Trattoria Romana · Marbella

Nonna's

Roma, a Marbella.
Summer 2026.

Be first to a table

A trattoria the way Romans built them.

Travertine walls. A single candle on every table. Pasta made by hand each morning before the door opens. The menu is short, the wine is from the hills outside Rome, and the only loud thing in the room is the conversation. Mangia.

A nonna's hands rolling fresh tonnarelli on a flour-dusted travertine counter

i.

Le mani.

Pasta fresh, every morning. Tonnarelli by hand, cacio by hand, time taken on purpose.

Carbonara assembly in a copper pan over open flame — egg yolks streaming, pepper cracking

ii.

Il fuoco.

Copper pan. Open flame. Guanciale, pepper, pecorino, yolk. No cream — that is not how Romans do it.

A Roman table set for sharing — suppli, pecorino, olives, wine, two pairs of hands

iii.

La tavola.

Bread torn between friends. Suppli for the table. Wine, never measured. Roma feeds you the way someone who loves you does.

il nostro modo

Non innoviamo.
Ricordiamo.

We don't innovate. We remember.

Roman trattoria isn't a style — it's a memory you cook into. Same flour. Same pan. Same grandmother's hand on yours.

Cacio e pepe in a brick-red ceramic bowl — fork lifted with pasta strand pulling

iv.

Cacio e pepe.

Three ingredients. Forty years of getting them right. The dish that taught Romans how to argue.

dal menù

A taste of what's coming.

Supplì al telefono

Roman rice croquettes, mozzarella core that pulls a thread when you tear them.

€8

Carbonara

Guanciale, egg yolk, pecorino, pepper. No cream. Never cream.

€18

Tiramisù

Espresso-soaked savoiardi, mascarpone, a heavy dust of cocoa.

€10

The candlelit interior of Nonna's — travertine walls, copper pans, white linen, dim and intimate

v.

La sala.

Low candles. Hand-troweled travertine. Copper on the wall, framed photographs of Trastevere in the shadows. Dim on purpose.

in cifre

1924

L'anno di NonnaThe year Nonna was born

0

Grammi di panna nella carbonaraGrams of cream in the carbonara

12

Formati di pasta a manoPasta shapes by hand

Carafe of Roman red wine + two stemless glasses + candle in a stone-walled cellar

vi.

Il vino.

Cesanese, Frascati, Sagrantino — the wines we drank growing up. Served in a carafe. Poured generously.

Trovare la casa

Nueva Andalucía, Marbella.

Address

Avenida del Pilar
Centro Comercial Iberico
Nueva Andalucía, Marbella

Opening

Summer 2026
Lunch & dinner, Tuesday — Sunday

Reservations

Join the waitlist below.
Walk-ins welcome at the bar.

Be first to a table

Lascia il tuo nome.

We open in the summer. The first hundred guests on the waitlist sit before anyone else does.

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