A great experience. I knew it would be good, but it was even better than expected. The service…read morewas prompt and professional. We were a large group of 6, and the server helped us with the menu, provided recommendation, and ensured that we did not over order. I am new to these flavors and cuisine. Can;t really rate it objectively, but I am certain that it is delicious. We were tired of tapas, and this was perfect to rejuvenate our taste buds.

This place was really good. We arrived a little before opening, and, to our surprise, they opened…read moreright on time - not necessarily a given post siesta! Upon arrival we were welcomed by the friendly host and seated right away. The tables are these cute booth style seating. While very cute, they're also very tight - really designed for two people. I sat next to my young kiddo and we both found it somewhat uncomfortable. The seats are also quite shallow which made me feel like I was sitting at the end of my seat (I'm an average height guy ~6 ft). The restaurant was beautiful and felt like you had stepped into an old Moroccan bazaar. Really great balance of tradition and culture without being too tacky. After asking a few questions about the menu to manage dietary restrictions, we landed on the humus, babaganoush, chicken tagine and chicken couscous. Both the hummus and babaganoush were served with a pita bread. They were both solid. Flavors were on point. My one observation, and this could be due to Moroccan preparation, was the hummus was a bit thinner than most hummus. So while flavor was great consistency was a bit off to me. The main dishes were both wonderful. The chicken tagine was a generous portion, great for sharing. Two chicken drumsticks with a ton of veggies and fruits cooked to perfection that the meat fell off the bones. The sauce was tasty and well spiced. The couscous was similarly generous two drum sticks buried under a mountain of couscous and topped with a selection of root veggies and accompanied by a side of "salsa" aka chicken broth.

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.

Fogon de Ami is a quaint little shop that offers delicious Moroccan food for take-out as well as…read moredine-in (currently only a single table). The owner Ami is a cheerful and friendly person who will make you feel very comfortable especially if you decide to dine-in, as I did. The couscous with vegetables and fish in a tomato-based sauce were just great, and at an extremely reasonable price! So much so that I came back the next day for more fish and the savory pastry with chicken-based filling. It's located about 15 minutes west of the center of town by the #4 bus. Highly recommended as a delicious and economical option!

Came here for a light breakfast. Smoothie - delicious and…read morelots of fruit Café Croissants - flaky and fresh + efficient service + patio on pedestrian street €12.90 for breakfast for 2

Excellent hookah Very nice staff…read moreTea and coffee delicious I didn't not have the food but it smelled very good They are from Morocco

Food is healthy! They have promotions where you can get a sandwich/croissant and juice and…read morecoffee/tea. Worth it. Not typical Spanish food though.

We actually would probably give this a 3.5. Highlights were our sweet waitress and the fact that we…read morecould get reservations. The food was okay. We had sandwiches and burgers. Some of the chicken was tough, but it all tasted okay. They had a good beer to drink. All in all a pleasant dinner in Malaga.

OK food, good location near the ruins, dinner was oaky'ish but skip the cheesecake it's drier than…read morethe climate.

The food was bad quality and seemed mostly seem used can stuff. While near El pimpi this resturant…read morewas not crowded and I know why now! I really do not think this place for good quality food which there are many good ones in the area. They also charge you a lot more compared to other places near by.

Delicious and authentic Moroccan food. everything was good. The food, staff, location, price. I…read morehighly recommend the cous cous. absolutely delicious.

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