Location: Malaga
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Top 8 International food in Malaga, Province of Malaga, Spain
Reviews on International food in Malaga, Province of Malaga, Spain. Malaga is one of the oldest cities in the world, founded in the 8th century by the Phoenicians. Today, art is everywhere-- you can experience exhibits dedicated to glass and crystal, classic cars, contemporary installations, and, of course, the works of Picasso, who was born here. Wander past banana trees and beautiful fountains as you walk through Paseo del Parque, then hit the old city to quench your thirst at a Spanish tavern.
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8. Cafeteria Jardin Botanico La Concepcion
Overall Ratings
4 based on 211 reviews
Reviewed By Gilly W
After reading the reviews of this cafe I was looking forward to a delicious lunch on my visit to these gardens but I was disappointed. Not a lot of choice and the gluten free offering a frozen cheese pizza or a sandwich! The cafe itself is a wooden shack with outside seating in a not very attractive setting - I have certainly seen much better. It certainly isnât anything special and I would take my own food next time I visit the gardens or eat elsewhere.Thank you for review even though it does not reflect favourably on our establishment. You may have noticed that our cafe is very small with very limited kitchen space but despite our limitations we serve delicious salads and soup which I am sure you would have enjoyed. Perhaps we need to consider removing the gluten free pizza and rather recommend other gluten free options on our menu. Please give us another chance as I can assure you that most of our clients love our food and service.
7. La Taberna de Monroy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 892 reviews
the taberna of Monroy is the natural evolution of GASTROBAR TERRAL in 2015 in the street of Martinez Maldonado 77 neighbourhood called "las chapas" a working class area out of the city center and old town. management by carmen in the kitchen and Alejandro
Reviewed By DenR77
We have been travelling in Spain for 2 weeks and this restaurant has simply the best tapas we have tried. It is a tiny little restaurant and it is best to book. Located on Plaza de la Constitution. We ordered 4 tapas dishes to share and were wondering if this would be enough for two hearty eaters and it certainly was. We had a bottle of El Lero which was a Tempranillo, cab sauv & shiraz blend and was very nice. The bill came to â¬52 and for the quality, service and the food we thought this was excellent.
6. El Gastronauta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1368 reviews
EL GASTRONAUTA is a junction point between art, culture and gastronomy; where we fusion traditional Spanish cuisine with international points and dishes of the world and always with a personal and innovative touch. We use also to offer exhibitions by loca
Reviewed By Majella F
Had a beautiful meal here with a friend. The best patata bravas and squid. Very nice staff. Highly recommend
5. Prohobitox
Overall Ratings
4 based on 318 reviews
At Prohobitox we work with the four seasons to create a new kind of style cooking namely 'Asian Crossover´, which is based on regional Chinese cuisine, specialising Asian tapas or âDim Sumâ. Prohobitox is a life long ambition of the owners Robert and Bian
Reviewed By Gittama
A lady of the North came to the South. Sounds like the next Game of Thrones plot but it is the story of our hostess in this restaurant. The food here was delicious and the hospitality was excellent. Kind people who make you feel welcome and a Chef who knows his ingredients. Weâve spent a nice evening here. We are glad you enjoyed your night with us and thank you so much for your kind words!
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4. La Taberna de Monroy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 892 reviews
the taberna of Monroy is the natural evolution of GASTROBAR TERRAL in 2015 in the street of Martinez Maldonado 77 neighbourhood called "las chapas" a working class area out of the city center and old town. management by carmen in the kitchen and Alejandro
Reviewed By DenR77
We have been travelling in Spain for 2 weeks and this restaurant has simply the best tapas we have tried. It is a tiny little restaurant and it is best to book. Located on Plaza de la Constitution. We ordered 4 tapas dishes to share and were wondering if this would be enough for two hearty eaters and it certainly was. We had a bottle of El Lero which was a Tempranillo, cab sauv & shiraz blend and was very nice. The bill came to â¬52 and for the quality, service and the food we thought this was excellent.
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3. Garcia Taberna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 620 reviews
Small restaurant in the heart of Malaga, next to the Plaza de la Merced, the Cervantes Theater, and the Birthplace of Picasso. Our cuisine is eclectic: the influence of Asian and South American cuisine, with a marked local spirit. And we love wine!
Reviewed By fraui85
Best place in town...and we tried many! Superfriendy owner amd waitresses, even helped me out with a smoke;) food is amazing, everything we tried was delicious...if you haven't tried the ribs YOU HAVE NOT LIVED! Go there!;)
2. La Barra de Zapata
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1027 reviews
La Zapata Bar offers a variety of exquisite dishes, tapas, poles accompanied by wonderful drinks, which we will share with the beautiful view of the cathedral
Reviewed By QualitymanYorkshire
This place is small, so go early. Or try to book a table for tomorrow by passing by in person today. The concierge at our hotel said that is the only way to book. It is no surprise that the restaurant is popular: we had peppers with anchovies; seaweed and soft-shell crab (absolutely superb) and a hugely betruffled risotto. All dishes are to be shared between two and are wildly innovative and creative. Some are initially difficult to identify but, truly, this adds to the fun. Including wine, water, coffees and tip, the bill was about â¬90. Out of this world and highly recommended.
1. Garcia Taberna
Overall Ratings
4 based on 620 reviews
Small restaurant in the heart of Malaga, next to the Plaza de la Merced, the Cervantes Theater, and the Birthplace of Picasso. Our cuisine is eclectic: the influence of Asian and South American cuisine, with a marked local spirit. And we love wine!
Reviewed By fraui85
Best place in town...and we tried many! Superfriendy owner amd waitresses, even helped me out with a smoke;) food is amazing, everything we tried was delicious...if you haven't tried the ribs YOU HAVE NOT LIVED! Go there!;)
