
Playa Nini Beach Restaurant is a beachfront chiringuito on Marbella's Avenida del Mar Mediterráneo. It sits right on the sand, and the seafood menu makes it more than a standard beach stop.
The setup is relaxed: outdoor tables, premium sunbeds, and a crowd that skews towards groups and tourists. The atmosphere is casual but leans trendy. Families are well looked after, with high chairs, a kids' menu, and dogs welcome inside and out.
It covers the full day, from breakfast and brunch through to dinner. Reservations are recommended across all meal periods. Free parking is available on-site and on the street, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible.
Prices sit at €€. Some guests note it's on the expensive side for a chiringuito format, which is worth factoring in if you're planning a long lunch.
Rated 4.0 from 897 reviews. The majority are very positive, but a notable minority leave one star, and service is what most reviews turn on. Individual staff members get called out by name, for good and bad. When service clicks, it's a strong visit.
Sushi is the standout here, which sets it apart from most chiringuitos on this stretch. It's the most talked-about item on the menu by some distance. Paella is a reliable second choice.
The traditional Spanish side is solid: espetos, gambas pil pil, carpaccio, and fresh shellfish. The fish is consistently well regarded. Healthy options and small plates work well for lighter meals.
The wine list gets specific praise from regulars. Cocktails, beer, coffee, and a full spirits menu are all available, so it works as a drinks stop as much as a full lunch or dinner.
Prices are €€, placing it in the mid-range for Marbella. Some guests find it on the expensive side for a beachfront chiringuito. It accepts credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.
Yes, and they're recommended for brunch, lunch, and dinner. You can book via the website at playaninimarbella.com or call +34 687 58 87 77.
Sushi is the highlight, which is unusual for a beach chiringuito. Paella, espetos, gambas pil pil, carpaccio, and fresh shellfish cover the Spanish side. The wine list is well regarded, and the drinks menu runs from cocktails and coffee through to hard liquor.
Yes. High chairs and a kids' menu are available, and dogs are welcome inside and outside. The atmosphere is casual and relaxed, and the venue is fully wheelchair accessible throughout.
There's a free on-site parking lot and free street parking nearby. Parking is usually easy to find.

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Google seems to have happened to fly by just after the fire. Nice place with good food but quite expensive.
We had a wonderful time! Juan served us; he's very friendly! We'll definitely be back!
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