Best Mojito I have ever tried! Super fresh and tastyyy !! I will be back for more mojitos ! Great…read moreBar!

Best cocktails!!! Very nice staff! Try the sours! Its in a…read moresmall quite street near a big place

Chloe is a really awesome gin bar. With Gins from around the world that i've never heard of…read more The drinks are pricy depending on the type of gin you select. I was on holiday so price wasn't an issue. The wait staff helped out pick out our drinks. They were super friendly. I can see myself making this a regular spot!

From the owner: Lounge & Gin Barread more

El Pimpi did not disappoint! Everything we ordered was delicious, from the papas bravas and garlic…read moreshrimp to the creamy Russian salad. My husband tried the caracoles (snails) and really enjoyed them too. The decor is beautiful and authentically Spanish, with different areas to sit, some tables by the bar, others indoors surrounded by a wall full of photos featuring famous guests. One of the photos of Antonio Banderas, who happens to be a co-owner! The service was super attentive, and the overall ambiance was just great. I really liked El Pimpi, it fully lived up to the hype!

This restaurant is more about its famous owner than the food. Antonio Banderas, a native of Málaga,…read moreis rumored to own the restaurant and live in the condominium adjacent to its patio dining area. People come in the hope of sighting this celebrity, crowding the restaurant at all hours and overwhelming its staff. Our server pointed us to a QR code on the cocktail menu so we could look up what's on offer. This menu gave ONLY the names of the dishes on offer, WITHOUT any description of the dish or its sides. Nor did the server have the time to describe them to us. Service was a 2, at best, while the food was a 3. If you're looking for good food and good service, there are plenty of other options in Málaga. If you choose a place to eat on the off chance you will see a movie star, this is the place for you.

After getting tired of eating tapas, my fiancées and I decided to have some Italian. Though the…read moremenu was small, the choices are exquisite. The chef has chosen to create his own menu with local ingredients. I would come back again and I highly recommend this restaurant.

Delicious and quaint. Attentive service. Menu changes frequently and is very creative. We took all…read moreour waiters recommendations and were very content with the meal. Tiramisu is the best I've ever had.

My friend and I are staying on the Carreteria for a couple of days, and after exploring the city…read morefor an entire day, we didn't want to venture out too far for dinner. Lo and behold - La Vida De La Gente across the road. We went there at 20:00 and were told that while we could have cocktails, food was only available from 20:30 onward - Spanish tradition. We had a Pornstar Martini and a Piña Colada, and promptly got some sweet extras like watermelon etc. for free. Next thing we know, we order two more cocktails (a coconut mojito and a cosmopolitan), which were equally delicious. The tapas we ended up ordering were surreal. LVDLG focuses on Asian-inspired tapas: we had the goat cheese lollipop (2), yakitori meatballs (4), the oriental burger (1), Japanese fried rice, shrimp in teriyaki sauce (10) and a selection of meats. All of these tapas were fresh, delicious and well executed. Generous portions, piping hot. Our waiter was great, bringing around extra bread and free shots, plus explaining what everything was. The place has only been open for two months but it is truly one of the better establishments we have come across in Malaga. Very sleek, very clean, quiet and cosy. A lovely vibe in general. For less than 60€, we enjoyed four cocktails, a bottle of water, four tapas and two 'mains' - great value. They are very generous with the alcohol in cocktails, for only 6€ each. Tapas are 3-4€ each, mains 8-9. All in all, excellent value for money. The bill is brought in a cut-out book, which we found adorable. LVDLG is a gem. Next time we visit Malaga, we'll make sure to visit again, although we are sure it won't quite be as quiet anymore. These guys deserve all the custom they can get, a truly wonderful place.

From the owner: Nuestro local esta especializado en cocktails tropicales, clásicos y sin alcohol; comida y cafés.read more

The food here is BEYOND delicious! Cute and cozy place with great interior. Also the staff is…read moresuper friendly and speak great English for those of us in need of that. We had wine and tapas and could have continued ordering until we exploded. Highly recommend

Such an amazing restaurant/bar ran by two friendly guys! The food is amazing (try the rabbit…read morewrapped in bacon or any dessert - it's made fresh)! The atmosphere is so friendly and inviting and a great time for all of us who went. I recommend this place 100% for anyone visiting Málaga!

Just stopped here to have a drink at the rooftop bar. We ordered Tinto de Verano's for the group…read more Fully aware these are NOT meant to be 'strong' drinks. That said, we sat at the bar so we were able to watch them make all the drinks. Each was approximately 98% lime soda, with a splash of Rioja wine. What an overpriced joke. Complete tourist trap. Take the elevator up to snap a few pics & head somewhere else. Save yourself the money!

My friend who lives in Malaga took me here when I visited. Since I am living in London I get little…read morechances to enjoy sunny rooftop terraces, so she proudly wanted to show me the views from this one. The terrace is located on the roof of a Hotel and you can get there with a lift. There are two small areas left and right with open views on one side only and just wall of the other. The floor space is overrun by seating furniture to maximice profit leaving little space to walk around. When we arrived we luckily found a place to seat on the nice comfy white sofas located by the open side on the right area however as we were waiting for the waiter to come to order, the woman from a group of four with a baby that came with us in the lift but went to left area first, came to us as she saw us well seated and asked us to seat somewhere else because they were more people than us for that space. She made the request sounded as a command which we very politely declined as the rest of the seating options were really worse off and we knew there was plenty of space for them available in the left area where there are only tall tables and chairs (sorry tall chairs are uncomfortable for everyone) She left annoyed and little after the waiter came to say that we should move somewhere else as the sofas were for groups. We said we didn't mind sharing the sofa area with others as we understood there were 4/5 seats more available but they refused saying it was company policy to use that wider sofa space for groups only. There were two other wider sofas spaces like that in "u"shape, one with two people and three in the other so we found the explanation and the whole situation very unfair, arbitrary but also found humiliating to be told to move whilst people around were looking at us, so we decided to go instead and as we left, without an apology, we had to hear the voice of the uneducated local woman with the baby that came from somewhere in the crowd saying in a loud and sarcastic tone "gooood bye" to top the cake. A sense of entitlement that clearly was enabled by the way the terrace decided to address the situation, as we could know understand that she probably went to rant to the waiters that we were seating there instead of them. Very embarrassing scene for me and more for my friend, who just wanted to impress me. As Spaniard, I am usually quite proud of the customer service in Spain but this place is really not at all an example. I also felt as if I had been local I would have been treated differently. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone but not only because it is small and their lack of professionalism and just money over customer care, but also because if you are a couple or two friends you will never be able to seat in the sofa area by the open side of the terrace according to their "policy", which is really the only worthy area in the small terrace. Also apparently is a good idea to bring a few months old baby in a buggy to a cocktail bar with not food service in the evening, which at least in the U.K. is not legally allowed. There are many rooftop terraces in Malaga with far better views, facilities and friendly customer service that really know how to make people, locals or not locals, feel welcomed.