Great ambiance, indoor and outdoor door seating. Kitschy decor but not at all pretentious, a mix of…read morehistory and contemporary life and clientele. Best Cafw Bombom in the city and great breakfast sandwiches. Service was kind, quick and efficient. Definitely as great start to our day.

great place to have food, can get quite busy and the staff are very friendly. Seating outside and…read moreinside, everyone talking and enjoying themselves

Great food, especially the american sandwich, delicious. A perfect cozy place in the sun to have…read morelunch. Highly recommended.

Quality/Quantity - Sadly, no good souvenirs at this location for my friends…read more No Malaga printed gift cards. Ambiance - A busy tourist location. Indoor and outdoor seating. Service - Self service. Price - N/A on this trip. It is happy hour time, lol. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success to Alsea, a multinational restaurant and cafe operator in Europe and Latin America with a master license agreement with Starbucks. Parent company: Congrats on all your success since 1971 and for being the largest coffeehouse chain in the world! #114 on the Fortune 500 list. As of 2024, 40,200+ stores. 1992 IPO. 2003 Acquired Seattle's Best Coffee. 2008 Loyalty card program. 2014 First Starbucks Reserve opened in Seattle..

Opened on-time and offered a smoking euro 3.45 espresso + croissant deal. Staff was pleasant and…read morehelpful; service was efficient; inside mood was very good and outside patio seating.

Quality/Quantity - Break time. I got my beers and my wife…read moregot snacks and a soda. Ambiance - A small local convenience store. Well, this location is slightly larger than the typical Carrefour. It had a huge deli, small bakery section, etc. But most importantly, they have a good beer selection. Clean and organized. Open 7 days a week from 9am to 10pm. Service - Self service. Price - Convenience store prices and worth it. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 2007 with almost 2500 locations. We are regular and loyal customers.

In a word: WOW! This little booth we came across has some great ice cream to offer! It's hard to…read morebeat gelato, and this place definitely has a great selection of high quality gelato for you to enjoy. Definitely worth a visit to beat the heat here in Spain!

A MUST visit on Saturday morning...is the Fuengirola flea market. A visitor can literally find…read moreeverything here. There is art from Africa, Berber woven rugs and blankets, pottery and baskets from Morocco, hand made brass cow bells, piles of old cell phones, heaps of indistinguishable clothes, motorcycle gear, military collectibles, coins, watches, lots of silver jewelry, roasted chestnuts, fresh vegetables and fruit. Today, even a kitchen sink was offered! The patrons range from Moroccans, British tourists on holiday to locals looking for a bargain. There are multiple places at the perimeter to have a snack and a cool drink. There are local musicians playing. Luckily, the only lookie-lookie guys congregate in one center spot around a guitar monument and do not harass passers by. As with all gatherings of a mix of visitors, it's wise to keep your money and passport in your front pocket. Earlier on, it is possible to walk without rubbing against others, but by noon, you are shoulder to shoulder. The biggest problem is securing a parking space. It is impossible to park on the main street and the little narrow side ones fill quickly. The fairgrounds has its own free parking lot. It fills quickly, but cars come and go & it is possible to wait and secure a parking spot. Be sure to put all valuables and packages in your car trunk and lock your car. This is a great fun way to spend a couple hours on a Saturday morning!

Total waste of time. dead!!read more

Nice to stroll along, plenty of little shops as well as some big names. We loved a little pastry…read moreshop on the corner of San Miguel. There is also a nice bakery where one can get fresh bread.