Great prices for good tapas. Five plates and two drinks for around 10-11 €…read more Very busy terrace with a lot of local clients. Order you food and drinks at the counter and wait for your name to be called. A good quick and inexpensive meal.

We came into Malaga just for a day trip from Grenada. Ultimately we came into De Sancha because it…read morewas right next to our hotel. But after the meal, I couldn't have imagine ever passing this place up. The owner Ricardo was one of the friendliest people I've ever had the pleasure of meeting. We started off with Sangria, because that is one of the staples drinks of Spain. Ricardo took his time with making it, even saying that it would take 10 minutes before being ready. All the fruit was fresh, hand cut, and it was by far and away the best Sangria we'd had in Spain. (Boozy too.) After the sangria, we had a few tapas with a tomato/vegetable Medley on top of toast, and it was a great compliment. But the Paella. Oh my gosh the Paella. Every bite had a little bit different in it, be it prawn/cod/shrimp/calamari, and the flavors melded so well together. The portion sizes were incredible. For 6 glasses of sangria, the tapas, and incredible paella, it was only 37 euro. This place is a hidden gem, and you're missing out on one of the treasures of Malaga if you don't come to de Sancha.

Loved it! This unsupposing restaurant really delivered. The touristy joints along the waterfront…read moreand port were uninspiring so I kept trekking. Just two blocks off the beach De Sancha had a great array of choices including eggs with cod (amazing!) and a bountiful pipirrana studded with shrimp and super fresh veggies. You'll be glad you popped in, and this isn't just the wine talking.

Good service and friendly staff. Typical dishes well presented. Relaxing atmosphere in a pretty…read moremountain top white village. Definitely worth ordering a second glass of wine and stay awhile.

View and ambience, people watching possibilities: delightful! Is this place the best food we've…read morehad? Nope, but there was nothing that was awful either. A so so option with waitstaff that are helpful and happy, a great spot to check out the boats anchored and the crowd walking by from a covered patio spot.

Skip it. Food was terrible. Touristy. Overcooked everything. Only thing good was the cheese platter.read more

When me and my friend were in Malaga Spain, this past summer, our tour guide suggested this place…read more It was really good. Service was a little slow, but that's completely normal in Spain. You definitely have to always ask for your check when in Europe. The vibe inside was really energetic and really fun. It seems like everyone was day drinking and just having a good old time. It was my friend's birthday so we definitely joined in the party! Everything we had was delicious! And my friend even got a few birthday shots and a complementary birthday dessert. I highly recommend!

Our tour guide recommeded this place for tapas. He was not wrong...the place was amazing. We got…read morea table outside on the patio, but the inside dining area was also very charming and well decorated. We got the following: Cojonudo de Jamón. Good delicious. Lomo plancha. With brie and caramelized onion. Outstanding Patatas bravas. Nice and spicy. Jamón Ibérico. Thinly sliced but full of flavor. Serranito. Very good. My husband got a glass of the house wine and he loved it. I got a caña and it was very nice and cold. Great spot ....

Fed up with all the eating places around run by English in Nerja we tried this one and suprise -…read moreone the waiters was an Englishman. However, the location near the seaside is nice and the food was well done, but did not have any extraordinaries as well location itself. It is a good one to spend an evening for dinner - at least in Nerja.

We stumbled upon this spot with our 3 little boys in tow. It was very family friendly, but also had…read morelots of kid-free diners. We are tourists but it seemed like mostly local customers (a plus in our book!). Good pricing (my wine was under 2e!), an extensive but easy to read menu, and very good food- try anything with the pepper sauce and the onion rings with sugar cane honey. We had a very good experience here!

We wondered in here because it is in front of the Carmen Thyssen museum so we could have lunch…read morebefore going in. We wanted paella but didn't want to deal with the after effects & heaviness. Luckily, they have a "Rice Soup" in the paella section. It was great. Soupy rice with seafood and the paella taste. Not heavy - best of both worlds. The place is busy so the staff will be in a hurry & don't speak much English. If you can get pass that, the food should be great. It was for us.

Cool seafood restaurant in the Malaga Plaza. Kind of a maze to get there but cool people watching…read moreand beautiful buildings around. We ordered wine, sangria, mixed fried seafood platter, pil pil gambas and croquetas. They also brought out bread with the meal. Everything was delicious and dipping the bread in the pil pil oil was awesome. Everything was like 80 euros or less. Service was spotty at best but the atmosphere made up for it.

We were so close to LaPaella and it had such a good review that we gave it a try. The service was…read morewonderful and since my companion didn't like paella, they were able to accommodate A dish for one! It was delicious and full of seafood. My companion had the turbout and it was tender and cooked well also.

First time having Paella- it was delicious! Black rice Paella uses squid ink to make it black…read more Entrecôte steak and fries makes a great appetizer while waiting the 25-30 min for the Paella.