a group of restaurants. Service was nice and the food was nice. Found it a little expensive for the style or restaurant.

After 4 visits to this area and also opting for another Italian, we decided to give this ago. We had wondered why it was always so quiet when compared to other restaurants in the area. I can reveal the food is lovely, authentic and tasty,...service is great and the restaurant itself is good apart from the table cloths. The material is an easy wipe which is quite sticky. Off putting and so was the price which might explain why it’s quiet. 2 mains, 2 drinks over €45 which was a lot.

Next to Senator Banus hotel it wasn’t one we tried on our last visit. This is a large modern building very clean with terrace and indoor dining. Our eating time was 7pm quite early by spanish standards so it wasn’t busy. Served a small bruschetta...immediately while we pondered the menu. The food was fabulous but we made an error with the starters. They were huge and probably enough on their own I had avocado prawn cocktail and my husband caprese salad. Both delicious but too big. My fettuccine Alfredo was exquisite and pizz diavoli was a thin based tasty if a little salty feast. Nice wine to top it all off. 2 very satisfied and satiated customers