Malaga’s Famous Restaurants – sample during your vacation

Famous Restaurants to sample during your Malaga Travel

Malaga weather is one amongst the most favorable in Europe. The winters are usually very short with temperatures rarely below the four degrees Celsius mark. The summers have temperatures in the thirty degree Celsius range. Practically, there are so many things you can do in a Malaga vacation all round the year. One of the aspects that attract many people to Malaga is the nightlife. When on your Malaga travel you can enjoy unlimited access to restaurants and bars both for the amazing food and the fun filled nights.

Cafe Central Malaga

Some of the best dining spots on your malaga vacation include the Café Central which as the name suggests is located centrally. This café has been in the same location for the last 100 years. It has mosaic designs on the walls describing how coffee is ordered in Malaga. Some of the terms used include ‘milky’, ‘just a touch of milk’ and ‘strong and black’ this means that ordering coffee in Malaga is not as simple as it may seem. The café still retains the traditional décor.

La Posada De Antonio in Malaga

Although it does not make it into the list of the most popular nightspots, it’s open till midnight therefore offering you a chance of watching the bustles of city life in a calm environment. The La Posada De Antonio is a restaurant owned by renowned actor from this town, Antonio Banderas. The restaurant is big enough occupying two floors. It has two bars and the food prices are reasonable. This makes it one of the best hotels to have your dinner during your Malaga travels.

La Campana, Malaga

The La Campana is a popular night spot especially fro drinkers. This place is so busy that sometimes you have to stand out in the streets with your drinks. The Antigua a casa Del Guardia has an unrivalled reputation especially for wine lovers. There wines in bulk provide the best option with customers allowed to taste different wines and even offered a bottle to take back home.

Apart from these ordinary restaurants for Malaga travelers, there are some special restaurants such as O’Neill’s which is located directly at the heart of the Malaga night life scene. It’s one of the first Irish bars in this city and forms a perfect place to start the night around the city. They offer a collection of Celtic music and all types of beer. Regulars in this bar come from a heterogeneous group, therefore it’s possible to get high school kids as well as executives here.  Malaga shopping also attracts a considerable number of tourist shoppers. Most of the world renowned stores are present in Malaga. There are also local boutiques which stock different crafts from the region.

The Bodega El Pimpi boasts of a great wine bar with a great varienty of tasty dishes that one can choose from. The interiors has decorations just like a very traditional house of the Andalusian region. The windows inside are very nicely decorated with some antique wine barrels and geraniums.

Address: Calle De Granada 68, Málaga, 29300 - Open Hours: 1pm-2.30am daily, Tel: +34 952 22 8990

You can also visit our page on malaga hotels where there are many more restaurants

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