Salou

The Morera de Pablo i Esther is set in a quiet area of Salou, away from the main promenade. Offering an excellent fine-dining experience, this restaurant is a popular place for the locals of Salou and often gets booked up weeks in advance.

This traditional restaurant specialises in delicious seafood dishes. Its wondeful patio overlooks one of Salou’s many beaches, so you can dine watching the sun set. If you want to eat inside instead, La Goleta’s clever designs means you can look out onto the beach whilst dining.

This hip venue has a welcoming ambience for all ages and it offers simple yet deliciously tasty favourites such as steak, burgers, fajitas and pizza. To drink they have incredible freakshakes and luscious frozen cocktails.

Classic cuisine with a creative twist is what you’ll find at Cook and Travel. An incredible amount of care and attention goes into each Mediterranean dish. With inspiration from Mexican and Peruvian cooking, it really needs to be tasted to be believed.

For the heartiest of meals served with a smile, the Guinness Tavern delivers. With great food, great service and great Guinness it is a must when out in Salou. It offers no-frill meals which hit the spot every time. This restaurant will be a regular must whilst on holiday in Salou.

For the best cocktails in Salou, head to Koko Beach Club which features chic white sofas and fresh, colourful turquoise design accents. There’s plenty of outdoor seating so that you can enjoy the incredible sea view – making the sunset a picture perfect moment!

For a night to remember head to Chaplins Salou, which hosts live performances 6 nights a week. With two rooms you can either listen to classic caberet or belt your heart out on the karaoke next door. Not only does it cater for the adults, it also hosts kids shows with Disney Princesses.

As one of the most popular bars and cafes in Salou, Danny Boy is a cornerstone of Salou nightlife. Danny Boy’s welcoming Irish hospitality makes it a must for couples and families alike, with live sport and music shown throughout the week, why not pop in.

Located on one of Salou’s beautiful beaches, Morabito is a quirky little bar which boasts no walls and beautiful views whichever way you look. With its locality to Salou’s shops and its port, this little slice of the beach is great whatever time you visit.

If you want a high class of clubbing, Flash Back is where you’ll find it. It boasts 2 different nightclub areas, 8 bars, a restaurant lounge and a VIP area. With a wide variety of music, from pop rock to the 80’s classics, Flash Back is sure to cater to your style of music.

The Salou Winter Festival takes place in the last week of January, stretching into February. There’s a wide range of events and activities that take place for all ages. The culminating moment has to be what is known as Cos Blanc.

This annual gastro-event takes place every year over a weekend in late March/early April. The town’s restaurants set up stalls along the seafront promenade and offer their best dishes for visitors to enjoy.

Taking place every year, usually in May, the Gastrotour provides an excellent way for visitors to explore the local cuisine. The Gastrotour is a route around participating restaurants, bars, cafes and ice cream parlours, which have created tapas and other dishes specifically for the event.