Where to eat at La Manga Club
From restaurants inside the resort to little places by the Mediterranean and the Mar Menor. Our pick of where to have breakfast, lunch, dinner or just a drink.
A table for every moment
- Breakfast after tennis.
- A quiet lunch by the pool.
- A cold beer after golf.
- A special dinner.
- Or somewhere good, without half an hour of research.
Our guide brings together restaurants inside La Manga Club and in the surrounding area, so you can spend less time searching and more time eating.
Browse by type
Breakfast & coffee
Fuel for an early tee time, or a slow start with a café con leche.
Family-friendly
Relaxed places where children are welcome and nobody minds a bit of noise.
Mediterranean
Rice dishes, grilled fish, salads and vegetables from the Murcia market gardens.
Tapas
Small plates to share, best with a caña (a small draught beer).
Steak & grill
For when only a proper piece of meat will do.
Fish & seafood
Straight from the Mediterranean, with Cabo de Palos a favourite for it.
Special occasions
Birthdays, anniversaries and the last night of the holiday.
Bars & terraces
A sundowner, a gin and tonic or a post-round pint in the sun.
Local dishes worth ordering
Murcia's food is one of the best reasons to eat out. Look out for these.
- Michirones A hearty stew of dried broad beans.
- Paparajotes Lemon leaves fried in batter with cinnamon sugar. Don't eat the leaf.
- Café asiático Cartagena's coffee with condensed milk and brandy. After lunch, not before golf.
When to eat
Spain eats later than the UK. Adjust, and you'll enjoy it more.
Lunch
Usually from about 2pm. Look out for the menú del día, a set lunch that's often very good value.
Dinner
Rarely before 8.30pm, and busiest from 9.30pm. Resort restaurants tend to open earlier.
Booking
For Friday and Saturday nights and in August, book a table.
Tipping
Not expected as it is at home. Rounding up or leaving a little for good service is appreciated.
