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Mamma Mia

4.0 (2 reviews)

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La Mafia

La Mafia

4.0(8 reviews)
3.8 km
•€

Surprisingly delicious Italian food in a Spanish city! Believe it or not, I was getting sick of…read moretapas and wanting something familiar yet different. After passing by La Mafia a few times (conveniently located in a central part of Malaga's pedestrian mall), I asked my hubby if we could try Spanish-made Italian for one night. La Mafia. The name is laughable and the design of the storefront and advertising posters are so kitchy and overly themed. Anyway, the inside isn't checkered tablecloths and black and white photos of Sicilian crime families. Instead you'll find plush seating, white tablecloths, and a decidedly more posh setting than the Godfather would ever want to entertain or be entertained in. You'll also be less likely to find Italians, more likely to see tourists from other parts of the world, such as Germany, UAE, and USA. Their menu offerings remind of the Spanish pasta and pizza chain, La Tagliatella. Similar to La Tagliatella, La Mafia offers a range of base sauces, which you can then pair with a noodle of your choice, and add a protein while you're at it. I love anything with truffles in it so I had to get either a truffle-infused sauce or truffle-infused pasta. I decided to pair their pesto with mushroom and truffle ravioli. It was amazeballs. The hubby ordered their very shrimpy prawn risotto for my sake, and it was also very good. He, of course, liked my dish more, but said that he quite enjoyed the risotto despite not caring much for shellfish (being allergic to them...). The servings are very generous. La Mafia may have very well been the first place where we ordered an entree-size meal. Service at La Mafia is somewhat better than the rest of Malaga, understandable since entrees average between 15 and 20 euro, as opposed to individual tapas under 10 euro. Here's our only grievance: Despite being a fancier restaurant than some others around town, La Mafia couldn't escape what seems to be a Malaga thing--dishes and utensils looked poorly washed. This was mostly our experience in Malaga, not so in Granada and Nerja. For some reason, Malaga establishments and citizens seem to care less about specks of food on their plates or greasy forks...Oh well...We learned to just give our plates and utensils aggressive wipedowns with napkins. If you're craving some creamy, carby goodness while visiting Malaga, check out La Mafia.

Great calzone and carbonara. You have to experience this... Recommended!!!read more

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La Mafia - Muy buena atención y buenísima la comida, muy bien decorado ...

Muy buena atención y buenísima la comida, muy bien decorado ...

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Pizzeria Ciao Malaga - Diavola Pizza

Pizzeria Ciao Malaga

3.2(18 reviews)
3.9 km
•€€

Note that Ciao Pizza also has a restaurant now on Carreteria 69, which is the establishment I have…read morevisited. I am staying in an AirB&B on the Carreteria street for a few days with my best friend. After a day of lounging in the sun, we didn't feel like heading out for dinner anymore. At 20:30 I headed out, after having heard good things about Ciao Carreteria from friends that live in Malaga. I asked (in very rusty Spanish) whether it would be possible to get two pizzas as a take away. The lovely fellow near the bar said of course, let me sit down and offered me a free beverage. My waiting time (for a pizza prosciutto and a pizza quattro formaggi) was very short - 10 minutes tops. It was super reasonably priced, and upon leaving, one of the waitresses brought me a plastic bag with a free bottle of red wine in it. All in all, a lovely experience. The dough is genuinely what you expect an authentic Italian pizza to taste like, all the ingredients are fresh and the staff is delightful. During my next visit to Malaga, these guys 100% get my custom!

OMG - SCAM - AVOID THIS PLACE. This must the worst place to…read moreeat in Malaga. The food was poor at best but the service unbelievable. We were actually held AGAINST OUR WILL - I swear. We paid the check & I immediately got a message from my bank saying the money had been taken from my account & paid to the restaurant. The waiter said they had NOT received payment & we could NOT leave !!! I told the manager to call the police! I called my bank & they said the payment was approved...WHAT A DISGRACE... Long story short after 20 mins they let us leave. What a harrowing experience over $36, Avoid this place at all costs - U HAVE BEEN WARNED... PS I have lived & worked in Spain for more than 2 years & NEVER had this experience before...but it is a scam I've read & heard of so be careful .... Some disreputable places will ask U (after U have paid by credit card) to pay in cash or run ur card thru again - THIS IS A SCAM..

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Pizzeria Ciao Malaga - Picture of the menu from May 2nd 2024

Picture of the menu from May 2nd 2024

Pizzeria Ciao Malaga - On the corner

On the corner

Pizzeria Ciao Malaga - Beautiful tables but terrible quality food.

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Beautiful tables but terrible quality food.

Mamma Mia - pizza - Updated October 2026

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