El Makami

Makami is one of those places that surprises you amidst the multitude of bars on the Fañabé promenade. Small, with just a few tables on an open terrace facing the sea, it combines the charm of an intimate spot with a cuisine that goes beyond the basics. Here, tapas take center stage: the octopus is presented in a unique way, the tuna—though served in small portions—stands out for its flavor, the tuna samosas are light and juicy, and the tomato bruschetta or garlic bread have that homemade, delicious touch that's so welcome.

The menu blends Mediterranean dishes with hints of other cultures, but without losing the informal spirit of tapas. They also serve pizzas and a good variety of cocktails, perfect to enjoy as the afternoon fades over the beach. All of this is set against a backdrop that makes all the difference: classic rock from the 80s and 90s (Toto, Foreigner, Billy Idol, Madonna…) that adds a nostalgic and cheerful touch.

The service is friendly and attentive, the prices are fair for its prime beachfront location, and best of all, it maintains its own unique character in a very tourist-oriented area. It's the kind of place that doesn't try to be anything it's not, but it ends up leaving a lasting impression: good food, good music, and the sea right in front.

In short: Makami is that little corner of Fañabé where tapas are enjoyed at a leisurely pace, the atmosphere feels authentic, and the seafront promenade becomes the perfect accompaniment to your meal.