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Large portions and rice dishes at the start of La Manga

Marego's is a Mediterranean restaurant in the Las Sirenas I residential development, at km 1,9 of the Gran Vía in La Manga, on the first stretch of the strip when arriving from Cabo de Palos. It has become known for very generous portions, with spending usually between 20 and 30 euros per person.

What to order at Marego's

The menu is short and familiar: fresh fish, rice dishes, fried seafood and sharing starters. Large portions are the most frequent comment, with dishes designed for the centre of the table. Customers mention these most often:

  • Fried fish
  • Paella and caldero (the local fish and rice stew)
  • Artichokes
  • Cheesecake for dessert

The desserts and wine selection have a good reputation, and Google also highlights its coffee.

What the reviews say

Most reviews repeat three points: flavourful food, more than generous portions and modest prices for what you get. The terrace is the most recommended option for a leisurely meal.

Bookings, opening hours and parking

Google recommends booking for both lunch and dinner, and the restaurant accepts reservations. It opens daily from midday until evening without an afternoon closure, with Google and this listing agreeing on the hours. Takeaway is also available. The entrance, dining room and toilets are wheelchair-accessible, and street parking in Las Sirenas is free. For other places to eat at the start of La Manga, see the list of restaurants in the area.

What's on offer

Services

  • Terrace
  • Bookings

Frequently asked questions

How much does a meal at Marego's cost?

The usual spend is between 20 and 30 euros per person. Portions are large, so a few dishes to share make a satisfying meal.

What is there to eat at Marego's in La Manga?

Mediterranean cooking with fresh fish and rice dishes. Fried fish, paella, caldero (the local fish and rice stew), artichokes and cheesecake are mentioned most often.

Should I book at Marego's?

It is recommended. It takes reservations, and booking is advised for both lunch and dinner.

What wines does Marego's have?

Its wine selection has a good reputation among customers, and Google also highlights its coffee.

What are Marego's opening hours?

Open every day from midday to evening without a break, with no weekly closing day.

Where can I park near Marego's?

There is free street parking in the Las Sirenas I residential development, at km 1,9 of the Gran Vía.

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