OMG this place was fabulous. As recommended we came early to get in line. Lots of local folk of…read moreall ages, but certainly the trendy college kids were there. We now see why: a beautiful late-night space with friendly servers, cheap prices, and amazing tapas and wine. We didn't realize all drinks came with essentially a half-meal (not a small plate). in this case a delicious stewed chicken (leg/thigh) with bread. But we got the cuttlefish and octopus as well (both char grilled, swimming in olive oil and garlic, amazing, melt-in-your-mouth perfection) which was definitely too much food. But we ate it (mostly), had more drinks, and went home happy. Would recommend to anyone willing to get away from the central city.

You can eat dinner here for €12. Every drink comes with a small plate of food. Three of these…read moreplates make a dinner. This place is beyond popular. The queue at opening is over 100 people. The interior decorations are wild. Sensory overload. Get you Catholic on. The seating is terrible. The tables are set on wine barrels, the seats are uncomfortable and you cannot situate your legs without discomfort. This is not a place to linger and relaxed. It is high energy. If you think about ordering a main dish know that the portions are HUGE. We stupidly ordered 2 for the 2 of us. The food is OK. Nothing special. But they serve a lot of it. And with a million French fries. La Quinta comes with an amuse bouche mini "Dove Bar". + Prices are low. + well lit. + High energy level will keep you going. + service from the runners 0 service from the waiter - paper napkins - - flatware €45.5 for dinner for 2

The menu here is one of the most creative in the Malaga area. The presentation is unique and the…read morefood is among the best anywhere

Absolutely get the chorizo in cider, and the patas bravas. Food and drink is great (including red…read moresangria) but service was a bit slow.

We sat outside and asked our server for recommendations. He pointed out three items: battered…read morecamembert cubes; assortment of croquettes (oxtail, hame, chicken and prawn); and potato omelette. After fussing over the menu and sipping our beers, we agreed with his recommendations and loved them. Each was simple and flavorful and nicely presented. The service was attentive and professional, the busy pedestrian corner a great spot to enjoy the energy, and the food was good and a good value.

Loved the food, the atmosphere and Jose, Belen and Carlos…read morewere wonderful. We ordered the ensaladilla clasica and Tostà with solomillo and caramelized brie.

Food is fresh and hits all the spots, service is friendly with a smile, ambiance is exquisite. This…read morerestaurant deserves a High class star.

Good food, friendly staff. Fresh bread with pate and…read morestrawberry jam as a starter was delicious. I recommend Lamb Chops with mint sauce.

FOOD POISONING WARNING My friend and I both had the goats cheese salad for lunch at this…read morerestaurant and within three hours we were both violently sick which continued all night. It's the only food we both ate that's the same. Also it was the goats cheese salad we were throwing up. I called to let the restaurant know to not serve the goats cheese salad, then when I did a follow up call the owner / manager I spoke to showed no understanding about health and safety precautions when it comes to food. This included him not knowing that salad alone can carry deadly bacteria (his response "salad can't make you sick") and that bad batches of goats cheese can be contaminated with listeria. Although he advised they checked the sell by date, I had to advise him on letting the suppliers know immediately. The staff need to go through food health and safety training and the hygiene in the kitchens need to be checked. It's completely ruined our trips as we're now stuck in bed.

Cute, little tapas restaurant overlooking the plaza and church of San Pedro with giant umbrellas…read morecapable of protecting one from the rain. Dropped in for expediency, stayed for the experience, shared a couple of bottles of local wine, had some Iberian ham, local cheese, Dutch tapas, oddly enough, all the time watching the local people celebrating the Patron's feast day dressed in incredible costumes, and having a wonderful time. The queen of the Festival posed for pictures. What a serendipitous rain storm.

If you find yourself off the beaten path in Álora, visit D'Knas! The food is excellent, the…read moreportions are generous, and the prices are extremely reasonable. Our group of seven ordered a variety of tapas along with beer, wine, and soda, and the total bill was €118--an incredible value. We especially loved the nachos. You can dine inside or outside. The service was outstanding.

If you are looking for cheap and excellent tapas, D'Kañas is the place to go!…read more I visit D'Kañas every year and I've never been disappointed. I always get their fried aubergine with honey and croquetas. The meat selection is absolutely delicious too. The quality of the service really depends on how busy the restaurant is, but it's quiet fast and the waiter are not intrusive.

This was a great choice for dinner. The food is perfectly cooked and paired well with each plate we…read moregot. It's definitely a must visit!

Great stop between Malaga and Granada. Unexpected draft craft beer and amazing tapas! Excellent…read moreservice and fantastic sandwiches.

Friendly service, a quaint place to sit outside and feel the breeze while you eat fresh, delicious…read morefood!! Americans won't believe it but order a beer or a wine for 3$ and get a free tapa with each drink! Seriously, this restaurant makes me want to move to Spain! Highly recommend you take a break from shopping and enjoy the moment and be present in the culture!

Don't understand how this place is rated number one. Got served stale smelly shrimp. Returned it…read moreand got nothing back. Restroom had no soap and toilet seat. Avoid this place li me the plague.