Café de Chinitas

Love the look of this restaurant, unfortunately thats where the plus points end. Why do Spanish business owns employ people that could not care less. We stood at the bar and were ignored for what seemed 10 mins and the place was virtually empty. No engagement,. nothing friendly or professional. Also, when charging good money for a glass of wine it would be nice to get a reasonable measure. Two mouthfuls isn't a reasonable measure. Also, when customers are frantically waving to order another drink, please don't ignore them. I will return but only to see if it has improved. If not, no problem there are a thousand different places in Málaga.

Tucked away in a beautiful quiet location is this place full of local history. We just came for a drink but we got a lot more. A Carnaval performance of 'Jesus 33' and a history lesson about this music café from Veronica. Great place to get to know more about Malaga.

What a delightful traditional Spanish restaurant in Málaga! It's conveniently located right across from Constitution Square, making it easy to find. I absolutely loved the interior design; it truly captures the essence of Andalusia. The gazpacho soup was simply delicious, and the grilled salmon was quite good as well. Plus, the prices were fantastic for the quality of the food.

The croquetas were very creamy on the inside, crunchy outside. Patatas were very well cooked, very crunchy outside. The oxtail brioche was simply delicious! Very tender and tasty meat!

Paella was wet like stew and too salty. It was edible but not worth the price. Service was slow even with a nearly empty restaurant At least they had allergens listed on the menu. Very convenient!