Six of the best tapas streets in Malaga (because there’s more to taste beyond fried fish)

Although you cannot pass by Malaga without trying its famous fried fish and skewers, this is not the only gastronomic luxury this corner of Andalusia offers us. We love it so much that we told you before which towns to visit in the provincewhich ones What to do when visiting the capital of Malaga And what are they doing? best beach clubs But what if you want to go out for tapas? We’re investigating which streets residents go through when they go out for a snack.

Malaga has lots and lots of good tapas, their natives and visitors. A pilgrimage in the city center Granata street.The best way to get through this is to go down and start. Pimp, one of the most traditional wineries in town and a must.

Also in the historic center Caldereria Streetis a space with numerous terraces and taverns that invite you to extend your after-dinner chat until you stay to see how the night is done. However, if you’re near the cathedral when your guts begin to growl coal squarenever missing on a good Malaga tapas route.

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However, there are many tapas places that have their own charm. Another important point is Plutarco Street and its surroundingsRelatively close to the University. The atmosphere is student-like above all, as there are excellent places to grab a bite and then head back to the General University Library, but it’s also a family-friendly space.

If what we’re looking for is a beer and something light, sit down in the neighborhood. scree, next to the beach, is a real privilege of life. Also, if you get a campero (native sandwich) later in the area, the game will be round.

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For a slightly higher plan, and best of all, if you’re coming from outside Malaga, you might be interested in passing. pier one. A mall on the harbor with multiple tapas restaurants and sunset views that no visitor should miss.

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