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, fantastic atmosphere, beautiful and very thoughtful decor, amazing drinks, and a very…read morefriendly bi-lingual owner. It was fun that they have board games, musical instruments and other things and people were gathering together in different parts doing different things. It is in the historic center of Malaga, and it gets very busy at certain times. I went once with my family and once with a group of my students. It is indeed the perfect place for any situation. Highly recommended if you are in the historic center in Malaga!

This place is definitely a staple pitstop when coming to Malaga! Although filled with tourists it's…read moreall for good reason! The churros, chocolate, and coffees we had were all super delicious! Also highly recommend the Bocadillos, the bread they use is super delicious and seems like a local bread or made in house. Our server was funny and still made sure we had great service despite how busy it was and how noisy!

This is an update to my original post. Once again my husband and I visited Malaga and this was the…read moreone place that I wanted to visit. This time we wanted to impress our friends with our knowledge of where to go for good chocolade and churros. Casa Aranda did not disappoint. The churros we had were fantastic! Light and airy and crispy, unlike the ones we had in Cartagena the day before. The chocolade was pretty darn perfect too. This time we sat outside on the street and had great service. I plan to visit this place every time we are in the area.

I actually travel with my own Bialetti stovetop espresso hooked to my backpack and carry fresh…read moreorganic beans so yes I'm a coffee snob. But I do seek out a good quality coffee and I really want to support the locals! I am happy to say I found the place to support here in Malaga. Mia and Leo have a wonderful thing going here. They know coffee and it's origins. They offer a variety of processes to serve you an amazing cup. I enjoyed a Honduran bean coffee served from an AeroPress. My husband loved his Matcha Tea with oat 'milk'. He also enjoyed the red velvet loaf with cream cheese frosting. Everything is made with an added smile and lots of love. They have a small space inside with bar type seating. Also outdoor seating with a nice view of a church. They also offer a walk up window! Nice touch. Come on over and support a nice couple. You will enjoy!

Love everything about this shop - the barista/owner Leo, the location, the ambiance, the prices and…read moremost of all the coffee! After being in Spain for a week, Leo's cappuccino (which he asked us how strong we would like it and we said very), was perfectly strong and balanced & better than all the coffees we've tried (which were maybe 10-12 different places. He's very passionate about making coffee the right way and shares that only a few places in Malaga do so and we believe him. We'll definitely be coming back over our next few days here and in the years/trips to come.

Nice place to have a coffee and doughnuts, downtown Málaga.read more

Went there 2 years ago to buy a bread there and it destroy one of my teath…read more And they told me they did not care, even whit stones from the field in ,from the sole, very nice costumer care and will cost me 2000 euros to replace my teath.

I pretty much hate spanish sweets. They suck at it. Which is why many homes don't even have ovens…read morecause how hard it is to melt suger on bread and call it a donut? But... Julia Bakery is the exception. The cupcakes are incredible. The icing is a whip cream base and it's awesome. Last time I had gone I went and ordered 20 of those little suckers for us to eat at home. And their so pretty! Best cake in town!

Patrick is excellent in his customer service. His wife makes all the sweets in shop and they are…read moreextremely delicious, made with an almond base with diff flavors (kiwi, lemon, pistachio and walnuts). Must try is the pastela with chicken and almond. Patrick puts so much love in his food and is very honest. We were 3 and he recommended 2 teas not 3. Must come if you are in Malaga.

The mini pain du chocolat pasty they have is amazing.... pastry so flaky and the chocolate is…read moredelicious. Super cheap at 3 for 1.6

This cute little hole in the wall spot had a great amount of veggie options for my sister and I! We…read moreboth split the Falafel Gallette and had a couple of Aperol Spritzes! The server was kind and the food came out fast! It's a very centrally located restaurant which was perfect so we could hop around to other spots after! Highly recommend!

Located right in the center of Plaza de la Merced, Byoko uses seasonal, organic ingredients from…read morethe Andalusia region to create their dishes. We tried the season buddha salad and the truffle and Parmesan carpaccio. My favorite was definitely the carpaccio. The truffle cream was nutty and umami but not overpowering. I loved the use of shiitake mushroom as well. The inside is nicely decorated, though not too big.

This coffee and bakery spot is incredible. It's no wonder they stay hopping all day everyday - and…read morethe prices simply are unbelievable. 1.70 EU for a pastry we went back to get another of at a sister location tells you how amazing they are for the price. In fact, some of the best pastry and coffee we've had in our recent travels. If you head to the Market to check out what's on offer and they are still setting up, do yourself a favor and sit here to wait and enjoy the sweet life!

Different location, some with seating options or just standing. Great pastries and good coffee and…read moretea selection.