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/ Our experience

Our experience

Born from the legacy of one of Marbella’s most iconic chiringuitos, Camurí Las Cuchis keeps the Mediterranean essence of the beach bar and resets it in a natural, elegant setting by the sea.

/ The place

Playa Fantástica, Río Verde

A stretch of sand between Puerto Banús and the centre of Marbella. Palm-leaf umbrellas, green parasols, wooden loungers and the sea at the end of every table.

Since 2019, Las Cuchis has been part of Grupo Camurí, a family of restaurants that all share one address: the beachfront.

A laid table under palm-leaf umbrellas on the beach
Wooden sun loungers on the sand

/ The room

Whitewash, rattan and clay

Inside, the light is soft and the materials are simple: whitewashed niches holding clay vessels and cacti, rattan chairs, woven lamps, sage-green linen on white tables.

Glass screens keep the terrace open to the view; at night the lamps take over.

Whitewashed arched niches holding green and amber glass vases
Woven rattan pendant lamps under a reed ceiling

/ The kitchen

Mediterranean soul, oriental touch

Traditional coastal recipes meet influences from further east. Rice dishes and paellas for the table, fresh fish and seafood from the plancha, and a sushi list that runs from nigiri to the Camurí maki with king crab and mango.

Producto fresco, sabor de siempre: fresh produce, familiar flavours.

Read the menu
Sushi rolls and tuna tataki on a laid table
Goat cheese salad with endive, mango and cherry tomatoes, from above

/ The bar

Cocktails, sangría and wine

Classic cocktails and fruit variations, sangría made with red, white, rosé or cava, Provence rosé by the bottle or magnum, and a wine list that travels from Rueda to Chablis.

Drinks & wine
A layered tropical cocktail with pineapple and orange garnish
A bottle of Grain de Glace rosé on a table

/ After dark

Evenings

When the beach empties, the lamps come on and the terrace settles into the evening. Las Cuchis is open every day from noon until one in the morning.

The lit Camurí sign at the entrance at dusk
The dining room at night under woven lamps

/ Your table

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