Banús Beach

Banús Beach is a beachfront bar and restaurant on Muelle de Levante in Puerto Banús, right in the heart of Marbella's most popular marina strip. It runs from morning sunbeds to late-night DJ sets.

The crowd comes for cocktails and music above all else. By afternoon the DJ is on and the terrace fills up fast. Deck chairs and hammocks line the front. It's a full-day spot rather than a quick lunch stop.

Prices are €€, reasonable for this corner of Marbella. Reservations are accepted, worth doing on weekends. There's free parking on site, the venue is wheelchair accessible, dogs are welcome, and it's good for families.

Rated 4.1 from 604 reviews, with most guests giving it five stars. That said, a recurring complaint is billing: some guests report unexpected items on their tab. Check your receipt before paying.

Food & Drinks at Banús Beach

Paella is the headliner. It's the most talked-about dish here, with the seafood version getting consistent praise. Espetos, the traditional grilled sardine skewers, come a close second and are worth ordering.

The rest of the menu is solid. There's a salad bar, small plates, and good vegetarian options alongside the seafood mains. The kitchen runs from breakfast through dinner, so it works as an all-day destination.

Cocktails lead the bar. Mojitos are popular, and rosé wine pours freely. The full list covers spirits, beer, wine and coffee.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Banús Beach cost?

The price level is €€, mid-range for Puerto Banús. Some dishes can cost more than you'd expect, with a few guests flagging high prices for simple items. Check menu prices before ordering and review your bill carefully before paying.

Does Banús Beach take reservations?

Yes, reservations are accepted. You can book through the venue's website or Google. For weekend afternoons and evenings, booking ahead is a good idea.

What is the food like at Banús Beach?

Paella and espetos are the standouts. The kitchen is open from breakfast through dinner, with a salad bar, small plates and vegetarian options alongside the seafood. Guests rate the food well overall.

Is there parking at Banús Beach?

Yes. There's a free parking lot on site, with a paid option also nearby. Parking is generally easy to find, which makes it more accessible than many spots along this stretch of coast.

Is Banús Beach family-friendly?

Yes. The venue is good for kids and has wheelchair-accessible entrances and seating. Dogs are also welcome.