I come here only when I really have to. IE: if i'm going to primark and need something quickly,…read morei'll come here. I guess the beef I have is when a checkout lady was nasty with me when I told her I needed a plastic bag. 4 times I asked as she's ringing stuff up, then she made a mention how she hated this job without realising I spoke spanish. Then... when I got home, I realised she charged 10 eruos extra on my receipt. Something that wasn't in my bag. I'm guessing when she needs to buy things... she rings them up for other people then takes them home. So she doesn't have to pay. This has happened to me before so i'm guessing that was it. I couldn't be asked to walk all the way back when I realised I was overcharged. But that cow ruined my good mood. ================= Anyways, outside of my 1 bad experience which knocks off stars: I prefer Carrefour, but it's far from home. This store has a lot, but not everything. Prices are so so. Cheap on some, expensive on others. Best to make your own judgement. It's hard for me to write unbiased cause of my 1 experience.

The selections of ice cream is large and it's difficult to have one choice. The service is…read moreexcellent, everyone is happy to help you and I have never seen anyone unpleasant. There are at least 6 to 12 people working depending on the day and time. I like going to this location before dinner time! The ambiance is clean and very bright. You will enjoy your ice cream!

After seeing so many recommendations online, we went to visit Casa Mira to try their famous ice…read morecream and horchata. The ice cream lived up to the hype, it was very good with very flavorful taste. The horchata wasn't my favorite, but that might just come down to personal taste. The service was very friendly, nice ambiance and the place gets quite busy so get ready to make a line.

When I.m traveling, I love to explore the markets and supermarkets. I love that there.s legs of…read morejamon just hanging by the cold cut section. So legit. Mercadona has a soft spot in my heart w all the saffron, chorizo and pimenton....olives...manchego....papitas and 2 euro wine bottles. It.s a good spot to stock up on household goodies

La Princesa is a super cute little delicatessen with tones of things you might want to bring home…read moreto eat the same evening, bring home to your country (if you're visiting) or buy as a gift to someone. Their small window show their selection of canned food items and bottled olive oil and vinegars during the morning, and fills up with fresh cakes, bread and bakeries during the day. Once you're in the store you'll see that they also prepare their own breakfast and lunch sandwiches that you can take to go or eat standing up. The store is tiny, so bringing your bocadillo with you to the plaza just 20 meters up the street is probably a better idea (and once you're there remember to check out the birth place of Picasso and grab a coffee at Café con Libros). If you're on the hunt for Andalusian culinary delicacies, La Princesa is well worth a visit.

This place is small but full of goodness. The best place in town to stop for a morning expresso…read moredrink and a bite to eat. Highly recommend.

Probably the best coffee you will buy in Malaga, with friendly knowledgeable staff that know their…read morecoffee and are very happy to advise on flavour to ensure you get what you want. Very worth a visit, they have very limited seating so it's likely you will need takeout.

The mini pain du chocolat pasty they have is amazing.... pastry so flaky and the chocolate is…read moredelicious. Super cheap at 3 for 1.6