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Metro has a modern open plan interior with large TV screens where you can watch all of your favourite live sports. The Puerto Banús branch is on two floors with beautiful shaded terraces, in the heart of the Puerto Banús shopping area, and right next door to the cinema.

Hidden in the heart of the beautiful village of Alcaucin is Azafran Oasis, lending a touch of informality beneath the shade of orange trees where diners could take pleasure in some exquisite cuisine and frosted cava whilst relaxing on their comfortable sofas and enjoying the views beyond.

Before you let your appetite wander too far make sure you've tried their tapas dishes - mini spring rolls, albondigas, chicken satay and nachos with melted cheese and Cajun chilli, whilst the bar menu features beer battered panga, bearing much resemblance to the cod but slightly thinner, served with chunky homemade chips and minted garden peas, and beef burger which comes with a sesame seed bun, cheddar cheese and tomato relish. Hot Cajun or plain chicken with spinach, feta and raspberry vinaigrette make for a delightful salad, and pasta options include tagliatelle bolognaise and lasagne.

The well-designed ensuite bedrooms and the nearby Moorish five spouted fountain of fresh spring water are enticing enough to warrant a stay at Azafran Oasis.

Casa Robles is located in Calle Alvarez Quintero, which used to be called 'Mercaderes'. It looks onto the symbolic Cathedral of Seville, which is located just thirty feet from the restaurant. The restaurant served as a winery where the new wines of Villalba del Alcor, from his own vinyards in Huelva, were sold. Robles developed into a extensive winery and bar with two new buildings next to the original.

The early days were difficult because most guests preferred to eat tapas at the bar rather than a sit-down meal. Nowadays, Casa Robles has ten dining rooms of varying sizes.