The restaurants below have been grouped into four different pricing categories:
$$$$ (over €45)
$$$ (€35 to €45)
$$ (€25 to €35)
$ (up to €25)
These prices are for a three-course meal (or equivalent in tapas) per person without drinks.
Antonio Martin
Book a table on the seafront terrace of Málaga’s most highly rated fish restaurant and enjoy the traditional
fritura malagueña (deep fried fish and seafood).
Plaza de la Malagueta/Paseo Maritimo 16
Tel: 952 227 398.
Price: $$$$
La Casa del Angel
Dine on traditional Spanish food with a twist in an elegant 19th-century building surrounded by the owner’s eccentric collection of antique furnishings and paintings, including works by Picasso.
Calle Madre de Dios 29
Website:
www.lacasadelangel.comTel: 952 608 750.
Price: $$$$
Gorki
Some of the best tapas and tastiest sandwiches in town are served here, but they also do full meals with al fresco dining on the pedestrianized street.
Calle Strachan 6
Tel: 952 221 466.
Price: $$-$$$
La Campana
Buzzing marisquería in the center of town where you can feast alongside local office workers on the tastiest, freshest fish and seafood nibbles, washed down with good local wines.
Calle Granada 35
No telephone reservations.
Price: $-$$
Bar Lo Gueno
If you can’t find standing room in this famous atmospheric tapas bar (it is usually cheek by jowl), you can eat in their small restaurant opposite.
Calle Marín Garcia 9
Tel: 952 223 048.
Price: $-$$
Nightlife:Málaga is a buzzing city after dark all year round, with most action taking place around the Plaza del Merced and Plaza Uncibay, where the city’s most popular bars are located.
Calle de Bruselas, Plaza del Merced 16, is one of a row of six trendy bars and cafes with terraces spilling onto the square; while
El Pimpi, Calle Granada 62, is a very traditional but lively warren-like bodega.
In summer at the weekends and holidays there is also a lively young beach nightlife scene at Malagueta and Pedragalejo.
Good clubs include
Karma and
Casanova, both on Calle Luis de Valazquez 5 (website:
www.casanovaloungeclub.es). The latter attracts an older, more mature crowd. For more clubs under the same management see
www.discotecasenmalaga.es.
The biggest and best live venue is the
Sala Vivero, Poligono La Estrella, Calle Parauta 25 (website:
www.salavivero.com) near the airport, with an eclectic policy, from rock and blues to hip hop. Tickets for gigs are on sale from Tiendas Tipo in Plaza Uncibay.
Flamenco is a passion in Southern Spain. Regular shows are held at
Restaurante Mesón ’La Mesonera’, Calle Gómez Pallete 11, next to the Teatro Cervantes, and at
Vista Andalucia, Avenida Los Guindos 29, near the airport.
Jazz fans will enjoy
Onda Passadena, Calle Gomez Pallete 9, and
Ragtime, Calle Reding 12. Both venues also feature flamenco nights.
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