El Barón
Caldero (the local fish and rice stew), fried seafood and sunsets at km 17,5 of La Manga
What's on offer
Services
- Bookings
Cuisine and specialities
- Fish and seafood specialities
- Rice dishes
- Caldero (local fish and rice stew)
Setting
- Beachfront
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book at Chiringuito El Barón?
Yes. It often fills up, especially for summer dinners, and the terrace with views is taken first. Bookings are accepted for lunch and dinner.
How much does a meal at El Barón cost?
Average spending is around 20 to 30 euros per person. Portions are large, so a few dishes make a good meal.
What can you eat at El Barón in La Manga?
Seafood cooking: caldero (the local fish and rice stew), mixed fried seafood, arroz a banda (rice cooked in fish stock), lobster rice, chopitos and chipirones (small squid), and razor clams. Desserts include asiático cake (inspired by Cartagena's liqueur coffee) and homemade cakes.
Does El Barón open outside summer?
Yes, but on fewer days. Out of season it mainly opens at weekend lunchtimes, so call ahead.
Where is Chiringuito El Barón?
At km 17,5 of the Gran Vía in La Manga, beside the El Barón development, right by the beach on the Mar Menor side.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Yes. The entrance, dining room and toilets are accessible.
Reviews
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- C Cayetana14 July 2025 ★★★★★
Brilliant atmosphere, good drinks and right on the beach. A summer must
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- Z Zaida1 January 2025 ★★★★★
I love it. It serves customers practically all year. They don't just come to cash in during August. They only close from the December bank holiday weekend to Father's Day. Delicious food, lovely service and unbeatable views. You couldn't be closer to the water.
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- R Rocío30 December 2024 ★★★★★
Beach bar/restaurant well known for the quality of its food. Even with such a wide choice, the quality is very good, portions are generous and prices are great. The rice dishes stand out, especially caldero (the local fish and rice stew), as does the fried fish. Very welcoming for any meal, and the waiting staff are lovely. Highly recommended, never disappoints, everything is delicious!
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- I Isa29 December 2024 ★★★★★
A restaurant overlooking Mar Menor that has kept expanding its premises. The proof of its success is that you rarely find a table without booking, and there must be a reason. It stands out for rice dishes, fried fish and a wide choice of quality food at very good prices.
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