Perhaps I shouldn't give you this recommendation cause Paco Jose's salted Spanish almonds are so…read moredamn addictive, but now that you know what you're giving yourself into I can say this: if you had room for a kilo of almonds in your bag home you would not regret it (get them decided in several small bags and give away to your friends back home). We got only 400g and regret not getting more already back at the hotel room. Apart from almonds with salt, honey or sugar, and Paco's home fried chips (patatas fritas), there's a lot of candy to be found in this beautiful blue corner store, only one block from the lovely market of Malaga. We were here on Valentine's Day and they had red candied apples dipped in small sugar hearts in one of their windows. I guess these items will change depending on season, and I wouldn't mind checking out their Easter or Christmas candy.

I love this place! How have I not reviews here sooner???…read more So i'm like a kid in a candy shop here. I can't go in without buying something. There is some kitchen gadget or even food that I must have. They have a bag dried apples for a euro. I go nuts for them. The sad thing about here is only when there is an upcoming holiday. Like a month before Christmas, they stock a bunch of Christmas stuff. Great for those that have families and homes to decorate, bad for me cause I hate all that junk. Ba humbug! But on normal days, my boyfriend and I just enjoy walking around and looking at stuff. Awesome store!

" Some Of The Best Chocolate I have Ever Tasted "…read more My wife and I went to the Mayan Monkey Mijas Chocolate Factory. Wow, what a must see place to visit. The Mijas Chocolate Factory along with having many varieties and types of Chocolate candies, they have also Coffee, Hot Chocolate, and some wonderful and different flavors of Ice Cream. They also have so educational Chocolate Tutorials to listen to if you have time. It's a quaint and nice place to visit when you are in Mijas to be able to get a nice chocolate treat.

Tucked in the hills, this little chocolate factory had very very good hot Coco and ice cream!read more

After being in Italy last August and falling in love with gelato, I was expecting other European…read morecountries to have good gelato too. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with the gelato from Nonna's. It lacked the silky, creaminess that I found with gelato in Rome. There was a grittiness to the one I tried. It was a decent treat, but just didn't measure up to Italian gelato. The shop was cute and other desserts are offered. It's in a good location across from the Pablo Picasso Courtyard and close to merchants & shops.

We just had the chocolate with orange (with candied orange pieces), so rich and delicious. Perfect…read moreway to end our strenuous but rewarding trip in Torremolinos and southern Spain. Will be sure to visit again next time and try the other flavors!