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 ....

Visited restaurant with a big group for dinner. We were comfortably situated on the 2nd floor…read morearound large tables. Appetizers were excellent - charcuterie with aged Manchego cheese and famous Jamon, fish salad, fried fish, selection of croquettes with a few different fillings - all well made and delicious. My main dish was fish, which I'm assuming was the swordfish, served with julienned veggies and potatoes - well cooked and very tasty. Good wine selection. Excellent service, prompt, friendly, attentive, which is not easy considering the large size of our group. Recommended.

fantastic food and service. We came here a few times and got a variety of items on the menu. All of…read morethem were fantastic (especially the oxtail).

Hungry and craving Paella, I wandered in downtown Malaga and stopped to look at the menu. I asked…read moreif I could have seafood rice for one person since, like most places, they mention for 2. They said yes, seated me outside near the heater. It was lovely sitting there warm and cozy watching the world go by. The seafood rice came in a little while while I enjoyed my Vermut. It was warm and good. Fulfilling and satisfying. Also a good price. I I had two two drinks and dinner for twenty Euros.

I can understand why people spoke so ill of this place. I sat down with a friend and we realized…read morethen we had made a mistake when we pulled up the Yelp reviews. It should've been something we did first but we just wanted to eat and the croquetas selection pulled me in. Waitress was totally fine but did end up having a strop when we asked if we could take things to go. Understandable it might not have been the culture here in Spain though she did actually fulfill our request which was definitely more than she had to do. I think had we stayed it wouldn't have been like that but I'm glad we didn't because those croquetas were really not good. Super dry. Very meh. Ridiculous given how fire the ones are at Casa Lola legit right down the street.

A little of the beaten track but very pleasant to sit outside in the breeze while sipping beer and…read moresampling the tapas. Most customers were local, making it a pleasant change from more central places.

Fair enough place. A little rough in the edges and a slightly cheaper joint than normal. They had…read moremany local guests. Tapas are €2.5 and taste ok.

Tried the chicken skewers and potatoes bravas as gluten free options. Personally mistake, but I…read moredidn't realize the potatoes would have a sauce and I don't eat dairy or eggs so that was hard to work around. Decent but not great overall.

A homey feel on a busy commercial promenade. Great food, great wine, sincere service…read more We went back a second time. Better than most experienced while in Marbella. Warm, kind people who want you to be happy and satisfied. Go there.

I saw their Puerto location walking to City Center and decided to give them a try. It was a…read moreHoliday so great they were open and wanted to get in before peak time. Arrived around 6;30 Sunday evening and saw a few tables were already reserved (always a good sign). Cozy with some tables outside. I grabbed a seat at the Bar. Started with THE Malaga Beer-Mahou-can't go wrong here. The Pinchos were all exquisite-Pork Sirloin, Artichoke, Octopus, Foie Mi Cuit with Brandy sauce and Cheese Bomb. My favorite Octopus dish-Galician style didn't disappoint-ordered 1/2 size. Finished with their house made Chocolate Cake-yes! and a Zumbral Moscatel (sweet Malaga wine) which was complimentary-nice touch! Service was excellent from my server to behind the Bar. Helped answer all of my questions with patience. By 8:30 they were busy. What a find?! Make this stop for some creative Pinchos and overall amazing Tapas and service!

Stopped here right at open time, 12 noon. We got a table outside and Flor, our server was very…read morebusy getting everything ready. We ordered some a cappuccino, a freshly squeezed orange juice and some tapas...all excellent.... The Spanish omelette was warm and thick...the grilled octopus was very tender and nicely marinated. Overall a great place for some good food...

We sat outside and asked our server for recommendations. He pointed out three items: battered…read morecamembert cubes; assortment of croquettes (oxtail, hame, chicken and prawn); and potato omelette. After fussing over the menu and sipping our beers, we agreed with his recommendations and loved them. Each was simple and flavorful and nicely presented. The service was attentive and professional, the busy pedestrian corner a great spot to enjoy the energy, and the food was good and a good value.

Loved the food, the atmosphere and Jose, Belen and Carlos…read morewere wonderful. We ordered the ensaladilla clasica and Tostà with solomillo and caramelized brie.

Gastro Tapas restaurant are all the rage this year. Tikus Gastrobar in La Cala is an addition to…read morethe genre. Perfectly located on the main strip of La Cala village, Tikus is easy to find although parking is tricky in season. You can dine inside or on the ample terrace and both are perfectly appointed. The menu is not too extensive but for me sufficiently varied. Iberian platters are very good with Bellota ham well cut and presented. My visit with my family we shared a few platters and a couple of excellent main courses - supported with some good wine served by the glass. Service was very good even though the restaurant was very busy. The meal cost approx. 70€ for four including the gratuity. Certainly worth the visit and I will definitely visit again!

No complaints here! We picked this place based on internet reviews and enjoyed everything we had…read more.. which was way too much! Watch how much you order. Also, they re-use the sauce on some things which meant the flavours between dishes weren't as varied as we might have hoped. Overall, no regrets coming here. Quick overview of the dishes we tried: the shrimp pappardelle was great; the hummus was underseasoned; the shrimps pil pil were a hit; the mini burgers were so-so -- patty was good but bun was dry and not much sauce.