Do I need a reservation at Camuri Las Cuchis?

Highly recommended, especially for dinner or weekends. They do take walk-ins but you might wait for a table during busy periods. Book through their website or call directly.

What's the dress code like?

Smart casual works perfectly. You'll see everything from sundresses to linen shirts. Beach attire is fine during the day, but people dress up a bit more for evening meals.

Is there parking available?

There's free street parking available in the streets around the restaurant. According to recent visitors, there's enough space for convenient parking, making it easy to visit by car. It can get busier during peak summer months, but generally parking isn't a major issue.

Do they cater for dietary requirements?

Yes, they're quite good with vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. The staff are knowledgeable about ingredients and happy to adapt dishes where possible.

What time should I go for the best experience?

Sunset dinner (around 7-8pm) is magical but book ahead. Lunch is more relaxed and easier to get a table. Late afternoon drinks catch the best light for photos.

How does it compare to other Puerto Banus restaurants?

Less flashy and more authentic than most Puerto Banus spots. Better atmosphere than the marina restaurants but not as much of a scene as the big beach clubs.

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Camuri Las Cuchis Review: Chiringuito on the Golden Mile

Posted on 23rd September 202523rd September 2025 by dinewithjp

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Sep

Camuri Las Cuchis is a newly renovated beachfront destination blending restaurant, lounge, and chiringuito atmospheres at the gateway to Puerto Banus. Nestled beside a scenic pedestrian bridge, their menu features international cuisine with vegetarian options, including grilled specialties, fresh salads, sushi, and creative twists on Spanish classics like Gambas al pil-pil and calamari.

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