Bar Málaga

“El que parece ser el dueño está un poco empanado, aunque es muy amable.”

Cristina Glaría★★★★

The guy who seems to be the owner is a bit clueless, although he's very friendly. I tell him the opening hours aren't right, and he looks at me with a startled expression; he doesn't understand anything, he doesn't know what a review is... An iced latte costs €1.50. The terrace is right in the middle of the main promenade, and it's nice and cool, even at the end of October 🤣

David Jiménez Solera★★★

This tapas bar specializes in fried fish, which is their specialty. The terrace is right on the street, and the furniture is a bit dirty because it's exposed to the elements. The waiters were all very friendly and helpful; they even got me a Moroccan tea, even though it wasn't on the menu. I had some grilled sea bass tapas and a beef skewer, but nothing extraordinary. However, the fried fish platter I ordered as a main course was excellent. I'll share some photos.

Jose A.★★

The experience was just okay. The place isn't bad, with a nice terrace and quality 80s music in a traditional bar, but that's about it... The prices are high for the quantity and quality, and if they could salvage the tapas (which aren't bad at all), they'd give you the "good" treatment of serving a quarter-pint of beer, meaning a smaller one...

Paco Perez★

The tapas are ridiculous, the prices are outrageous, and to top it all off, if you order a large bottle of water with a lid, they charge you 5 euros—3 euros for the water and 2 for a tiny little tapa. It's highway robbery! To make matters worse, the owner says it's because that's how it's set and it's normal. What a nerve!