*NOTE* If anyone experiences such rude behaviour please do not hesitate to ask for the papel de…read morereclamación form. You can request this form even if you are a tourist. Horrible service from a condescending and misgonystic waiter. We asked to have only a coffee and sat outside to enjoy the street live musicians. At the end the waiter constantly made condescending nasty remarks how we spent only 4 euros and not enough money to sit at his tables. He continued telling us that we are just American woman on vacation in Málaga. Then pushed my friend on her shoulder and yelled at us to get out of his restaurant. He continued to yell at us as we walked down the street. We were disgusted and immediately told the police nearby who accompanied us to the restaurant to help us file a formal complaint with the city hall. Of course with the presence of the police he was respectful and polite only to the police. But he continued to make nasty comments about women and the police had to ask him to sit quietly as we filed a formal complaint. He didn't stop and told me good luck filling out the form because it's not in English! LoL We all know how Americans are so uneducated right? The police spoke no English so how did I explain the situation... Maybe this silly American is studying Spanish in Spain?? Nah we are just uneducated American tourists. I strongly do not recommend this establishment and hope no one has to suffer this behavior for buying a coffee and sitting outside for 40 minutes. If there was a minimum to sit down he could have told us and we would have made a decision to stay or leave. Many cities with restaurants in prime locations make there expectations clear and we respect that. But it's not acceptable to treat people like second class for not spending enough. Stay away.

Definitely the best meal in Malaga!! The owners were very friendly. The food was of high quality…read moreand very delicious. I would recommend you try it out if you are in Malaga. It's right by the Picasso museum. The foie gras were tasty. Tuna had very interesting and diverse flavors. We also tried Choucroute which had a ton of meat and close to a German dish because it's from east part of France. Dessert was amazing also - try the chocolate mousse and lemon cake. If you enjoy good quality food and have time. Try it out and you'll love it.

My husband and I had a very nice lunch here. Our waiter was friendly and seemed enthusiastic about…read morespeaking English with us and was patient with my sub-par Spanish. The menu was in English so that was helpful with my limited vocabulary since they have a lot of options. The food was great and was reasonably priced. Everything we had was delicious and everything we saw other people order looked great as well! Portions are small so we ordered about 4 plates for the two of us. Our waiter recommended the Russian salad which was good, but has a ton of mayo. The outside seating was really nice since we were there in late May and the weather was pretty mild. The location is beautiful on a nice, quiet street and after a morning of exploring the area it was a great place to sit down and enjoy lunch.

Good selection of Latin American food from Chile, Peru, Venezuela and more. Dinner was really good…read moreand authentic and some were a good ol' college try. Restaurant is nice, on a quieter street in el centro. Service is solid and attentive!

Excellent food and service. I had the Pastel de Choclo Chileno. Much different than the typical…read moredish with fritas and I loved it! Full of delicious surprises with an amazing side of fresh tomatoes. Lourdes waited on my table and she brought a wonderful energy and great service.

By far a culinary experience worthy of a Michelin star. From the service to the wine to the…read moreexquisite food. One place I will never forget. Reservations a must.

One of the best restaurants in historical Malaga. ! I have been to this restaurant numerous times…read morein the past several years and the food quality and service is consistently excellent. First, the restaurant is small from the outside. Seriously, you need to use a gps to find the entrance but once you do and walk inside you'll be treated to a an interior that is welcoming and comfortable. The food is great, from the patata bravas, the goat cheese salad and salmon, all dishes are delicious. Haven't had a bad dish at all. Wine selection is fairly comprehensive but hey, this is Spain after all so that's expected. Try any of the local Malaga wines and you won't be disappointed. Service is great and friendly. Carolina is an awesome server so definitely ask for her when you go by, though all the servers are wonderful so you'll get great service regardless. Can't recommend this place enough. If you're in Malaga you should definitely be outside the door at 7p when they open!

