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Date Published: 10/03/2025ARCHIVED ARTICLE -A beloved Cabo de Palos bar is reopening this week
Regular customers are excited at the return of a Cabo de Palos staple this March
Café Bar Yemanjá in Cabo de Palos, overlooking the waterfront between Cartagena and La Manga del Mar Menor, is a popular spot for brunch, lunch and drinks.Owner Magdalena closed Yemanjá just before Christmas for a well-earned winter break. Now, rested and refreshed, she is ready to reopen on Friday March 14, just in time for the spring and summer season.To begin with, they will only be open in the mornings and for lunch, from 10am to 5pm, and will be closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Then, later in the year, they will be open for evening meals.Yemanjá serves a great mixture of freshly made food, among which are many vegetarian and vegan dishes, plus typical Murcia food. There are also tasty cocktails on the menu and a relaxed, bohemian sort of feel to the place.Café bar Yemanjá is a favourite among locals and visitors to the area, and if you’ve never been is well worth a trip, followed by a stroll along the Cabo de Palos seafront.To book a table, you can contact via telephone on 0034 677 504 844.
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AddressPaseo Alfonso Dimas, Puerto de Cabo de Palos, CartagenaTel: 0034 677 504 844LoadingBOOKINGS ONLY BY TELEPHONE OR WHATSAPP 0034 677 504 844
Nestled in the heart of the iconic Cartagena port, Yemanjá specialises in modern tapas with a twist
Named after the Brazilian goddess of the sea, Café bar Yemanjá is located in the port of Cabo de Palos, a lively enclave with plenty of atmosphere and packed full of leisure activities, diving schools and shops.
The lifelong dream of Magdalena, who is originally from Argentina, the bar aims to offer a refuge from the hustle and bustle of the marina, a relaxing hideaway where customers can try a range of tasty tapas and a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan delicacies.During the summer, Café bar Yemanjá is a vibrant hub of activity, with great music, and a chilled, mixed clientele of all nationalities.
If you dont like a certain ingredient you can just ask and the menu can be adapted to suit individual tastes.Magdalena likes to feel that all her customers, new and old, are guests in her home and her main aim is to ensure that everybody leaves happily.As Magdalena herself says, “Everyone has a place in Yemanjá.”Opening hours September to April
- Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 11am to midnight, kitchen open all day
- Tuesday and Wednesday: Closed
Summer opening times (May to September)
- Monday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday IN MAY: 10am to 12 midnight
- Tuesday and Wednesday IN MAY: Closed
- Every day JUNE TO SEPTEMBER: 11.30am to 12.30am (Kitchen open 11.30am to 4.30pm and 6.30pm to 11pm)
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