What a coffee costs in Marbella
One plain black coffee per venue, the cafe solo or espresso as the card names it, read off the venue's own published card with the card linked beside every number. Of the 1,039 Marbella eating-outlet websites read, 30 print a coffee with a price; the rest print none, and the 13 whose site prices something coffee-shaped that is not a cup are listed below with the reason.
Cards read 5 September 2026. Prices move: the linked card is always the authority.
How much is a coffee in Marbella?
As of September 2026, a cafe solo or espresso in Marbella costs €1.20 to €4 across the 30 cafes and restaurants that print a coffee price on their own website, out of 1,039 restaurant websites read (Marbella Wire).
A cafe solo on a published Marbella card runs €1.20 at Restaurante Japonés Tokyo to €4 at The Point Restaurant. Most cards sit between 2 and 3 euros; the beach clubs and the Banus terraces are where it passes 3.50. The same discipline prices a caña on the Caña Index and a menu del dia on the Menu del Dia Index.
Every priced cafe solo on a published Marbella card
La Dolce Vita ChiringuitoMarbella EastEspressoCortado 2.00 and café con leche 2.50 on the same card€2Card
Art Bakery & GourmetMarbella CentroEspresso / Lungo / AmericanoOne price for the three black coffees; alternative milk 1 extra€3Card
Boho Club RestaurantNueva AndalucíaEspressoBreakfast card; double espresso 4.50 on the same card€3.80CardThe figures on this page are licensed CC BY 4.0: free to reuse with credit to Marbella Wire and a link to this page. The licence covers the data only, not the text or the photographs.
Checked by Vernon Marsh on 5 September 2026
How these numbers were read
Every restaurant on the Marbella Wire eat index and every operating eating outlet in the Marbella food census with a website of its own had that website read on 5 September 2026: home page, menu pages and menu PDFs, searched for a plain black coffee with a price under the names a card uses (cafe solo, espresso, expreso). The price recorded is the single cup the card prints; where the card also prices a double, a cortado or a cafe con leche, the note says so. A coffee cocktail, a coffee dessert, a double with no single, or retail beans is not a cup of coffee and is listed below with the reason, never estimated. A venue whose own site prints no coffee price is simply counted, not guessed at: one number in the source is one number here.
The 13 whose site prices something coffee-shaped that is not a cup, with reasons
- Brödernas: the only espresso on the card is an espresso martini at 11.90; no cup of coffee is priced
- MORPHO: the card prices a café glacé dessert at 15, no cup of coffee
- Serafina: espresso appears only inside a cocktail; no cup of coffee is priced
- Officina 84: the card prices an affogato-style dessert, not a coffee
- ROASTED Specialty Coffee: the site sells beans and brewing kits; no cup price is printed
- Pan Bendito Bakehouse: the site prices retail espresso beans by the bag, not a cup
- Casa Tua Wine Bar: espresso appears only in a 12 cocktail; no cup of coffee is priced
- Pizzeria Bella 'Mbriana: the card prints a double espresso at 4.00 and no single
- Hustle n' Flow Eatery: the coffee list is rendered by script and no price could be read from the published page
- Restaurante Casa Al Madena: espresso 2.50 on its card, but Google lists the venue as temporarily closed on the read date
- Bohis: shares Boho Club's breakfast card; the same 3.80 is not counted twice
- El Pan de Eric: shares Eric Café Pâtisserie's card; the same 3.50 is not counted twice
- Art Bakery Puerto Banús: listed as opening soon on the read date
Quote any figure with its venue and date; each row links the card it was read from. The index is refreshed each season and dated in the header, and the Wire covers price moves as they happen.
The same discipline, other orders: a caña on the Caña Index, a fixed-price lunch on the Menu del Dia Index, paella on the Paella Index, sunbeds on the Sunbed Index, and everything added up on the cost-of-living answer.
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Last checked: 5 September 2026