Great tapas that was recommended by our tour guide. We arrived and it was empty so it was perfect…read moretiming. We got to sit in the front row. Ordered the fish, fried eggplant, and spareribs. Everything was excellent, great service and enjoyed every dish.

We showed up a little early (8pm) and got a table and they immediately served us a little…read moreappetizer. A lot of tourists came in, which was bound to happen since it is right in the center, but this place is known for the fresh, locally grown ingredients especially the artichokes that draws in locals as well so we wanted to check it out! The waiter was friendly and helped us decide what to order. We got the two most popular artichoke tapas: confitadas and montillana. We preferred the confitadas but both were delicious! We also ordered the ensalada malagueña (typical of Málaga) which is a potato salad with oranges and olives, it was very good and tasted very fresh! The waiter also convinced us to go for dessert--the leche frita (fried condensed milk) with ice cream on top! The fried milk was interesting and not sickly sweet, but I probably could have gone without it. The ice cream tasted like hazelnut and I actually enjoyed that quite a bit! Overall a great place with tasty food!

Overprice food. The food was bland and need more spices. Tourists should avoid this place as there…read moreare other better restaurant

Great food. The restaurant's specialty are the "arroces" (rice dishes), which are paella (Arroz…read moreseco), Arroz meloso (semi soupy rice) and Arroz caldoso (soupy rice). I tried the first two of them and they were great. The first one we tried was the Arroz meloso with seafood (one the waittresses told us that arroz meloso was the staff's favorites). It did not disappoint. We then tried a pork brocheta, which was awesome. in our last night in Malaga, we ordered broiled octopus and a paella. it was heaven.... we recommend it 150%!

A Tapa's Bar in the truest sense with a standing room only space. Two locations right across from…read moreeach other -looks like they go back and forth for opening hours. It gets crowded and loud soon after they open at 8:30 for dinner after closing for a few hours post lunch. No English menus but that's ok. Come in, open up your Translator and make friends with the servers behind the Bar. It will be so worth it. I started with a Verdejo and first Tapa was the Torezznos de Soria (Fried Pork Belly). Had this as an appetizer back home and this version is so much better-salty, crunch outside, tender inside-beyond delicious! Next was the Carilladda de Cerdo (Pork Cheeks) had the taste/texture of Short Rib-super tender and tasty. Solomillo à la Poniente-tenderloin with creamy sauce taking it over the top. Pinchito de Cordero (grilled lamb cubes) so tender and without the gamey. Pulpo Frito (fried octopus)-first time having it and enjoyed it. De Buey (their mini burger)-cooked medium rare and leaves you wanting a few more. 2nd visit-Busanos (snails-not escargot), -Ostras (Oysters), -Flamenquin Cordobes (deep fried ham/cheese in a roll-delicious), -Lomo en Manteca (pork loin in lard mini sandwich), -Pinchito de longanizo (sausage skewer) a little spicy, nice snap and salty, -Sombretito de Cabra (fried goat cheese with honey) on the bottom, slice of eggplant and tomato, -Sardines ahumadas (smoked sardines) with tomato on bottom-salty oily-delicious, -Cazuelita de christorra de Arbizu-salty sausage pieces pair nicely with Bravas. Friendly servers behind the Bar. Melen took great care of me-A Local's favorite where you plan on spending a short time or a few hours and trying out a few of their delicacies paired with your beverages of choice. When in Malaga, a must stop!

Loved the tapas. The seafood cold bar was gorgeous. The eggplant was our favorite tapa we tried. I…read moreloved the indoor and outdoor decor. Service was quick! The sangria was a hit with everyone. My only complaint is that there was a single bathroom that open directly into the dining area and the door lock was broken.

Just what I was looking for on this trip .. to try their snails.. small and cozy.. cheap eats but…read moretasted good.. couldn't really ask the owner for more options to order because he didn't speak English and he didn't have a menu.. but over all I did get what I was searching for on this Spain trip

I think this is the real deal if you want to try snails. My wife ordered an omlete and croquettes…read more Both the food and service were very good an inexpensive. The owner is very nice but his English is limited.