Do I need reservations for Puente Romano restaurants?

Reservations are highly recommended for premium venues like Nobu, Leña, El Pimpi, and Cipriani. Book 2-3 weeks in advance during peak season (June-September). Some venues accept walk-ins for lunch, but dinner reservations are essential for the most popular restaurants.

What is the dress code at Puente Romano restaurants?

Smart-casual is the standard across most venues. Fine dining establishments like Nobu and Leña encourage elevated attire. Beachfront venues like Sea Grill are more relaxed during lunch but expect guests to dress up for dinner service.

Are Puente Romano restaurants family-friendly?

Most venues welcome families with children. Pica Pica, Rachel's Eco Love, and La Plaza are particularly family-friendly with kids' menus and appropriate atmosphere. Some nightlife venues restrict entry after 10 PM.

What gluten-free and vegan options are available?

Extensive gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options exist across several venues. Celicioso specializes in gluten-free cuisine, while Rachel's Eco Love focuses on plant-based nutrition. Most restaurants can accommodate allergies and dietary restrictions with advance notice.

Is parking available at Puente Romano?

Valet parking and guest parking are available throughout the resort. Early booking is advised during summer months when the Golden Mile experiences peak traffic. The resort offers complimentary shuttle service between venues.

What are the best times to visit each restaurant?

Breakfast venues like Rachel's Eco Love are ideal from 8-11 AM. La Plaza comes alive during sunset (7-9 PM). Fine dining restaurants are busiest 8:30-10:30 PM. For authentic flamenco at El Pimpi, arrive after 10 PM on performance nights.

Which is the most expensive restaurant at Puente Romano?

Nobu Marbella and Leña by Dani García are typically the most premium dining experiences, with tasting menus and high-end ingredients. Cipriani also represents luxury Italian dining with premium pricing reflecting its international reputation.

Can I walk between restaurants at Puente Romano?

Yes, all restaurants are within walking distance on the resort property. La Plaza serves as the central hub with many venues surrounding it. The resort also offers complimentary shuttle service for convenience.

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