Members reviews for La Taberna Del Pintxo
 Humpy
reviewing
on 21-02-2008
Fantastic place, have to go at least once whenever i visit Marbella.
My tip is to go for lunch at about 14.00 and to allow you to sample as many tapas as your appetite can allow do not to eat the bread that some of them come on,this leaves room for many others.
The chocolate al horno is a must if you are looking for a dish to share as a pud.
love2swim
reviewing
on 08-02-2008
Save some room in your belly after eating La Taberna's amazing tapas and try the warm chocolate cake afterward.... some of the best choc. cake I've ever tasted, and I'd consider myself pretty experienced in chocolate cake eating =-)
marsspain
reviewing
on 07-02-2008
Ok.. I have to admit, as a smoker, I was NOT impressed when they made the whole inside non-smoking... which is why I rarely go there now in the winter (even though they do have the heaters outside, with the wind blowing down the street at gale forces, it's still not idea) this place has fantastic food, and the staff are always very friendly.

I can recommend this place for any 1st time to Spain visitors, as the vast majority of the tapas are easy-eating, and nothing too 'funky'... not to mention, you can have 'just one' (if you dare).

For anyone that doesn't know, you pay by what you eat, the tootpicks are counted (so don't be throwing them on the sidewalk) and the type of toothpick defines the price.. e.g. the plastic swords (e.g. for deep fried camembert) are pricier than the standard toothpicks...
ani
reviewing
on 06-02-2008
This is the ONLY tapas bar I have ever found where I can get decent vegetarian tapas. Love it.
Christian
reviewing
on 06-02-2008
Taberna Del Pintxo is a firm favourite of mine. It's a great place for informal dining as you don't have to order, the food is brought around to the tables by the waiters and waitresses so you pick and choose the 'Pintxo's' (Small Tapas Dishes) that you like. The prices are really reasonable and the range of drinks is vast. It is best to go after 8pm when the best Pintxo's really start to come round regularly. The Puerto Banus restaurant is really well located near El Corte Ingles but the Marbella branch tends to feel a little more traditional with tables spilling out into the street.
antsky
reviewing
on 31-07-2007
A great place to eat. Inexpensive and relaxed.
Marbella_Rich
reviewing
on 13-07-2007
I must eat here about three times a week! Its the perfect concept, rock up, eat as much or as little as you like without having to order anything specific, have a few beers, then go out. Probably the only place in the port that doesnt leave you feeling a stone heavier before you go out!
 
   
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