Temporarily Closed
Siroko Beach
Av. Jardín de Los Pinos, 29604 Marbella, Málaga, Spain
4.3
Rating
2,096
Reviews
€€
Price Level
12
Amenities
Siroko Beach is a chiringuito-style beach club on Marbella's Avenida Jardín de Los Pinos. It's a relaxed wooden pavilion setup with tables on the sand, a different feel from the slicker clubs further along the coast.
Hammocks and premium sunbeds are the draw. DJs play most sessions, and a live saxophonist regularly joins the sets. Bachata nights bring a different crowd again. Sunset is when the place really comes alive, so a late afternoon arrival pays off.
Prices sit at €€, which is reasonable for beachfront Marbella. The venue takes reservations, worth booking ahead in summer. Free parking on site and along the street is a genuine bonus this close to the beach.
It's one of the more family-friendly spots in the area. There's a play zone guests call the "Finding Nemo" area, a bouncy castle, kids' menu, and high chairs. Dogs are welcome too.
Rated 4.3 from 2,096 reviews, with around 61% five-star. Some guests flag inconsistent service, but atmosphere scores sit consistently high. The club is currently listed as temporarily closed. Call ahead or check Instagram (@sirokobeach) before making the trip.
Food & Drinks at Siroko Beach
Paella is the dish most people mention. The kitchen runs a full Mediterranean menu alongside it: small plates, a salad bar, and halal options. Both lunch and dinner are served.
Drinks cover cocktails, wine, beer, spirits, and coffee. Cocktails are a particular pull here, especially in the evenings. The full bar runs through to dinner service.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Siroko Beach cost?
Prices are mid-range at €€. It's on the more affordable end for a beachfront Marbella venue. There's no entry fee and reservations are free to make.
Does Siroko Beach take reservations?
Yes. The venue accepts reservations and it's worth booking ahead during the summer months. You can call +34 626 56 97 29 or go through their website at sirokobeach.com.
What is the menu like at Siroko Beach?
Paella is the highlight. The menu also covers Mediterranean small plates, salads, and halal options, with lunch and dinner both served. It's a full restaurant setup, not just bar snacks.
Is Siroko Beach family-friendly?
Yes. There's a dedicated kids' area known as the "Finding Nemo" zone, a bouncy castle, a kids' menu, and high chairs. Dogs are welcome on site too.
Is there parking at Siroko Beach?
Free parking is available in the on-site lot, with free street parking nearby as well. It's one of the easier beach clubs to reach by car on this stretch of coast.
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Amenities & Features
Bar
Restaurant
outdoor-seating
Live Music
Wheelchair Access
cocktails
vegan-options
vegetarian-options
Free WiFi
Reservations
Kids Area
Parking
Special Features
Live EntertainmentWheelchair AccessibleFree WiFiFamily FriendlyParking AvailablePopular ChoicePremium Sunbeds
Photos
More Information
Service options
- Outdoor seating
- Takeout
- Dine-in
Highlights
- Live music
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
Offerings
- Alcohol
- Beer
- Cocktails
- Coffee
- Halal food
- Hard liquor
- Salad bar
- Small plates
- Vegan options
- Vegetarian options
- Wine
Dining options
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Dessert
- Seating
Amenities
- Bar onsite
- Restroom
- Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi
Crowd
- Family-friendly
Planning
- Accepts reservations
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Credit cards
Children
- Good for kids
- High chairs
- Kids' menu
Parking
- Free parking lot
- Free street parking
- Usually plenty of parking
Pets
- Dogs allowed
Reviews
(2,096)
Rating Breakdown
5
61%
4
21%
3
8%
2
3%
1
7%
What guests mention
chiringuito(85)DJ(52)hammock(43)saxophonist(31)paella(29)sunset(28)bachata(21)finding nemo(12)
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Guest
2026-03-06Food: 4/5Service: 4/5Atmosphere: 5/5
Very nice, good food, quiet music, friendly service.
G
Guest
2026-02-26Food: 5/5Service: 1/5Atmosphere: 5/5
The food was great, the only thing that was really disturbing was that we had a private party for Christmas, and I left my jacket at the place went back the next day, and it was gone. The bartenders said that a woman at our office took all the jackets. I asked, and that was not true. Nobody grabbed the jackets. I asked a Dominican bartender and his coworker, who worked there, who was sleeved with Tattoos if they saw my jacket. Then they came up with a lady who came in and took them all. So everyone left their jackets, and she took them all. That's BS, plus I asked the lady who works with us if she picked up jackets she said just her own. They saw my jacket there, it's a New blue North Face with the hoodie and a grey North Face jacket zipped up inside it, as well as the thermal warmer. I left this review yesterday, and it was taken down. I will put it up every day if I have to because it's not fair that my stuff got stolen and nothing was done about it. It cost me 468 Euros in Cortes Inglés, and now I lost it for eating there. It was a private party that night and it was our company and I have been in sales close to 40 years and when I went back the next day the guy that was sleeved with tatts quiclky came up with the lady came and got it and then the short Dominican guy came up no man we did not see anything man if we find it we will save it for you. He was clearly full of it, and so was his partner. I can tell when I am being shrugged off and trying to change the subject when I went there for that on purpose nit to speak about Marbella nightlife. It was clear as day in my humble opinion, they stole it. Other than that, the place is super cool, for reals a nice place, sucks I got ripped off for personal belongings.
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