Nermina’s favourites - a tried and tested collection ;)
Fish on the beach
Located outside the city center bustling with chiringitos (small open beach restaurants) supplied by fishermen's daily catch.
I recommend trying "espetos" (sardines) grilled on a wooden boat on the beach.
RESTAURANTE ANDRÉS MARICUCHI
14 P.º Marítimo el PedregalFood scene
La Tranca is a local bar filled with Malagueños, and a place to try vermouth, sweet wines and homemade tapas. One of the best bars in Málaga that tourists don’t know about.
135 personas locales recomiendan
La Tribu
92 C. CarreteríaLa Tranca is a local bar filled with Malagueños, and a place to try vermouth, sweet wines and homemade tapas. One of the best bars in Málaga that tourists don’t know about.
Great selection of tasty "tapas" and a place to try a variety of Spanish food if you are new to it. But be aware of the line waiting outside for a table...but totally worth it.
108 personas locales recomiendan
Casa Lola
46 C. GranadaGreat selection of tasty "tapas" and a place to try a variety of Spanish food if you are new to it. But be aware of the line waiting outside for a table...but totally worth it.
If you want to eat typical fish and seafood tapas from Malaga, with unbeatable prices in the city center!
This is not a fancy place, but has great quality and prices.
Try the “Adobo” that is fried fish
previously marinated in vinegar. The waiters might seem arrogant at first ;) but don't be scared!
57 personas locales recomiendan
La Campana
35 C. GranadaIf you want to eat typical fish and seafood tapas from Malaga, with unbeatable prices in the city center!
This is not a fancy place, but has great quality and prices.
Try the “Adobo” that is fried fish
previously marinated in vinegar. The waiters might seem arrogant at first ;) but don't be scared!
Modern and quirky Spanish meals and wine bar.
I recommend trying the “Ensalada Rusa” (Russian Salad) which has quite a twist from the classic version that my Spanish "suegra" (mother in law) prepares, but psst...don't tell her! Tastes heavenly.
36 personas locales recomiendan
La Cosmopolita Malagueña
3 C. José Denis BelgranoModern and quirky Spanish meals and wine bar.
I recommend trying the “Ensalada Rusa” (Russian Salad) which has quite a twist from the classic version that my Spanish "suegra" (mother in law) prepares, but psst...don't tell her! Tastes heavenly.
Yes, yes, yes!
The decor is classic Andaluz with its beautiful ceramic tiles and simple table dressing. The food is equally quintessential of Andalusia, plenty of great fresh shellfish, rich deeply flavoured hams and meats. Its located in the area of Soho in Malaga.
31 personas locales recomiendan
Mesón Ibérico
27 C. San LorenzoYes, yes, yes!
The decor is classic Andaluz with its beautiful ceramic tiles and simple table dressing. The food is equally quintessential of Andalusia, plenty of great fresh shellfish, rich deeply flavoured hams and meats. Its located in the area of Soho in Malaga.
Uvedoble Taberna
1 C/ AlcazabillaA small taberna to try upscale and modern tapas.
While it can get somewhat crowded with tourists, if you are patient or avoid peak times, it's easy to find a perch and soak up the atmosphere…great to try sweet and dry wines from local grapes, vermouths and liqueurs. The old storerooms are a collection of fascinating interconnected spaces, decorated with trailing plants, photos of celebrities and bullfighters.
880 personas locales recomiendan
El Pimpi
62 C. GranadaWhile it can get somewhat crowded with tourists, if you are patient or avoid peak times, it's easy to find a perch and soak up the atmosphere…great to try sweet and dry wines from local grapes, vermouths and liqueurs. The old storerooms are a collection of fascinating interconnected spaces, decorated with trailing plants, photos of celebrities and bullfighters.
Try the typical Spanish breakfast "churros" (here called tejeringos) & "bocadillos" (tiny sandwiches) ;)
54 personas locales recomiendan
Tejeringos Coffee
6 C/ Méndez NúñezTry the typical Spanish breakfast "churros" (here called tejeringos) & "bocadillos" (tiny sandwiches) ;)
Very traditional place to eat "churros" with coffee (but very popular with hot chocolate too). One of the oldest establishments for this type of food.
159 personas locales recomiendan
Casa Aranda
2 C. Herrería del ReyVery traditional place to eat "churros" with coffee (but very popular with hot chocolate too). One of the oldest establishments for this type of food.
Wine lovers
Please do not leave Malaga without trying a glass of ‘El Pajarete” the sweet wine of Málaga.
Founded in 1840 and they say visited by Picasso - isn’t this already enough? Antique wine bar filled with old posters from "Ferias" wine barrels and small seafood tapas.
171 personas locales recomiendan
Antigua Casa de Guardia
18 Alameda PrincipalPlease do not leave Malaga without trying a glass of ‘El Pajarete” the sweet wine of Málaga.
Founded in 1840 and they say visited by Picasso - isn’t this already enough? Antique wine bar filled with old posters from "Ferias" wine barrels and small seafood tapas.
Sweets & Coffee
Try the "Blanco y Negro" (black&white) iced coffee with either whipped cream or turon (ice cream). A huge choice of traditionally prepared ice creams too.
46 personas locales recomiendan
Helados y Turrones Casa Mira. Dimas Mira E Hijos. Larios
5 C. Marqués de LariosTry the "Blanco y Negro" (black&white) iced coffee with either whipped cream or turon (ice cream). A huge choice of traditionally prepared ice creams too.