The Farm- El Pozo Viejo

The place was cute , great entertainment, cosy in the middle of old town. The only thing is the food , and the fact they had to rush us out after two hours . The apps were good the main dishes were eh at best . Had the octopus , boneless ribs , and the tuna steak .

This place is expensive and the food is not very traditional. We were hoping to catch a show but it wasn't happening on that night. Don't fall for the pretty photos, not worth the hype.

I came to the restaurant four r years ago but it's not like It used to be the food is average but fresh the flamingo dancing without live music and the service was disorganised.

The forecast promised sunny but when it rained I needed to find a cozy dry spot with tasty Spanish food and wifi (finding wifi was actually hard!). After two yelp recommendations failed and only got me drench, I decided to dry off at the The Farm which I passed a few times in my wifi hunt. The staff welcomed me immediately and were very attentive throughout my stay. Food in Spain just generally tastes better but I count this spot as a local foodie gem. On a sunny day I would have loved to stay in the garden or come back for their Flamenco on Fridays, but that is what bucket lists are for!

Another reviewer mentioned the burger. Yes - it was amazing. I'd pair it with Tinto De Verano.

More than 5 stars! From the lovely lady who took our reservation, to our servers,
to chefs, to the amazing Flamenco dancers the experience was truly inspiring! My mother in-law became incredibly over heated and fainted, the staff all went above and beyond to help our family so much so we missed our final course and the management invited us back to enjoy the sadly missed course. Never in all my years of dining in many places around the world have we received such overwhelming hospitality! Bravo The Farm!

It is very tasty the food however a little bit pricey. We had grilled octopus, shellfish paella and the cheese platter. Everything was good but the Pamela didn't have a lot of shellfish. The sangria is super good. The waiter is super nice and the place is well located with a nice garden and terrace.

Best restaurant in Marbella!

We were just walking around in Marbella old town, stumbled across a sign to find the bunny rabbits. So we were intrigued and decided to have an afternoon beer.

And... there are 3 bunny rabbits actually walking around. They were so cute. My friends 3 year old was in heaven! And they had a litter of newborn bunnies in a cage. Super cool.

So we decided to have some food. And wow... it was so fresh. Tasted like it was picked right from a garden and jumped on my plate. I assume it did judging from the vegetable plants they had all around the patio.

And the prices were really good. In Marbella... cost of eating out is triple that of Malaga central. But here the prices were reasonable.

The building is really old as well. Built in 1502. You can read the history on the menu of the building.

So you must at least go and have a beer here. It's a historical building.

And don't order the rabbit on the menu. he he. (joke - no rabbit on the menu)

Excellent place for dinner in Marbella. The seafood paella was rich and tasty, while my husband raved about the lamb tagine. 2 portions of paella were ample for one adult and 2 kids. Wonderful service and cozy outdoor patio with rabbit hutch (the waiters let the kids feed them).

Really good! Newer place and has a great vibe and good, modern takes on Spanish cuisine.

A beautiful restaurant with outstanding attentive staff and delicious food. It's only "pricey" in comparison to other, less impressive places. Thursday or Saturday night flamenco is no extra cost and very high quality. The eggplant/asparagus/pesto pasta is a real treat. Beef cheeks were outstanding.