Mercado de Abastos (Estepona Food Market)

Comer, beber, comprar, divertir :
Eating, drinking, shopping, having fun.

The old Estepona Food Market has reopened its doors as the new gastronomic and social space on the Costa del Sol, which houses 5 restaurants, takeaway services and 6 shops where you can buy various (regional) products.

After a long-awaited renovation, the Estepona Market, built in 1949 and recognized for its service as a traditional market until 2018 – when it underwent an extensive renovation and became a gastronomic market – has now been transformed with a new concept. The 950-square-metre centre now offers a culinary offer that combines the charm of local gastronomy with a selection of international flavours.

The mayor of Estepona, José María García Urbano, stressed during the opening ceremony that “the rebirth of the Mercado de Abastos is a testament to the innovative spirit of Estepona and offers residents and visitors an incomparable culinary experience.”