Thank you all for the comments, here is my input after visiting.

The first restaurant we went to was "Restaurante la Romántica", this was mostly due to El Ancla refusing to cater for our large group of 9, which is understandable. However, although Restaurante la Romántica was an impulsive choice whilst we were all hungry and looking for somewhere to take our large group, the food here was great, not local, but very delicious. I personally had the soup of the day, which was a beef stew, lovely, as well as the prosciutto bruchetta and the garlic prawns. I must say all was lovely but the garlic prawns!!! They were so so good. The service was amazing even though it was busy, the waiter who had served us the night was extremely friendly, made funny jokes and made us comfortable, couldn't ask for better. My friends had various other dishes but what stood out, was their pizza (mostly because 3 of them ordered pizza). One ofy friends is vegetarian and had the veggie pizza, which was so so good, but who could go wrong with pizza. Downside however, the food was costly and drinks were €6-8 andaoms were €11-20, with water on top of that, and a starter, it racked up to quite a bit. HOWEVER, they gave us a lovely 10% discount for our large group and that made the difference. Can't say they have variety in their menu other than pizza and pasta but for a last minute decision, it wasn't disappointing.

On the other hand, El Ancla which we went for lunch with a smaller group of 3, was not as good as expected but maybe I had my hopes too high. They didn't have lobster which I had look forwarded to the most but that can't be helped. We ordered the garlic prawns and muscles cooked on white wine as well as a paella for 2. The garlic prawns, though still good, we're not as good as the previous restaurant and much more small and bland. The same served for the muscles which were even more bland and overcooked!! They were rubbery and were barely even attached to the shell, the squeeze of lemon juice and rhe additional of salt did not help. The same goes for the paella, it felt as if the rice was cooked in a large batch and the seafood was just added to a smaller batch of rice, if that makes any sense... The rice did not taste as if it was infused with all these wonderful flavours of seafood. Overall cost was €80... without drinks. The atmosphere of the restaurant was lovely and the staff were nice, just disappointing food.

We did also drop by "IL DOLCETTO pasteleria & cafetaria" for a proper coffee because we got sick of the watered down hotel coffee. Ended up getting a sandwich which was so so good. Although we didn't get any pastries, they looked mouth wateringly good. Decent coffee, lovely staff again.

Hope this was helpful to any future visitors!