MA: Malaga, Spain
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Where to stay: Soho
Malaga’s Soho, known as the “Arts District,” is a vibrant neighborhood between the Port of Malaga and the city center / old town. It features cafes, galleries, and boutique shops that blend creativity with urban charm.
WHERE TO EAT:
- Cafe-Bar Mercado Atarazanas
Start with Conchas Finas (smooth clams) and some cava. Followed by some fresh fried fish, usually anchovies and don’t never on the seafood rice. - Chiringuito El Merlo la Revuelo
Perfect post-beach restaurant. We suggest the Espetos de Sardinas (roasted sardines) and the Nido Malagueño (Malagan nest). A ‘nest’ consisting of a small fried fishes base with a fried egg on top dressed with roasted peppers. - Antigua Casa De Guardia
A traditional wine cellar and tavern in Malaga since 1840. - Casa Lola Strachan
Classic tapas bar with modern comforts and local cuisine.
- El Pimpi
The most famous bodega in Malaga, known for its lively atmosphere and traditional Andalusian food. Located in an 18th-century building with views of the Alcazaba and Roman Theatre. - Casa Mira
A historic ice cream shop in Malaga, famous for its artisanal turrón (nougat) and ice cream since 1890. We suggest trying the pistacho y avellana (pistachio & hazelnut) ice cream.
- Anyway Wine Bar
Modern wine bar in Malaga, known for its curated list of natural and organic wines from around the world. This intimate spot focuses on sustainable, small-batch winemaking, offering a rotating menu of unique wines complemented by locally-sourced tapas. With its knowledgeable staff and relaxed vibe, Anyway Wine Bar attracts wine lovers looking to explore diverse, eco-conscious options in Malaga’s culinary scene.
Note: last updated in September 2024
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