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Chiringuito Bahía Beach

4.2

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  • Chiringuito Bahía Beach sits on the Paseo Marítimo at Playa de la Rada, on the Estepona seafront.

    The kitchen is Mediterranean: espetos de sardinas grilled over the coals, paellas in seafood, mixed and vegetarian versions, and fresh fish from the coast.

    Opening hours

    January 1 - December 31

    • Mon11:00 - 23:30
    • Tue11:00 - 23:30
    • Wed11:00 - 23:30
    • Thu11:00 - 23:30
    • Fri11:00 - 23:30
    • Sat11:00 - 23:30
    • Sun11:00 - 23:30

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    Reviews

    4.2
    Andy Schulze

    Andy Schulze

    Excelent restaurant with good food and great ambiente right at the beach. We had a Paella de Marisco, wich was delicious, yet the portion was a bit small for 19€. Overall I still strongly recommend this place. I'll surely come back. (: Also, the staff was very friendly to us and we got a table right away. Considering some of the other comments we must have been lucky, or the adjusted that flaw. Either way, there was nothing to complain about from our side. ☀️

    Lily Ly

    Lily Ly

    We just arrived for the first time in Estepona, and found this place walking down the boardwalk. Service was good, had no problems, our waiter was attentive and answered all our questions. The menu was very simple, it came in Spanish and English translation, so easy to understand as a visitor. We ordered gazpacho for starter and gave croutons, diced onions, cucumber and tomato to add to taste. We shared the gazpacho between two people. Followed by a beautifully presented grilled octopus tentacle, which was accompanied by mashed potatoes. The octopus was huge and tasted great, but you could tell it was overcooked (it was too chewy, not tender). We also ordered beef sirloin medium cooked, but honestly it was almost white so we thought it was actually the pork. It has nice decor inside and transitions easily to outdoor seating with a cover. while you are on the beach and see the ocean, the view is obstructed by sunbeds/parasols. Not a deal breaker for me, but something to consider. Overall, I would return there but I wouldn't expect it to be the best restaurant along the beach.

    Noman Lahli

    Noman Lahli

    Came for drinks not really the food for Noche de San Juan. The waitresses and waiters bust their butt and surprisingly I found out Europeans don’t believe in tipping. The girl the took care of our table looked so tired from her 12 hour shift but still was well-mannered and polite the whole time. I wish I could have bought her a drink but I left her an “American tip” (20%) and she was so grateful. God bless all the staff for their hard work. You are all appreciated.

    Mariusz

    Mariusz

    Great place to stop by and have a beer on the beach.

    Maria Mota

    Maria Mota

    My friend found a hair in his burger. He was nice enough not to report it and make a fuss, but maybe the staff should make sure they are taking the proper precautions before serving food. On another note, the fries were delicious, and so was the salad. It’s be nice to have some sauce with the fries, though.

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    Playa de la Rada is Estepona's main beach, running for about 2.5 kilometres of uninterrupted grey sand right through the centre of town. It holds a Blue Flag, with lifeguards and first aid posts through the summer, and facilities spread along its length: toilets, showers, footwashes and adapted beach chairs for visitors with limited mobility. Sun loungers and parasols are rented all along the sand, and a string of chiringuitos serves espetos de sardinas grilled over the coals, paellas and fried fish. Behind the beach runs the Paseo Marítimo, a landscaped promenade lined with palms and flower beds, which makes the whole stretch walkable from anywhere in central Estepona.

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