Pizzeria Picasso

In Their Own Words

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“The meat pizza was absolutely delicious, and the pasta with truffle sauce was really tasty!”

“La pizza de carne buenísima y la pasta con salsa de trufa muy rica!”

“A varied menu featuring mainly pizzas, pasta dishes, cocktails and salads.”

“Carta variada de pizzas, pastas, cócteles y ensaladas principalmente.”

“Good food, reasonable prices, generous portions, quick service and excellent customer service.”

“Buena comida, buenos precios , porciones generosas, rápido y excelente atención.”

Quick Verdict

A waterfront pizzeria that executes the basics with speed and generosity, staying affordable despite its prime location.

About Pizzeria Picasso

Queues form outside most evenings at Puerto Banús, and Picasso is usually the reason. The place is big, with views over the port, and the kitchen keeps pace even when the line stretches — plates arrive fast and the portions are the kind that send people home with boxes. Pizza and pasta are the draw, and genuinely so: locals who know the difference say this is the real thing, not a tourist approximation. The risotto and cocktails are what people mention most after the main event, and the banana split has its own following for anyone who makes it that far. No reservations, which is worth knowing before you go.

Pizzeria Picasso is one of those places where the dessert menu is not an afterthought — a detail regulars tend to mention first.

In the last 90 days, Pizzeria Picasso has drawn 21 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — recent momentum that is one of the signals behind its place on the hot list.

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