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Boho Restaurant’s new Executive Menu transforms weekday lunch into leisurely ritual

Paellas built for sharing and languid afternoons on the terrace define a new approach to midday dining at Boho Club Marbella. The restaurant introduces its Executive Menu from Monday to Friday, priced at €35 or €45 depending on courses.

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A white plate with golden paella rice and draped red prawns, marble surface visible behind
Boho Club Marbella (@bohoclubmarbella)

Boho Restaurant has reimagined lunch entirely. What emerges is not the rushed midday transaction most diners know but a deliberate, unhurried affair, built around the kind of dishes that demand patience and company. Paellas arrive in deep black pans, their golden rice studded with seafood or meat, meant to be shared across the table. The terrace becomes the setting: dappled light, Mediterranean air, the sort of afternoon that stretches without apology.

A dark speckled paella pan with golden rice, sliced cured meat arranged down the centre, and a sprig of rosemary, on marble

The Executive Menu, served Monday to Friday from noon until five, strips away complication in favour of substance. The two tier structure lets guests choose between main course and dessert for €35, or starter, main and dessert for €47. Bread arrives with each course, water flows freely, and coffee ends the meal properly. These are not afterthoughts added to justify a price point but the ceremonial scaffolding around which a proper lunch is built.

White overlay text on marble describing the Executive Menu: €35 for main and dessert, €47 for three courses, includes bread, water and coffee, Monday to Friday 12–5pm

The cooking itself speaks to Boho’s understanding of what makes Mediterranean food persuasive. Prawns glisten in saffron broth. Rice carries the flavour of good stock, not filler. A paella topped with sliced cured meat and rosemary suggests the kind of kitchen that knows the difference between simplicity and carelessness. Desserts arrive as punctuation to the meal, never as penance.

A white plate with orange seafood in amber sauce, white garnish rings and fresh herbs on marble

What Boho offers here is not efficiency dressed as value but genuine hospitality, the kind that understands lunch as an occasion. Reserve your table through the restaurant.

Imagery courtesy of Boho Club Marbella (@bohoclubmarbella).

A dark speckled paella pan with golden rice, sliced cured meat arranged down the centre, and a sprig of rosemary, on marble
White overlay text on marble describing the Executive Menu: €35 for main and dessert, €47 for three courses, includes bread, water and coffee, Monday to Friday 12–5pm
A white plate with orange seafood in amber sauce, white garnish rings and fresh herbs on marble

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