La Ventresca de atún es simplemente espectacular !…read more Siempre lleno pero la atees muy buena y la comida extraordinaria. Muy recomendable.

A wonderful restaurant in busy and restaurant-heavy Malaga. But this one hosted a more discerning…read morecrowd mixing local business patrons and travelers. The service was amazing, friendly, definitely 'Spanish'. What fun! The food was excellent, all the typical dishes were present and the quality was quite elevated in each of them - how can a simple Ensalada Russa taste this good? This is one not to be missed, especially for the beautiful side-street view of the main cathedral. It is one of the best in Malaga!

We came a bit late in the day and much of there tapas were gone. It's conveniently across the…read morestreet from the Picasso museum. Lots of panhandlers stop and ask you for money so can ruin the mood of the place. No high chairs if you're in need of one. Our favourite tapas was the assorted cured meats. We wanted to try them and it gave a nice overview. There was also a dish of eggs chips and sauce which was really stellar.

Meh, it was okay. The wine was excellent, the atmosphere was nice for the location. But, they…read moremicrowaved catfish. Just sayin'

A wonderful place to eat. We were wandering the streets in Fuengirola st 11 at night and stumbled…read moreupon the delightful restaurant. The wait staff was friendly and promptly came to our rescue when my daughter spilled her glass.of water. We started with the mixed assortment of cheese and ham. It has nice variety and was delicious. My daughter and I shared the paella which was rich and comforting. My wife had the salad with blue cheese and apples--very good. My other daughter had the oxtail soup which she also enjoyed. I had a spectacular view of the ham carving which was delightful.

Great service that is like family. One of the best restaurants in Málaga area. I have been coming…read morefor years and the menu continues to grow. This is a wonderful local restaurant.

During the walking tour around old town, our tour guide recommended this place as the best for…read moretapas, so we decided to give it a go. As we came relatively early by Spanish standards, the place had plenty of free space. The food was amazing and reasonably priced, drinks were not expensive as well. Portions could not be further from being small so be careful when ordering! The decor really impressed us, all those religious pictures and sculptures among others clearly dedicated to Semana Santa (Holy Week). A local treasure indeed, would definitely recommend to give it a try if you are in Malaga!

The tapas was good, unfortunately the atmosphere was ruining it for me with the tables so near the…read moreoutdoor smoking. Amazing how Europeans are completely oblivious to the horrid stench of cigarette smoke to allow it to be smoked within less than 10 feet from customers. After a week in Spain my lungs are starting to give out from the pervasiveness. Dear Europe, wake up and smell the cancer!!!

Was hard to find this place open but one night we did. Excellent specials...tomato avocado salad…read morewas memorable. My burger was small and overcooked and fries were soggy. But atmosphere and wait staff were very friendly

Our first night in Malaga, we were excited to eat here...on the porch overlooking the beach...food…read morewas good. We ordered Seafood Paella, the rice was a little burnt at the bottom but still delicious, also grilled fish and prawns were fresh and very tasty. Quite pricey, almost €100 just for those 3 items and soft drinks. Their lemonade was very good! Definitely recommend this place!

Great place for seafood and fish. Lots of locals and always a great spot for lunch and dinnerread more

Fantastic dinner and great service. We had a bottle of wine, asparagus (delicious!), fish soup,…read morethe lamb shoulder, and steak. Finished with dessert - enjoyed the pudding! The food was very good! Just be mindful of restaurant hours in this region - usually not open from 3-6pm.

Don't make the mistake we did. It is marked as open in the afternoon. We walked all the way up hill…read morein the heat to find that it, like all the restaurants in the old town, are on siesta and open late. Oops.../ We found the only open place called plaza 45 right on the main route. Haven't eaten yet, so not claiming they are good, just open for a late lunch.

Awesome tapas bar that specializes in fresh, local seafood. My favorite was the eggplant with the…read morebalsamic glaze drizzled on top and the fried mini calamari. There are also meat and vegetable dishes but we didnt try any of those dishes. The service is wonderful! All the servers were so friendly and accommodating to my loud party of 8 people.

Learned about this seafood restaurant from Rick Steves, and everyone on Yelp and Tripadvisor seems…read moreto approve as well... Visit #1: We waltzed in late afternoon in search of a seafood snack. The friendly staff were eager to seat us, despite afternoon food service closing up soon. €4.50 Half portion of steamed mussels...fresh, simple, delcious, and cheap! €5 Half portion of razor clams...all my seafood lover friends told me I had to try these weird clams. They were just okay, the wife didn't like them at all. I'm not sure if they were cooked improperly or not fresh, or maybe its just not for us. €3.50 Fried Eggplants...I forget to eat enough vegetables on my travels, luckily these were delicious! Then again, what isn't delicious after being deep fried? €2.20 glasses of wine...gotta love Spain! At the end of our meal, one of the waiters came by give some free apertifs, gracias! Not sure what they were, but I'm not one to turn down free alcohol. Visit #2: TAPAS!!! Just get yourself a house wine for about €2.50ish, and you can choose a free tapas from about about a half dozen choices, including seafood! I got some deep fried anchovies, simple but delicious. I didn't but, but yo could multiply this by four, and be drunk and have a light dinner meal! Just note the free tapas is only in the bar area, not the full service dining areas. Besides the weird razor clams, which I didn't like or dislike, and might have been the culprit for a sick wife later on, El Pulguilla is definitely worth a visit to satisfy your seafood cravings.