Located on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea is your dream getaway!…read moreLa Chancla stands out amongst all the rest. We had our own cabana where we enjoyed both the sun drinks and food! We started with aqua..then mojitos and sangrias. Later in the day we ate lunch. I had the Iberian ham with peppers, which was unbelievably good, my dining partners both had different entrees one had a burger and fries (they) were great and the other guest had cod and potatoes. Sorry I didn't get a pic, it's not easy to in a large cabana! The atmosphere was everything you dream of. The beach, the sea, the people all day long a treat to your eyes!

This charming bar restaurant located inside the Hotel La Chancla is a nice place to have drinks…read morewith friends in the late afternoon watching the sunset at the beach. The ambiance is very tropical and pleasant, I envy my Malagueño friends for being able to come here almost every week after work!! Although the beach in Málaga is not that pleasant for swimming (if you want to swim, go to Nerja or Tarifa), the view is pretty cool for what it is. I wasn't very keen on my iced cappuccino (too sweet and too creamy), but I loved my friend's drink! I forgot what it's called so I uploaded the picture of the drink for my own reference. It looks like mojito but has a tangy orange juice flavor, it was a nice girly drink. Next time I'm ordering that one instead!!

Nothing beats having a nice lunch by the beach while hearing the waves crash. Food was good but a…read morelittle too seasoned for my taste. Tinto de verano was delicious and refreshing and my favorite dish were the tostadillas and patatas bravas.

Pretty meh, and definitely not worth the money. The Andalucian Croquettes were nice, but the…read moreIberian pork was bland, and the red hake was a bit flavourless. But what really drives this down to a one star review was the smokers... Yes, you can smoke here, which is super unpleasant for me...

Here from NYC. Wanted some off the beaten path fish and seafood and a reasonable price and voila…read morethanks to our concierge we took a short cab ride to this wonderful place... With the exception of us on a Tuesday night everyone is a local. The fish and seafood is as fresh as I could every imagine and the prices very reasonable. The wait staff although not fluent in English are more than happy to recommend appetizers and main course... If your a fish and seafood lover - come! I forgot to mention your right on a board walk over looking the ocean and the fire pits! Check out the pictures

We arrived quite late on a Sunday evening. The place was the only one open in a few kilometers…read moredistance, and it was almost empty, so we missed out on the experience of having stuff from the waiters going around tables. Nevertheless, we ordered, the fried fish, the shrimps were all great. The grilled calamari was properly grilled and seasoned. Service was great and so were the prices. Totally recommended.

What a wonderful secret restaurant. It is a popular place on the beach with family style tables…read more You are charged by the number of dishes you order. The food is plentiful & very good. The prices are excellent. Easy going while people watching.

One of the few restaurants in the area that has "non stop" hours or doesn't shut down between lunch…read moreand dinner. Right on the beach, you have a great view of the sea with just the right amount of breeze. You can order the traditional charcoal grilled sardines that they grill on the beach in old fishing boats. There were five sardines for 2 Euros including tax and tip. Not bad! They were cooked perfectly and being so fresh, I don't think I would eat sardines any other way. Stopped by here to watch the World Cup final and little did I know that Spain was rooting for Croatia to win and NOT France. I should've known better - but I wanted France to win. Needless to say my cheers were not well-received.

Typical andaluz chiringuito. Great grilled "espetó" fish. Espetó is a traditional way of barbecuing…read morefish that is skewered and grilled in a small fishing boat. The place is not great looking but the food is authentic and fabulous. Forget paella or meat dishes. Order the grilled fish or deep fried fish. Local shellfish are amazing too. Enjoy

This is a well-reviewed sandwich joint, but it's way out of the way if you're staying in the heart…read moreof Malaga. If you're up for a long walk (2 1/2 miles, give or take), it's not a bad option. Great seating that overlooks the beach, very good sandwiches. The Mafalda sandwich was 4 slices of bread with a fried egg, ham, Canadian bacon, tomato, lettuce, and aioli. It was massive, and a bit of a mess to eat, but it was really tasty, and it was only about 6€. If I was staying closer to Mafalda, I'd definitely go back to try some of the other options on the menu.

A great family run, Italian restaurant with fantastic food, changing daily specials, a great…read moreatmosphere and service second to none!