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Best Seafood restaurants nearby. Discover the best Seafood food in San Pedro de Alcantara. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Seafood restaurants near you. including Restaurante Casa Fernando, Alabardero Beach Club, El Ranchero, Marabierta, El Ancla Restaurante, Guayaba beach, Merchan, Rococelli, Restaurante La Bocana, El Banco
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10. El Banco
Overall Ratings
4 based on 265 reviews
A friendly bar/restaurant situated in the beautiful Spanish Aloha Pueblo, just 5 minute taxi ride from Puerto Banus. If its just a drink, casual dining or more formal fine dining then this is the place to be! We specialise in meat, fish and Pasta cooked t
Reviewed By frontierman999
We were recommended El Banco by friends from the UK. Let me be crystal clear from the start.....we like Spanish restaurants with Spanish cuisine and Spanish ambience. Were not fans of the British offerings designed to appeal to the Brits wanting a home from home! El Banco is a 100% Brits Abroad with all that that brings. The owners are perfectly lovely and extremely welcoming and warm personalities. It pains me to say that after they found us a table immediately...we had to wait 20â for our drinks to arrive and just under an hour for a sole request of two main courses and nothing else! Two tables next to us arrived after us and weâre down and dusted before we had received our drinks and some bread. Iâm sure that this was one bad example as the clients were largely very happy, there was excellent live music and a great vibe if thatâs your scene. Itâs not ours but thatâs a very personal issue and should in no way detract from El Banco.Having said all this the food was outstanding. The owner very kindly offered a free drink courtesy of the house but we refused. We werenât fishing for freebies just extremely disappointed that the service was so poor despite reminding the waiter about 6 times!If you want a Brit style vibey, buzzing and pretty noisy place to eat with excellent food then check out El Banco. Iâm sure they wonât make the same mistakes again on super slow service.Dear Frontierman99,Firstly I would like to thank you for taking your time to write this review!I would like to re-iterate that we are not a Spanish restaurant and do not advertise as such! We are predominately British & International cuisine and serve a variety of dishes that use fresh meat and fish that is sourced locally. The fact we are located in the beautiful Spanish Aloha Pueblo obviously adds to the confusion too! We do however offer smaller (tapas like) sharing dishes for those who prefer smaller bites. I appreciate the word Tapas may be mis-leading and infer it is a Spanish restaurant, however the word Tapas literally means ' a cover' or a 'lid' and this is a common facet to many tapas origin stories. One says that, since tapas bars used to be standing only affairs, people who ordered a snack had nowhere to put their plate but on top of their glass-hence the tradition.I will not apologise or excuse the fact that the majority of our evening and Sunday clientele are indeed British, Ias well as our lovely Scandinavian friends and other nationalities, They certainly do enjoy themselves (especially on Sundays which is now become a firm favourite where they can enjoy good food, let your hair down and dance to live music!On the evening of your visit,we had been extremely busy for Sunday Late Lunch (from 5:00pm until 9:00pm) with a couple of big birthday parties celebrating and had been fully booked!Normally on Sundays we would have not taken any more bookings, however knowing you were associated with our friends we tried our best to find you a table. I apologise profusely that you had to wait 20 minutes for your drinks to arrive but understand from staff that the two large groups had just ordered a drinks round. The Kitchen then received your food order and having checked the till it was served to you within 40 minutes of being taken from the waiter. Usually on Sundays our guests tend to enjoy the whole experience and are not in any rush with their food, which I hasten to add is freshly prepared and cooked fresh to order so does tend to take slightly longer.I would really like for you to experience, if you would give us the opportunity, another evening at El Banco (maybe not a Sunday) where I think it may hopefully be more to your taste! Please by all means email me on [email protected] and let me know if you would like to visit again and I will personally ensure you are looked after!Many thanks
9. Restaurante La Bocana
Overall Ratings
4 based on 681 reviews
La Bocana Restaurant is a very nice place for casual dining. It has a terrace that overlooks the lighthouse of the port and is much quieter than other areas of Puerto Banus, as it is much less traveled by tourists. In Puerto Banus you can find a wide rang
Reviewed By PHV009
Strong asset of this place is the view on the harbour and the sunset.Regarding the service, nothing to compalin about, as the waiters were really friendly.The food is very good: benjenitas with miel de cana, patatas bravas, spaghetti bolognese and a paella (that looked slightly overcooked to me but this is a question of taste). Excellent cava and wines too.
8. Rococelli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 409 reviews
Rococelli is an authentic Italian restaurant nestled in the heart of Puerto Banus. Original Italian flavors that combine tradition and modernity. Finest selection of Italian wines and the freshest, seasonal ingredients, regionally sourced.
