Marbella Tapas Meal

I followed my heart and it lead me to the bodega for tapas.

You cannot visit the Costa del Sol on your hen do and not have a Marbella tapas meal!

Two words: patatas bravas! Spicy potatoes are what a tapas meal is all about. then there's Iberian ham and Manchego cheese. The Old Town of Marbs has some amazing tapas bars on its cobbled streets. We also know a couple of winners in central Puerto Banus, too. If you want top class tapas on your jollies, we'll book a table at one of our fave tapas places.

You'll get a big selection of dishes and wine or beer with your food.

'Everything in moderation, including moderation' - Julia Childs

What's on the menu? Think salty ham, spicy chorizo, meatballs, crispy croquettes, Spanish tortilla, shrimp, squid, sauteed mussels, baked goats' cheese and garlic mushrooms to name but a few. Tapas is basically a big Spanish buffet, a bit like a tasting menu. Try all sorts of little tidbits you don't normally order, and get a real taste of Andalusia.

A tapas meal is ideal if you need good eats but don't want to be so full that there'll be no room for cocktails afterwards. You're on a hen do; chances are you'll want to hit the bars when you've done dinner. Whether you're planning to do a champagne spray party at a swanky beach club or want to go wild on second line Puerto Banus, a tapas lunch or dinner will set you up nicely.

No fighting over the last spicy potato!

In a nutshell:

• Marbella tapas meal
• Reserved table at a great tapas bar
• General meal with wide variety of different dishes
• 1/2 bottle of wine or 2 beers with your meal