Nuevo Reino — Restaurant in Marbella

Have to say, bit disappointed. The food was nice. But.. the Menu said Lobster but after asking was told only for two people as they didn’t have any smaller one. For the money you should be told on arrival a lot smaller cheaper restaurants do.

So had to rush my order and ended up sharing a chateaubriand to share between four. The portion was more for 2 and it was even really a chateaubriand it was more of a stew and when paying €100 it’s abit annoying. The service was at good speed.

Overall not that good. Bordering a two star.

For the expensive prices they charge it feels like a beach restaurant.

Not a single member of staff is really friendly no smiles at all.

Maybe the lobster would of been great, can’t say though.

My recommendation, don’t come here.

EDIT: Deserts just came, ummm Chocolate Soup is just watered down white chocolate with some berries not good, the mouse is ok, probably could of just got that from a Shop really and the chocolate cake is as dense as a rock.

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