Reviewed By chantellew258
Well what can I say about this restaurant except it was spectacular food. Firstly the service was excellent they were very attentive and cared about our experience within the restaurant. I especially give a big shout out to valentin for the fun, attentive and excellent service that we provided us on our evening out. Our drinks were wonderful we had everything from the wine to the cocktails for a group of 6 of us. I advise all the gin it was stunning and they had a good tonic. The wine was lovely (or so I was told from one of the ladies in the group) you will not go far wrong with any drink in this restaurant. The food.....well oh my goodness there was not a floor on the the taste, so much care has been given to the process of cooking and presenting the food. We advise the bunga bunga it was on another level, but here was not one person unhappy with the food. So big shout out to the chef. The atmosphere - low lighting, great background music, well spaced out. You are not rushed in anyway, you could relax in this restaurant all night drinking and it would be a great night. Location- it is located off the main harbour and honestly I have to say it was better, you are away from the flashing lights, mad drinking and loud cars. However, you are very short walk back to the party lights if you want to. It really depends on the night you want, alternatively you can have a bit of both. Overall this was one of the best restaurants I have eaten in a long time. Thank you for your detailed feedback on visiting our restaurant! we are very happy that you were satisfied with visiting us! We are always happy to see you again for positive emotions at a delicious dinner! Congratulations again to your birthday and wish you all the best!
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7. Merchan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By ScottishCoupleMid40
Decor of a lovely standard initially tempted us in to this smart, busy restaurant in central San Pedro. Specialises in fish dishes, nice menu and food was good. Well presented and fresh. That said a few areas let them down in overall dining experience hence average rating. Sat outside at pleasant table but located in high-walled tiled side street it does get stuffy in hot Summer months. Service was a little brusque rather than friendly and lacked any nice complimentary touches when bill proved a touch higher than nearby competitors who do offer digestives etc.
6. Guayaba beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
Reviewed By pascalc331
If you are anywhere near Marbella in July or August, you know the chiringuitos will be super busy. Still: this one is crazy. Without reservation, you will wait anything between 30 minutes and an hour for a table (at the bar, wich after all is not too bad...). And once seated, thatâs where further waiting starts: the waiters do what they can and are very friendly. But it is chaos. Still: go eat at this place. Take it easy, be ready for a slow evening with family or friends and enjoy, since this place has two huge advantages: the food, especially the fish and calamari grilled in front of (not above) the fire is absolutely excellent and the place has nothing snobbish about it.
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5. El Ancla Restaurante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 690 reviews
Ubicado en un lugar privilegiado a orillas del Mar Mediterraneo, en San Pedro de Alcantara, a pocos kilometros de Marbella, descubra Restaurante El Ancla. Un paraiso donde vivir momentos inolvidables y degustar todo el sabor del mar.
Reviewed By nickrutter2016
Loved the fresh fish displayed on a large counter covered with ice as you walk in.The tables are beautifully adorned with cloth cutlery and glasses and are well spaced positioned very close to the shoreline.The staff are enthusiastic and have basic english but this adds to the charm.The menu was impressive with rare red shrimps (carbenerras) which we had and big clams which were delicious and all fresh from the counter, the lobsters were sat in the tanks so you donât get fresher than that.You can either hog down on fish and chips in a great setting for 17 euros or splash out on lobster but I recommend the red shrimps.Worth a 5 or a nine out of ten.You wont be disappointed.
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4. Marabierta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 434 reviews
Reviewed By Jcjc1994
The service here really lets it down. We met disinterest from the moment we walked in. In hindsight we should have left, as it didnât improve. No topping up of our wine, no asking how our food was, and the bill was just dropped on the table without as much as a gracias. The food was fine, but overpriced, but the lack of service just left a sour taste in the mouth. I wonât be back.
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3. El Ranchero
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By 1621MW
We went on a pleasant summers evening eating outside in what is known as fish alley, with Chinales next door.We were recommended here by friends , as offering good value compared to next door, which it does.We weren't that hungry so went straight to mains ordering the fried fish platter , salmon in pepper sauce and the fried hake,accompanied by chips and salad.All were nicely cooked and piping hot.The salmon was generous in size but a tad too creamy , still nice though and the hake very tasty.A nice glass of rose accompanied this with a large beer .Chinales was busier , so might give that a try next time, as this was nothing special but good value as promised.
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2. Alabardero Beach Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 639 reviews
Alabardero Beach Club in the housing estate âCastiglioneâ in San Pedro de Alcantara, with its 30 years of experience at the Costa del Sol, is characterised by its diversity of Rice / Paella of the famous âBarraca del arrozâ. A restaurant with the best ser
Reviewed By Jms2309
Service Great by Alfredo Beach ob ebnso excelente das essen se aysgezechnt halbe ración ist ausreichend preis Leistung ebenso Great After all a nice paceful place Not so loud beachfront half raccoon is fine the service of Alfredo was excellent Thank you for your recommendation!, we are very happy you enjoy in our restaurant , we hope to see you soon!Best Regards
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1. Restaurante Casa Fernando
Overall Ratings
4 based on 448 reviews
Traditional spanish restaurant with daily fresh products from the market. Wide terraces and garden area. Guarded parking area just in front of the restaurant.
Reviewed By daithigal
Previously my favourite restaurant in the area. Visited on this occasion expecting more of the same but got poor, slow service, incorrect and forgotten orders, and an overall let down. When youâre paying 50 euro for a sea bass fillet and 60 euro for an admittedly excellent bottle of wine you expect to leave satisfied. Hopefully it was just an off night for what I think is still a good restaurant. Will give it another chance but not with the usual anticipation.
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