Warhol (no, not warhole) is simply the best "underground" club in Malaga city centre. If you're…read moreinto deep dirty electronic sounds (that means progressive house, electro house, techno and tribal) -- then this is heaven and a true blessing. Okay, there is a "but", or shall i say "butt". Little did we (my male friend and I) know - that Warhol is actually a "gay/lesbian" club. At that time, we were just so into the music, so we never realized this. (Later, I read in my Lonely Planet Spain and it clearly says (I cite): "Warhol, A stylish haunt for gay clubbers who want an upmarket atmosphere in which to enjoy the funky house beats mixed by dreadlocked DJs". Alright, you should read this and digest it with a grain of salt. The DJs do NOT have dreads, and you wont hear FUNKY HOUSE here. It is so obvious that the review wasn't written by a person that knows his/her music well. However, I must say.. being a straight guy.. it wasn't like those obvious gay clubs where a bunch of "Village People" look-a-likes would show up and make a YMCA up in your alley. If you're in Malaga, and want to experience something really big - musically speaking - then let Warhol be your Shangri-La for the night. There is a bar in the middle, and the dance floor goes around the bar (literally a circle) -- note that there is NO sitting area available (or any seats for that matter). There are usually two chunky bouncers outside, and if they don't like you, you will not get in. But that's how it's played as a tourist in Spain. A lil fun trivia about this place.. DJ Alex Gomez is actually a resident DJ here, and you might see Miguel Picasso as well if they're not in Ibiza or at Dreamer's in Marbella. Well played, Warhol.

Sala Wengé is considered as one of the coolest discotecas in Málaga which specializes in house…read moremusic. This is a good place to go if you like dancing because the music is good and the ambiance is hip and casual with the interior decorated tastefully with cool neon lights. This place is open from 10pm-7am Tuesday-Saturday only. After 12am the place gets packed! There was no cover charge on Thursday, which was a big plus. So far all the clubs in Málaga are so easy to get in! I wish NY was like this!!! Check it out!

I don't like pub or bars, cause I don't drink An alcohol,…read morebut my friend in Malaga has invite me to Level bar. I didn't regret.. It wasn't just a bar.. It's also a small, pretty small club, with nice house music.. The DJ and barmen was very nice people.. I liked the place..it's not such crowd.. But if u want to dance and have time with friends in place who won't bother you, opposite will smile u as u r 100 years friends, then visit this place:))

¡¡¡Mi sitio favoritoooo!!! ¡La mejor y más loca fiesta de la noche de Málaga! I love this place!!!…read moreSala Gold boasts super spacious slick dance floor, 6 beautifully designed bars, 2 halls and 2 styles of music, and it's open everyday!!! Woohoo!!! This is by far the hottest club in Malaga for sure!!! The DJ plays high-energy eclectic mix of fun dance music ranging from the latest top 40, house, reggaeton, techno, hip-hop, etc. It's a great place to dance away the night!!! Unlike those annoyingly exclusive and pretentious clubs in NY, the clubs in Spain are inviting and accepting, and the bouncers pretty much let anybody in for free. There's no snobbism, the Spanish party environment is all about having fun with everybody. Drinks are about 6 euros. The crowd is full of beautiful hipsters as well as fashionable tourists from UK, Germany, and Scandinavia. I can't wait to go back!!!!

Avoid if possible. The entry with you ID was quick. When you go inside expect a huge crowd of…read moreteens. Literally teens on their gap year or something. They do play sent music but if you are leaving, make sure to get your arm stamped because of you want to back in you can't. Fair warning. The club is nothing special but a. Starter. Avoid as possible.

A few days ago coming from a bar we walked past a big sign that said "pastrami" in neon lights…read more Almost as if it was a restaurant in NYC. The sign has a NYC feel to it. Since ruebens being my favourite food ever... we had to stop in. They only offered 3 types of sandwiches and reubens wasn't one of them. But an american pastrami sandwich was. first off they used mayo. Americans don't mix may with pastrami. It's mustard or nothing at all. Mayo would be as bad as ketchup! And they used just a few slices of pastrami. Again not very american. ha ha. Then they added american dill pickle. What?? On the sandwich. It's not a hamburger. But in the end it was pretty tasty! Certainly not American pastrami... if american than sauerkraut would have been an option with mustard. But still very good! The price was not very malaga. 6.50 for a small sandwich is pricey for Malaga. But Malaga is changing and becoming more expensive. ====================== Now here is what was weird. We were seeing people come in and going into the bathroom. What are they doing in there? It's a secrete room. Turns out this place is a night club. Which is pretty genius to have food at a night club. You can clean up feeding drunk people when the place closes. I can't review the club because I didn't know it existed when I ate there. But the food is good.