Los Sardinales is a great restaurant by the Los Alicates beach, just 10 minutes away from central Marbella. You were there? Please send us your review and grade. We would love to hear from your family!
This is a great place to have some traditional Spanish food in a sunny and friendly setting right by the beach. It is best to make a reservation if you want to eat on the terrace during sunny week-ends.
Location: Crta. de Cádiz direction Málaga, Km. 188, exit 'Urb. Alicate'.
Tel: +34 95 283 70 12
Website: www.lossardinales.com
MarbellaFamilyFun grade: 8.5
Son's evaluation: It serves amazing Spanish food. It is located on the shore of the beach where kids can play. My favourite part is playing on the seashore with my sister. But the bad part is when the food comes and you are all sandy or having splinters in your feet. Grade: 8
Daughter's evaluation: A really good restaurant with delicious Spanish food. It is right next to the beach so while you are waiting for the food... Go and have fun in the sand! Grade: 7
Mom's evaluation: Los Sardinales is a typical Spanish seafood
restaurant along the beach. They have a nice open terrace and there are
lounge chairs for rent so you can make a day out of it eating and
hanging out on the water. Even if you dont plan on staying for the
beach, be sure to bring a towel and some beach gear (balls, bucket and
spade) for your child will surely be tempted to play in the sand and dip
his toes (even whole body) in the water while youre waiting for your
food to arrive. Yes, this goes for winter time too. When your children
come back a sandy mess to eat their food youll be glad you brought the
towel.
If you have small children make sure to reserve a table in
advance closest to the water so you can keep an eye on them. Otherwise,
youll be spending your meal standing up and down making sure the kids
dont get too close to the water.
Although there are child-friendly choices on the menu such as
chicken or meat, keep in mind that this is a seafood restaurant and you
should take advantage of the fresh available fish they have to offer.
Even if your child is squeamish about seafood start with one of the deep
fried appetizers such as fried calamari or boquerones - fried
anchovies- (theyre nothing like the canned ones we know in the US).
They are so deeply fried that theyre practically like french fries and
arent so fishy in taste. The anchovies are to be eaten whole, with the
exception of the tail. The bones are so small that you dont even feel
them and are actually very healthy for you. My kids, although, like to
have contests with them and see who is best at leaving the best boned
anchovy.
Many kids here like the paella, a traditional Spanish dish made
of rice and meat or seafood. There are several to choose from and they
all offer a well rounded all-in-one meal that includes a meat/fish,
vegetable, and rice. Grade: 10
Los sardinales is one of my favourites
on a sunny Sunday for the food, the setting and the value. Try the
gambas al pil-pil, the coquinas or the black ink paella - some of the
best along the coast. The beach is not crowded at all, so adults can
stay at the table and watch the children while they play in the sand. Grade: 9
Vincent's Family (San Pedro de Alcantara)
Vincent: We have been going to Los Sardinales for the past 17 or
18 years. We actually went to their inauguration and the quality of both
service and food is extraordinary.
Try the vegetable parilla or the fish soup, absolutely outstanding.
What we like about the restaurant is that they have maintained
practically the same staff from the very beginning. In times when jobs
in Spain are insecure, Los Sardinales offer their staff stable working
conditions. Also, whenever we eat at Los Sardinales, we practically
always pay 25 euro per person, no matter how much we eat and drink, and
this has been like this for years. For us, Los Sardinales is one of the
nicest and friendliest beach side restaurants in Marbella, certainly
some thing the reader of these lines should check out.
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