Marbella Nightlife

Is a pub with a nice terrace and interesting music also they do exhibitions of paintings.

At the top there is an Argentinian restaurant. We went last month and if you get recomended the Argentinian steak, thinki it twice, is massive and not as good as it should be as personal opinion.

I always liked the pub ... and took some vt members as: Krista and Zuzu (a dangerous night lol) and Stace, Olga and Miguel (well Olga and me we used to go there often before lol)

This is on the promenade at Puente Romano Hotel.

In the midle of the beach outside, beautiful setting.

I would suggest to go with your special person as when they close is beautiful to be on the beach but friends are welcome to have some fun dancing good music

It's a very chilly place and often not crowded which is nice.

In the entrnce corner of Puerto Banus you can find these two bars with terraces.

The people that go here is normally Northern European, lots of Brits, Swedes, Danes...

Another place to go if you like to be seen by people , again not my style, but well on vacation always is diferent!

drinks expensive (in comparation with pubs in marbella)

Dress Code: See more in My Puerto Banus page

The Costa del Sol boasts a wide array of nightlife, with Marbella and nearby Puerto Banús playing host to the most exclusive venues.

Dress Code: But if you prefer to Stay in Marbella, and not toake taxis, here are some tips.....

La Abadia, a little more expensive than the rest, but good music (4 or 5 euros the drinks)

Also Calle Peral has lots of places: (Opposite Cafeteria Marbella going up the road, and around the corner to your right): Some places are: la lavadora, Alaska, el huerto, la teteria and el frutero.

Then in Plaza de los Olivos, there are a few pubs open until very late, and near in Jacinto Benavente , la Bastilla and la Botellita ...

Also there are two difernt Irish pubs on fashion: on is Maverick Maverick in Calle Tetuan Behind Cartier,stay on the little street, you can't miss it And Morrisons behaind ZARA shop in Ricardo Sriano

Hope you like it

Bars are to close two hours earlier. (written on 02/12/2002)

The Puerto Banus council has synchronized the closing time of bars in Puerto Banus with the rest of Spain.

The old closing times were 5 on week days and 6 on weekends but after the new law was enforced the time has moved back to 3 on week days and 4 on weekends.

Bar owners have protested against the new times but the council’s decision was unaffected. Disco closing time will remain unaffected, which it is 6 on week days and 7 on weekends.

This is likely to damage all businesses in the port.

A good night, have some nice food in a restuarnat for dinner, then go to have some beers at thye Irish pubs, the you can visit CAfe Banus.

Other suggestions could be Comedia Pub, or Samba ...

Dress Code: Later on, you can always go to Dreamers disco (www.dreamers-disco.com) or Olivia Valeire disco .. until the morning

Puerto Banus has many Restaurants, Bars and Nightclubs. They tend to be fairly expensive, due to the exclusiveness of the area.
But with many yachts and villas in the area, belonging to the rich and famous, who knows who you could be rubbing shoulders with.

Dress Code: Smart for most establishments.

I´m not sure how to really describe this bar, its close to some of the more unusual bars seen in Ibiza. A mixture of people attend it and I supposed its best described as Hippy chic. A great place for people watching though.

Dress Code: Anything goes, literally anything.

well, dificult to explain the atmosphere, but if you like Ibiza music and style, you may feel here at home ....

Dress Code: House music and nice atmosphere

What i like is the music, expensive drinks (at least for me, but reasonable for Puerto Banus) and i nice place to see people .... and be watched if you like that

Not my style, but a nice place to go