Best pizza in Puerto Banús: where to eat by the harbour

If you are looking for the best pizza in Puerto Banús, start on Muelle Ribera: front-line terraces, yachts across the street and an Italian scene that runs from a classic margherita to more elaborate pies. This guide covers where to eat pizza in the marina, using the restaurant’s own website and the official Puerto José Banús directory, so you can choose on real information rather than rumour.

Best pizza in Puerto Banús: where to start

The official Puerto Banús directory lists several Italian restaurants inside the marina. Three of them, all on or a few steps from the quayside, explicitly advertise pizza: Pizzería Picasso (Muelle Ribera, 48/49), Amore e Fantasia (Muelle de Honor, 5) and Carpaccio (Muelle de Ribera, 6). They are not the only places in the area that serve pizza, but they are the ones the port itself documents with their own listings — and the last two specify a wood-fired oven.

In summer the terraces fill up early. In late November and December the marina is quieter, so a table with a view is easier to find. If you want to pair lunch or dinner with a stroll, here is a one-day route around Puerto Banús and our guide to things to do in Marbella in December.

Pizzería Picasso, on Muelle Ribera

According to its official website, Pizzería Picasso has been in Puerto Banús since 1982, at Muelle Ribera, units 48/49 (Nueva Andalucía, Marbella). The port’s own listing presents it as a family-friendly classic with a terrace facing the harbour. The usual hours published by the restaurant are 12:00 to 00:00 every day, apart from the temporary closure noted below.

The official menu (checked on 11 November 2026) lists around twenty pizzas. A few price points, which can change: a Margherita is €13.95; Vesuvio and Siciliana are €16.95; Capricciosa is €17.95; Burrata Puglia, Coliseum or the truffle mushroom pizza are €19.95; and the Meatlover’s is €21.95. There is also pasta, risotto, salads, meat and fish, a children’s menu (pizzas and pasta at €10.50) and gluten-free macaroni if you need it. There is no need to book: tables are first come, first served.

Other Italian restaurants with pizza in the marina

If you want to compare settings, the Puerto Banús directory documents at least these two alternatives, both with wood-fired pizza according to their listings:

• Amore e Fantasia (Muelle de Honor, 5), open since 1989: a front-line Italian restaurant with a terrace looking onto the yachts. Besides wood-fired pizza, its listing mentions gluten-free options and vegetarian and vegan dishes. Hours published by the port: 12:00–23:30 Sunday to Thursday, and until 00:00 on Friday and Saturday.
• Carpaccio (Muelle de Ribera, 6), opened in 2010: Italian cooking, homemade pasta and wood-fired pizzas, in a setting the port describes as more intimate. Published hours: 12:00–00:00 every day.

Third-party opening hours can change with the season, so it is worth confirming on the day. And if, after a few pizzas, you fancy going back to local cooking, see our guide to typical dishes of Marbella.

Practical tips for eating pizza in the port

Pizzería Picasso does not take reservations: tables are given in order of arrival, so at busy times (especially around sunset) it is worth arriving with a little time to spare. The restaurant sits in the heart of the marina; if you are coming from the airport, this guide explains how to get from Málaga airport to Puerto Banús.

One important note if you are reading this in November 2026: Pizzería Picasso is closed from 9 to 27 November inclusive for maintenance work. It reopens on Saturday 28 November. From that date you can come for a pizza in the marina, including in December.