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Courtesy Marbella Club

Dining in Marbella is centered around two main areas: on the water, or in town. Beachside eateries range from xiringuitos, simple seafood shacks on the sand, to trendy beach clubs that go from cocktail brunches to late-night parties. At Puerto Banus, you’ll find a wide range of dining options on the marina, including some traditional Spanish marisquerias or seafood restaurants. For authentic Andalucian cuisine, head inland to Old Town, where you can enjoy a churro con chocolate while people-watching at a scenic plaza, or wander into a tiny tapas bar tucked inside a narrow alley to sample jamon Iberico.