Brasserie Astoria
At Centro Plaza, one of Marbella's most consistently recommended fine-dining rooms outside the Michelin list — Nordic precision meets French brasserie warmth.
Bars, beaches, landmarks and local spots in Nueva Andalucía, Marbella — a hyperlocal guide to where to go.
At Centro Plaza, one of Marbella's most consistently recommended fine-dining rooms outside the Michelin list — Nordic precision meets French brasserie warmth.
A stylish, health-conscious restaurant known for fresh, innovative cooking — one of the area's most consistently well-regarded tables.
An elegant golf-valley classic serving fine French cuisine in a charming garden — duck, lamb, veal and truffle pasta, with a serious wine list.
Fresh, original tapas and small plates with good wines and cocktails, plus live entertainment — a fun night out near Centro Plaza.
A championship 18-hole course in the heart of the Golf Valley, one of the best-regarded in the area.
One of Marbella's trendiest daytime hotspots — a tropical pool club in Nueva Andalucía with DJ sessions and long lunches.
Avenida del Prado, Nueva Andalucía
One of the most talked-about newer additions to the coast's dining scene, on Avenida del Prado in the heart of Nueva Andalucía.
Plaza de Toros, Nueva Andalucía
The big Saturday flea market around the bullring — antiques, crafts, clothes and street food. A weekend institution.
A stylish grill specialising in exceptional grilled meats and seafood in a garden setting.
Centro Plaza, Avenida Manolete 1, Nueva Andalucía
A serene cookhouse and coffee house at Centro Plaza — organic farm-to-table brunch, artisan sourdough, açaí and smoothie bowls and properly brewed specialty coffee. Open daytime, Mon–Sat.
Chef Meir Adoni's acclaimed Eastern-Mediterranean restaurant near the Hard Rock Hotel — soulful modern Middle Eastern cooking, from kubbana bread and mezze to a seven-hour lamb shoulder.
A Centro Plaza staple for years — a sunny terrace, crowd-pleasing menus and swift service, just past the bullring.
A popular Asian-fusion spot for punchy, well-priced plates — a change of pace from the Golf Valley's Mediterranean fare.
A well-known asador (grill house) for prime cuts and hearty, well-cooked food in a relaxed setting — a Golf Valley favourite for meat lovers.