Name: Taberna La Niña del Pisto
Address: C. San Lázaro, 1, 29601 Marbella, Málaga, Spain, Málaga, Andalucía, 29601, ES
Telephone: +34 633 32 00 22
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.3

Taberna La Niña del Pisto

4.3 1,454 Google reviews Closed · opens Tue at 07:00

Locals say

Cozy place. Nice Andalusian food. Great service, friendly, funny and professional waitresses. We will come back.

— Leo Lopez · 2 months ago

Mon

Closed

Tue

7:00 – 11:30 PM

Wed

7:00 – 11:30 PM

Thu

7:00 – 11:30 PM

Fri

7:00 – 11:30 PM

Sat

7:00 – 11:30 PM

Sun

Closed

Ece T · 8 months ago

Lovely atmosphere. We arrived just on time without a reservation; right after 1 PM it was completely full, with even a few people waiting outside. We had the ratatouille with egg, which was so good that we forgot to take a photo. The lamb, unfortunately, was mostly bone and felt overpriced. Overall, the food was tasty.

Ailsa Dempsey · 6 months ago

We went here at 13.00 sharp and there were already a few patrons. The place is very popular and the food was good.

We ended up sitting here for a few hours. Place got packed fast and it’s quite a small place.

Leo Lopez · 2 months ago

Cozy place. Nice Andalusian food. Great service, friendly, funny and professional waitresses. We will come back.

Francesca M · 10 months ago

Now I get why this place is so popular!
We showed up about 15 minutes before the 1 PM opening and managed to grab a table for just one hour—every other table was already booked. Pro tip: make a reservation if you want to secure a spot.

As for the food? Absolutely incredible. We had grilled baby squid and fried calamari, pil-pil prawns, meat croquettes, spinach croquettes, and even padrón peppers (not on the menu, but we asked and lucked out). The sangria was the best I had during my entire Marbella trip—not too sweet, but with a nice kick.

If there’s one thing to note, it’s that service can take a bit of time—dishes arrive at a relaxed pace. That’s understandable since everything is fresh and cooked to order, but if you’re in a rush, this might not be your spot.

Still, it’s an absolute must-visit in Marbella. The menu is a perfect showcase of the best Andalusian flavors!

L P · a month ago

Recommend making a reservation!! Arrived before 8pm opening on a Wednesday evening and already others waiting. Fortunately, they made room for our party of 2. Service is quick. King prawn pil pil was 4 stars (small shrimp) but good flavor. Calamari 4 stars. Grilled pork shoulder was good but very salty. Oxtail stew was excellent, 5 stars.

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