El Bigote Restaurant
Seafood Chef Driven
El Bigote
$$$
Forty years of the day's best catch, zero scene.
Residential, golf-valley, varied, easygoing
Nueva Andalucía
The golf-ringed valley behind Puerto Banús, residential at heart, drawing diners for seafood institution El Bigote and a clutch of polished international rooms.
Spread across the valley behind Puerto Banús and ringed by golf courses — the reason locals call it the Golf Valley — Nueva Andalucía is residential at its core but draws diners from the marina for two very different reasons. One is El Bigote, a long-standing temple to seafood and arroces where the rice arrives at the table still bubbling; the other is a clutch of polished, internationally minded rooms catering to the villa crowd. The Saturday street market is an institution, and the dining tracks the area's split personality: serious Spanish cooking on one hand, brasserie and global comfort on the other. It is unflashy by Banús standards, which is precisely its appeal to those who live here.
Highlights
El Bigote — seafood and bubbling arroces The Golf Valley setting behind Banús A long-running Saturday street market Polished international rooms for the villa crowd Quieter and less flashy than the marina
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