Let's clear this up in the first sentence: this isn't a gym. Brisa y Viento sits in our gym directory, but the listing types are restaurant and food, and every single review is about a meal on the seafront in Moraira, Spain. Nobody mentions a squat rack because there isn't one. If you landed here looking to train, you're in the wrong place, and I'd rather tell you that plainly than pad out a fitness description for a business that serves paella.
What it actually is
Brisa y Viento (several reviewers also call it "Brisa y Mar") is a front-line restaurant on Calle Mar in Moraira, on the Alicante coast. It holds a 4.4 rating across 128 reviews. That's a real sample for a small seaside spot, and the written reviews are detailed enough to be genuinely useful if you're deciding where to eat, not where to lift.
What diners agree on
The set menu comes up again and again, and the value gets specific, which I appreciate. A large family of eight who visited on a Saturday evening in May 2026 wrote a long, concrete review: "3 courses for 26 euros and they were fabulous." They described "tempura prawns for a starter (huge, fresh prawns served beautifully)," an entrecote "cooked to perfection," and a total bill "including drinks (some alcoholic)" of "210 euros" for eight people. That's the kind of number a review should carry, and it's rare.
Other visitors quote different set-menu prices, which is worth noticing. One reviewer mentions "the 3 course menu which was amazing for the price of only 25 euros," while an April 2026 diner chose "the set menu options at 18.50 euros" and singled out the paella as "well cooked and flavourful." So the fixed-price menu seems to shift, or there are tiers. If price matters, ask which set menu is running the day you go.
The service theme is consistent too. "The staff were so pleasant and helpful," said the family of eight. An August 2025 review echoed it: "The staff are super friendly and make you feel welcome... you really get great value for your money." Friendly service and strong value for a set menu is the whole story here.
What the average measures
A 4.4 across 128 reviews is a healthy restaurant rating. The five written reviews I can see are all glowing, which means the ratings pulling the average below, say, 4.7 are the silent ones without text. That's normal for restaurants: quiet three-star clicks drag a number down while the enthusiastic diners write paragraphs. So read 4.4 as "well liked, with a chunk of quieter middling votes I can't read the reasons for."
What's missing
For a restaurant, the gaps are small but real. The listing shows no website and no phone number, which is unusual and a nuisance if you want to book a table for a group. Posted hours are consistent: 11:30 to 23:00 every day. If you're planning a large dinner like that party of eight, you may have to walk in or find the number elsewhere, since the listing doesn't carry it.
Who it's not for
Anyone looking for a workout. Full stop. Beyond that, if you need to reserve ahead and want a listed phone number, this listing won't give you one. And if you're chasing a specific set-menu price, confirm on the day, because reviewers quote anywhere from 18.50 to 26 euros.
FAQ
Is Brisa y Viento a gym?
No. Despite appearing in a gym directory, it's a seafront restaurant in Moraira, Spain. The listing categories are restaurant and food, and all reviews describe meals.
How much is the set menu?
Reviewers quote different prices, from 18.50 euros up to 26 euros for three courses, depending on when they visited. Confirm the current set menu on the day.
Is it good value?
Diners repeatedly say yes. One party of eight paid 210 euros total including drinks and called it "fantastic value for money."
Can I book a table?
The listing shows no phone number or website, so booking through it isn't possible. You may need to walk in or find contact details elsewhere.
What are the opening hours?
Posted hours are 11:30 to 23:00 daily.