Inside the posh restaurant the place Britain’s most well-known faces like to dine out

OPINION: Gemma Collins, Olivia Attwood and Leigh-Anne Pinnock are among the stars who’ve dined here – and during our visit we even bumped into a famous face too

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‘Inside the luxury restaurant where reality TV royalty love to dine’(Image: Carly Hacon/Daily Star )

If you’re hoping to rub shoulders with a celebrity over dinner, there’s one glamorous restaurant that’s become a firm favourite with Britain’s biggest stars.

From Gemma Collins and Olivia Attwood to Leigh-Anne Pinnock, Ronan Keating, James Argent, Denise Van Outen and Tulisa, the guest list reads like a who’s who of British showbiz. If you’ve spent any time watching reality TV over the past decade, chances are one of your favourites has enjoyed a meal at La Sala.

Situated in the heart of Puerto Banús in Marbella, just moments from the luxury marina, La Sala has earned its reputation as one of the Costa del Sol’s hottest celebrity hotspots. Equal parts stylish restaurant and buzzing nightlife venue, it’s easy to see why famous faces keep returning.

The moment we walked through the doors we were greeted with a warm welcome from the friendly staff, instantly setting the tone for the evening. The restaurant has a lively yet relaxed atmosphere, with live musicians performing throughout dinner and creating the perfect soundtrack without overpowering conversation.

And if we needed any more proof of La Sala’s celebrity credentials, we got it midway through our meal when DJ and TV personality Tom Zanetti strolled through the restaurant – confirming you’re never too far away from a famous face in this swanky establishment.

The evening began with cocktails, and La Sala certainly knows how to make an impression. The Martini Lychee Sala La (€18) was light, sweet and refreshing, while the Caipiroska Berry Red (€18) packed a fruity punch with just the right amount of citrus, making it the perfect summer drink.

To start, we opted for the crispy duck spring rolls and vegetable gyozas. The spring rolls were beautifully crisp with a rich duck filling that was packed with flavour, while the pan-fried gyozas were perfectly cooked with a delicate texture and a delicious savoury filling.

The duo of chocolate brownies (€10), accompanied by salted caramel sauce and vanilla ice cream, was rich, indulgent and everything you’d want to round off the meal.

Whether you’re hoping to spot a celebrity or simply enjoy an unforgettable evening, La Sala delivers on every front. The food is exceptional, the cocktails are expertly crafted, the service is faultless and the live entertainment creates an electric atmosphere from the moment you arrive.

But the night doesn’t end when you’ve paid the bill.

As the evening goes on, La Sala transforms from an elegant restaurant into a full-blown party venue. The live music ramps up, guests leave their tables for the dance floor and the whole place comes alive. It’s the kind of venue where dinner effortlessly turns into a night out, giving you the perfect excuse to burn off those chocolate brownies.

And with celebrity sightings seemingly around every corner, don’t be surprised if your evening comes with an unexpected famous face or two.

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