In writing a review, unless I pay more than $80 per person, I do not expect superior service, a…read morepleasant server will do the job. Thus I also like to share restaurant that only deserve 4 stars and above. Anything less than this, I do not want to spend time on writing about it. The restaurant size is about 50 person in door and about the same size outdoor-means smoking is permitted outdoor. The place is simple but nicely decorated. The menu is clean and simple. The lobster, scalop and tuna tartar all tasted fresh and simple. Main courses are beef fillet, duck breast and sea bass. The best is the duck, it's not gamy and the meat is tendered-perfectly cooked. The fillet was well done and the same bass is good but not the best. Overall this is highly recommended if you a nice and inexpensive dinner.

This is an excellent place. A very good local restaurant that serves high quality food at…read morereasonable prices. Many years ago this was a cheap and cheerful place , some time ago it was refurbished but to be honest I didn't try it. However friends went there and recommended it so much that I tried it. It was so good that I have returned several times and have been completely satisfied on each visit.

Normally when I see a restaurant that specializes in two entirely different cuisines I try to avoid…read morethem in the belief that it is difficult to excel in more than one. Delhi Spice proved me wrong. Well, actually I haven't had their pizza so I guess the theory is still plausible. In any case, I came here for lunch and had the Chicken Jal Crazy. It was excellent; delicious and authentic. Note that if you order spicy hot it is very hot. Personally I will go with medium next time. They have indoor / outdoor seating with a classy feel to it (cloth tablecloths and napkins, decorating, etc.) Note that rice is charged separately, so €8.50 for the main dish, €2.50 for rice and 2 or 3 more for a drink. I live nearby and will be back frequently.

This little food shop is located on the lower ground floor of the Larios Centro Comercial shopping…read morecentre I fell in love as soon as I saw the whole legs of the famous Iberico ham made from acorn-fed pigs hanging up. As they say, when in Rome,...... Sadly, my Spanish isn't up to much and certainly not enough a to sustain a conversation about all the different of hams and cheeses on offer. So, I resorted to looking at the meat on the legs and at the prices to gauge quality I eventually settled on a basic Iberico ham and a more expensive Jabugo ham. Now, slicing ham off a whole leg does take practice and I've seen some novices really struggle. So, it was nice to see an expert at work as she expertly shaved off 100g of each ham The prices were much lower than in London but that's to be expected for Iberico ham in Spain, I suppose Both hams were meaty and dense with flavour but I preferred the more expensive Jabugo, which was moister and tempered some of the saltiness with the more subtle umami flavour

In the midst of our weeklong hunt for the best Mediterranean food in Malaga, we decided to give…read morethis place a try. This place was really good. We arrived a little before opening, and, to our surprise, they opened right on time - although it took them a moment to notice we were there (both in the kitchen getting ready we suspect). There was both indoor and outdoor seating. Given our preference for "non-smoking" and that it was chilly that evening, we opted to eat in doors. Small 4-6 4 person table tops were available inside a very nicely decorated restaurant with imagery from olden Lebanon. After reviewing the menu and asking some questions we settled in on the tabule, lentil soup, hummus, musaka, baked fish and chicken with caramelized onions. The food was served promptly and was all very good. The tabule was excellent. As my kiddo noted, "no wonder why they call this place Tabule". The chop of the parsley was perfect, the balance of tomato and cracked wheat was perfect and the amount of lemon was just perfect. The lettuce leaves were also a nice touch. We almost ordered another, but thought twice given how much we had already ordered. The lentil soup was very different from any lentil soup I had had before. Blended with an array of spices that gave it a wonderful and smoky flavor. It was honestly one of the best I've had. The hummus was decent, nothing out of the ordinary. Great flavor, consistency and served with warm pita bread. I was a little surprised that there was an additional charge for the bread when we ordered the hummus. This kinda just appeared on our final bill. Neither here nor there, but just took me by surprise. My wife had the musaka and it was decent. Nothing crazy, but hit a craving. She both cooks it at home and is one of her favorite dishes, so the bar was high. I had the fish and my kiddo had the chicken, while both were fine. Neither were particularly Lebanese either in our mind from the prep to the flavors, they were very standard fair restaurant food. Again, they were tasty, just not the cultural cuisine we were in pursuit of. My kiddo also noted that the chicken was a bit dry - I tried it and can confirm it was a bit overcooked. Overall, we enjoyed our meal. We'd certainly be open to coming back, but probably not if we were craving a Mediterranean explosion.

We have been going to the famous Da Bruno for years. It has very good food but I cant see what the…read morebig deal is. As the recession hit last year they decided to do deliveries which is only 10% less than the sit down menu. There are a lot of other restaurants in the Port of Cobopino which are of comparable quality and value

Hands down my favorite restaurant in south of Spain, love the atmosphere of the restaurant and the…read moreservice and food are phenomenal, would highly recommend it to anyone who's in the area

The steak was hard like rubber, the paella was salted like it was dipped in the dead sea. The…read moreservice was terrible. Great location view of the alcazaba so nice ambiance. Expensive and we didnt finish our food! Just dont fall for these tourist traps.

the service was TERRIBLE. the woman who was taking our order, krysa, asked us if we would like…read morebreakfast or lunch. we let her know that half of us wanted lunch, and the other half breakfast. she took the breakfast order, and then failed to let us know lunch was not being served (after she knew we planned on ordering lunch). aside from the confusion, she was extremely rude when talking to us. she would walk away in the middle of our conversation and then go talk to her coworkers about us. i never plan on returning here!!!

This was a nice restaurant serving gluten free and vegan option menu items on the Alameda Principal…read moresection of downtown Malaga. There were outdoor tables as well as indoor seating, but the inside was very warm when we went in, so we sat outside. The lady serving us was very professional and very nice. We got a salad, a smoothie and a grilled salmon. The food was well done and the flavors were very nicely mixed. I just wished the smoothie was frozen like the ones we get in the US. It was just barely cold. Still a nice healthy option in the area.

This is a completely gluten-free bakery with fantastic pastries. Breads loaves a restaurant as…read morewell. They only speak Spanish, so be prepared to practice. Everything looks so fresh.