This was the last stop on our Malaga Food Tour. A wine cellar feel with Bottles shelved on the…read morewalls throughout. A mix of tables and seating with mostly high top and a small Outdoor seating area. They have a private Dining room and a group was having their Holiday Dinner. We were here for dessert but they have a full menu -Meat, Fish and Spanish fare. They also offer Tasting Menus with Wine Pairings. We started with a Cava. Lighter body-and all enjoyed it. Pistachio Cheesecake was Dessert-I've had all types of Cheesecake but this was a first. Pistachio flavors were subtle but they were definitely present. Light and nicely balanced and not too sweet-Delicious! Service was engaged and friendly. Versatile spot with a retail area that would be great for a Drink or a multiple course meal with plenty of Pairing options.

Wife orders a salad and ceviche for dinner -- two appetizers, because apparently tonight she's…read moreliving dangerously. I go civilized: Squash and Scallop soup, and some lamb chops. The server asks if I want potatoes or vegetables with the lamb. I say veggies, because I'm an adult who occasionally makes good choices. First course shows up -- soup's fine, nobody dies. Then they bring out the ceviche, slap it down between us like we're supposed to fight for it. We explain, no, genius, that's her meal. He apologizes, like a man who just realized he forgot to put the main course on the grill -- because, spoiler alert, he forgot to put the main course on the grill. Thirty minutes later (because why rush?), the lamb chops finally appear. Well, technically they appear -- what actually lands on my plate are three sad grey meat Frisbees. No pink. No juice. Just pure, well-done sadness you could resole boots with. And because it's amateur hour, he brings potatoes. Not veggies. Potatoes. I tell him -- again -- that I ordered veggies. He scurries off and brings some broccoli or whatever, which I gnaw on like a prisoner desperate to get paroled. So, to recap: after a long meal and spectacularly bad service, I leave having consumed soup and vegetables. No lamb. They didn't charge me for the inedible lamb chops -- thanks, heroes -- but they did charge me for the French fries I didn't order and sure as hell didn't eat. Five-star experience all around. Can't wait to never go back.

This cute little hole in the wall spot had a great amount of veggie options for my sister and I! We…read moreboth split the Falafel Gallette and had a couple of Aperol Spritzes! The server was kind and the food came out fast! It's a very centrally located restaurant which was perfect so we could hop around to other spots after! Highly recommend!

Located right in the center of Plaza de la Merced, Byoko uses seasonal, organic ingredients from…read morethe Andalusia region to create their dishes. We tried the season buddha salad and the truffle and Parmesan carpaccio. My favorite was definitely the carpaccio. The truffle cream was nutty and umami but not overpowering. I loved the use of shiitake mushroom as well. The inside is nicely decorated, though not too big.

we went to the one with a light blue banner. to get a spot, you have to loiter around the bar…read moreawkwardly until someone leaves and snatch the spot. It's all standing space and the guy at the counter won't pay any attention to you unless you shout "perdon" and have your order ready. the seafood was so fresh. in the case of the gooseneck clams, they tasted a little too fresh and from the ocean (if u know what i mean). the grilled razor clams and grilled padron peppers were phenomenal. the bread and herb aoli was a surprising smash hit, only 1€ and a meal in and of itself. the paella was delicious as well, replete with a variety of different seafoods (including the plumpest of mussels) but it was too salty to enjoy without a beer and ranks second in terms of seafood flavor to the paella from bar santa cruz in se. i did avail myself with glee to the large juicy slice of lemon that came with every plate though.

Quality/Quantity - Love visiting the local markets. To see the people and experience and culture…read more Too bad we got here and could not stay. But at least we got to check it out. This was our last stop to visit on our list today. Many bars and restaurants. Fresh produce, seafood, meats, etc. Ambiance - Decent size market. And plenty of surrounding businesses. A nice architecture. It would have been nice if I had more time to visit, too jam-packed of a day. Well half a day, but you know that because you are following. Several entrances. Open 6 days a week from 8am to 2pm or 3pm or when they sell out. Closed Sundays. The fish market is also closed on Mondays. Service - Good, busy. Both locals and tourists here. Price - Competitive market, so very reasonably priced, especially for the quality of foods. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since the 14th century. 1870 when made into a market. 1979 - Refurbished.

Went there 2 years ago to buy a bread there and it destroy one of my teath…read more And they told me they did not care, even whit stones from the field in ,from the sole, very nice costumer care and will cost me 2000 euros to replace my teath.

I pretty much hate spanish sweets. They suck at it. Which is why many homes don't even have ovens…read morecause how hard it is to melt suger on bread and call it a donut? But... Julia Bakery is the exception. The cupcakes are incredible. The icing is a whip cream base and it's awesome. Last time I had gone I went and ordered 20 of those little suckers for us to eat at home. And their so pretty! Best cake in town!

We are at Eme Mariano which I take to be a sister restaurant to Victoria Malaga…read more I will definitely return for the Malaga-centric food and wine. We had the Gazpachuelo which was velvety and luscious. We also had the croquetas de jamón which were the best I have had in Spain . Since I was on a sampling tour we didn't eat more but this was a hit with what we did eat. The staff was kind and efficient. A great place to go and enjoy a taste of Malaga.

If you go to this really old genuine market in Malaga, you've got to try a shrimp skewer or two…read morehere! It's so fresh & cheap that is hard to believe! You will be seated in the street just outside the market if you are lucky enough to get a table or you can just stand by their stand in the market.

There are better options for breakfast at Málaga, but it's not bad. The waiter is very nice. I…read moredon't know about having lunch.

Delicious creamy cup of chocolate paired with freshly fried churros! The churros were perfectly…read moregolden, crispy on the outside, and soft on the inside, making the perfect combination with the rich, velvety chocolate. The flavors were comforting, indulgent, and freshly made. It's the kind of dessert that feels like a special treat and is perfect for sharing (or enjoying all to yourself). A simple but unforgettable sweet experience!

This place is definitely a staple pitstop when coming to Malaga! Although filled with tourists it's…read moreall for good reason! The churros, chocolate, and coffees we had were all super delicious! Also highly recommend the Bocadillos, the bread they use is super delicious and seems like a local bread or made in house. Our server was funny and still made sure we had great service despite how busy it was and how noisy!

Three of us stopped in for dessert around 4:30-5pm. There was no one in line when we arrived but…read moremany people by the time we were done. We each ordered a pastry and split a candied pear and sat down. Our waiter came up to us and we ordered coffee and a bottle of water. The desserts arrived and were devoured. Everything was awesome. This should be a pit stop on everyone's itinerary. Caffeine- check! Sugar high- check!

Extremely good bakery! They bake all day, every day & what you order comes in a very fresh bread…read more Even the pastry is really good & fresh! The coffee is also good but not impressive. If you want to stop for a snack this is the best possible place in Marbella town where you get real quality with unimaginably cheap price. The only critic I have, is that they don't really maintain the restrooms clean & since many people even from outside use the restroom, they really need to keep an eye on the cleanliness of their restroom.